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amenazante, tenebroso(a), aminusioso. start learning
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Those clouds look very ominous; I reckon there's going to be a storm.
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The teacher said, (hush) everyone, I'm trying to explain.
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Cubierto, tapado. (como con un velo). start learning
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Her eyes were partially "veiled" by her long, dark hair.
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This weekend, I will slip away from the city and visit my manor in the country.
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Susurrar...... to (whisp- -). start learning
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Nichol whispered that she was sorry.
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Enredar...... to (rave-). start learning
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The playful cat raveled the yarn.
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Cubrir, tapar, cubrir a alguien con, envolver a alguien con........ to (Shrou-). start learning
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Thick fog shrouded the mountain.
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Desenredar, desenmarañar (un misterio)....... to (- - ravel). start learning
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The detective managed to unravel the mystery.
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presagiar... to (forebod-). start learning
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Waves as huge as these usually forebode a hurricane.
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Podrirse, echarse a perder... to (ro-). start learning
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They approached the imposing rot iron gates.
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The old sage gave us valuable advice about life.
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fatídico, fatídica... (forebod- - -). start learning
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My foreboding proved accurate when the walls began to crumble.
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crujir, tronar, rechinar... to (crea-). start learning
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The loud creak of the door spooked the cat.
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ceder, cambiar de opinión... (to budg-). start learning
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George Ramos said, there's no use in trying to change Trump's mind about politics; he simply won't budge.
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Podrirse, echarse a perder... to (ro-). start learning
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If you leave fruit out for too long, it will rot.
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deshilacharse, desenredarse... to (rave-) start learning
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The edge of my scarf started to (rav- -) after washing it too many times.
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Deteriorarse. to (rav- -). start learning
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The relationship between the two families continued to (ravel) as misunderstandings grew.
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Cubrir, tapar. to cover, to conceal something or somebody... to (shrou-). start learning
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Her face was (shrouded) in sadness as she read the letter... The details of his disappearance remain (shrouded) in mystery.
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Cubrir, tapar. to cover, to conceal something or somebody........(shrou-). start learning
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Thick fog began to "shroud" the city.
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Helen shoved the chair out of her way.
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Meter algo forzadamente... to (shov-). start learning
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Oliver (shoved) the paperwork into his bag.
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A large man SHOVED me out of the way.
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suavizar, tamizar (la luz)...... to (diffus-). start learning
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Photographer uses a screen to (diffuse) the light.
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difuso, difusa.......(diffus-). start learning
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The forest was filled with a soft, (diffuse) light.
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difuso, difusa.......(diffus-). start learning
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The plant's roots are very delicate and (diffuse).
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inestable, no confiable...... (FLAK-). start learning
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Flavio said, I wouldn't employ Juan and Erick, they’re too (FLAKY).
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Croissants (hojaldrados) para el desayuno...... (flak-). start learning
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They served delicious (flaky) croissants for breakfast.
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crujir, tronar, rechinar... to (crea-). start learning
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The porch roof creaked with the heavy weight of the snow.
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sudario, (sabana para tapar un cuerpo)... (shrou-). (shroud). start learning
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The body was buried in a shroud.
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Así es la vida... (Su- - -) is life. start learning
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cantar, (del gallo)... to (cro-). start learning
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Charles always wakes up when the rooster starts "crowing".
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Crujjir, rechinar (de los huesos)... to (crea-). start learning
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My bones creak when I get out of bed.
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Escala... (layove-) or (stopov- -). start learning
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Probar, demostrar, resultar........ to (prov-). start learning
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My foreboding proved accurate when the walls began to crumble........ to prove.
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