onward /ˈɒnwəd/ UK US adjetivo &
adverbio
• adjetivo
hacia delante
the onward march of scientific progress
el
avance del progreso científico
• adverbio (también onwards)
1
from two o'clock/1998 etc onward de las dos/de 1998 etc en adelante
2
adelante, hacia delante
canal /kəˈnæl/ UK US sustantivo
canal
the
Suez Canal
el
canal de Suez
thus /ðʌs/
UK US adverbio (formal)
1
por tanto, por consiguiente
2
(también thusly AmE) así, de esta
manera
debatable /dɪˈbeɪtəbəl/ UK US adjetivo
discutible, cuestionable
wrong with
There's nothing wrong with making a profit, provided
you don't cheat anyone.
apologize for (doing) something
He later
apologized for his behaviour.I apologize for
losing my temper.
ca‧pa‧ble
1
capable of (doing) something
having the qualities or ability needed to do something:
I don't think he's capable of murder.The company isn't
capable of handling an order that large.
blame somebody/something for something
Marie still blames herself for Patrick's death.The report blames
poor safety standards for the accident.
I'm useless at playing sports
involve doing something
Running your own
business usually involves working long hours.
fancy doing something
Sorry, but I don't
fancy going out tonight.
arrange
to do something
Have you arranged to meet Mark this weekend?
feel like (doing) something
spoken to
want to have something or do something:
He didn't feel
like going to work.
agree to do something
No one really
knows why he agreed to do the film.
deserve to do something
We didn't deserve
to win.
ask to do something
Karen asked to see
the doctor.
avoid doing something
The refugees left to avoid getting bombed.
risk doing something
They may even risk
losing their homes.
threaten to do something
He threatened to
take them to court.
draw with
Liverpool
drew with Juventus.
They
drew 3-3.
sack somebody from something
He was sacked from
every other job he had.
sack somebody for (doing) something
He was sacked for
being drunk.
Aislante:
insulating
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