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presentation /ˌprezənˈteɪʆən,
AmE ˌpriːzənˈteɪʆən/ UK US sustantivo
1
presentación
to
give a presentation (on sth) hacer una
presentación (sobre algo)
strength /streŋθ/ UK US sustantivo
1 fuerza(s)
with all my strength
con todas mis fuerzas
2
resistencia [de una pared, una cuerda,
etc.]
weakness /ˈwiːknəs/ UK US sustantivo (plural -sses)
debilidad
term /tɜːm $ tɜːrm/
SCHOOL/UNIVERSITY [countable,
uncountable]especially British English one of the periods of time that
the school or university year is divided into. In Britain,
there are usually three terms in a year. → half-term, semester,quarter
(all) on your own
a) alone
I’ve been living on my own
for four years now.
He didn’t want to be left
on his own.
b) without anyone’s help
You can’t expect him to do
it all on his own.
I can manage on my own,
thanks.
(all) by myself
a) alone
I’d like to be by myself for a while.
b) without help from anyone else
I painted the house all by myself.
Leave alone
EU /iː ˈjuː/ UK US (= European Union)
UE,
Unión Europea
UN, the /ˌjuː ˈen/
(the United Nations)
researcher /rɪˈsɜːtʆə/ UK
US sustantivo
investigador -a
a load (of something)
(also loads (of something) British English) informal
a lot of something
We got a load of complaints about the loud music.
Don’t worry,
there’s loads of time
loads to do/see/eat etc
There’s loads
to see in Paris.
scare /skeə $ sker/ ●●● S2 verb
1 [transitive] to make someone feel frightened SYN
frighten, → afraid
p.9
auxiliary /ɔːgˈzɪljəri/
UK US adjetivo & sustantivo
• adjetivo
auxiliary
verb verbo auxiliar
presentation /ˌprezənˈteɪʆən,
AmE ˌpriːzənˈteɪʆən/ UK US sustantivo
1
presentación
to
give a presentation (on sth) hacer una
presentación (sobre algo)
strength /streŋθ/ UK US sustantivo
1 fuerza(s)
with all my strength
con todas mis fuerzas
2
resistencia [de una pared, una cuerda,
etc.]
weakness /ˈwiːknəs/ UK US sustantivo (plural -sses)
debilidad
term /tɜːm $ tɜːrm/
SCHOOL/UNIVERSITY [countable,
uncountable]especially British English one of the periods of time that
the school or university year is divided into. In Britain,
there are usually three terms in a year. → half-term, semester,quarter
(all) on your own
a) alone
I’ve been living on my own
for four years now.
He didn’t want to be left
on his own.
b) without anyone’s help
You can’t expect him to do
it all on his own.
I can manage on my own,
thanks.
(all) by myself
a) alone
I’d like to be by myself for a while.
b) without help from anyone else
I painted the house all by myself.
Leave alone
EU /iː ˈjuː/ UK US (= European Union)
UE,
Unión Europea
UN, the /ˌjuː ˈen/
(the United Nations)
researcher /rɪˈsɜːtʆə/ UK
US sustantivo
investigador -a
a load (of something)
(also loads (of something) British English) informal
a lot of something
We got a load of complaints about the loud music.
Don’t worry,
there’s loads of time
loads to do/see/eat etc
There’s loads
to see in Paris.
scare /skeə $ sker/ ●●● S2 verb
1 [transitive] to make someone feel frightened SYN
frighten, → afraid
p.9
auxiliary /ɔːgˈzɪljəri/
UK US adjetivo & sustantivo
• adjetivo
auxiliary
verb verbo auxiliar
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