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palace /ˈpælɪs/ UK  US  sustantivo

palacio

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Asian food

It’s disgusting

yuck‧y /ˈjʌki/ adjective informal 

extremely unpleasant

- The food was yucky.

You should watch the TV series La peste.

Don’t watch it with children.

ma'am /mæm, mɑːm, məm $ mæm/ noun 

1 American English spoken used to address a woman in a polite and respectful way

 May I help you, ma'am?

2 British English spoken used to address the Queen or another woman in authority

Pride and prejudice

should /ʆəd, acentuado ʆʊd/ UK  US  verbo [modal] (negativo shouldn't, o, más formal, should not)

should

1 Para expresar que algo es aconsejable o deseable:

You should ask for advice.

 Deberías pedir consejo.

You should eat Thai food.

Don’t eat Thai food, it’s very spicy.

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mess /mes/ UK  US  

•  sustantivo

1 desorden

Sorry about the mess.

Perdona el desorden.

My hair is a mess!

¡Tengo el pelo hecho un desastre!

to be in a mess estar hecho -a un desastre, estar manga por hombro [casa, habitación, etc.]

to make a mess of sth

 (a)  ensuciar algo

hurt /hɜːt/ UK  US  verbo &  adjetivo

 •  verbo (pasado & participio hurt)

1  [intransitivo] doler

My head hurts.

Me duele la cabeza.

2  [transitivo] hacer daño, lastimar

I've hurt my hand.

Me he hecho daño en la mano.

Someone will  get hurt.

Alguien se va a lastimar.

to hurt yourself hacerse daño

clumsy /ˈklʌmzi/ UK  US  adjetivo (-sier, -siest)

1  torpe

hammer /ˈhæmə/ UK  US  sustantivo & verbo

 •  sustantivo

martillo

these things happen

I guess I left it at home

Wash it under the cold water

Ex. 5

Jacket pocket, the sink, my son, my trousers, I filled, the pocket, my hand, a plaster, wrong way, turn right.

Throw, threw, thrown

Steri-strips