Cockroach
Breed
vi‧per [countable]
1 a small poisonous snake
2 literary
someone who behaves in an unpleasant way and harms other people
Praying
mantis
Jilguero sustantivo masculino goldfinch
Lynx
Wolf
Bear
Scorpions
Viper
Bull
Woodpecker
Cheetah
Leop‧ard / ˈlepəd/ [countable]
1 a large animal of the cat family, with yellow fur and black spots,
which lives in Africa and South Asia
2
A leopard can't change its spots
Used to say that people cannot change their character
morena sustantivo femenino ( Zool ) moray
(eel);
Prey
Dromedary
Donkey
Hen – chick – chicken
≠ rooster - cock
muscle /ˈmʌsəl/ músculo
mussel / ˈmʌsəl/ sustantivo
mejillón m
mejillón m
Kilometers per
hour
Sand
Go for / have a
swim ≠ have a bath
I would flush it
down the toilet.
I would swim near
the shore.
Sand
Lie past tense lay past participle lain present
participle lying, third person singular lies
1
Flat position
a) [Intransitive] to be in a position in which your body is flat on the
floor, on a bed etc
Lie on/in etc
He was lying on the bed
smoking a cigarette.
Don't lie in the sun for too
long.
BUT
Lie past tense and past participle lied, present
participle lying, third person singular lies [intransitive]
1 to deliberately tell someone something that is not true:
I could tell from her face
that she was lying.
Lie to
I would never lie to you.
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