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El libro Face2face - Intermedio - Unidad 12 - 12A

Aquí encontrarás el vocabulario de la Unidad 12 - 12A en el libro de curso Face2Face Intermediate, como "molestado", "pasar el rato", "gustar", etc.

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Face2face - Intermediate
to fancy
to fancy
[Verbo]

to picture or imagine something in one's mind

imaginar, figurarse

imaginar, figurarse

Ex: Can you fancy what the view will look like from the top? 

¿Puedes imaginar cómo será la vista desde la cima?

bothered
bothered
[Adjetivo]

experiencing an emotional or mental discomfort due to an annoying situation or a person

molesto, preocupado

molesto, preocupado

Ex: He looked bothered when I asked about the problem. 

Se veía molesto cuando pregunté sobre el problema.

to feel up to

to feel one has enough energy and mental capacity to be able to do something

sentirse con ánimos para, tener energía para

sentirse con ánimos para, tener energía para

Ex: Despite the long day, she surprisingly felt up to going out for dinner with friends. 

A pesar del largo día, sorprendentemente se sentía con ganas de salir a cenar con amigos.

broke
broke
[Adjetivo]

having little or no financial resources

pelado, sin un peso, sin blanca

pelado, sin un peso, sin blanca

Ex: They were broke after the vacation. 

Estaban sin dinero después de las vacaciones.

to hang around

to spend time in a place, often without a specific purpose or activity

pasar el rato, quedarse

pasar el rato, quedarse

Ex: On weekends, they often hang around the mall, browsing shops and chatting. 

Los fines de semana, a menudo pasan el rato en el centro comercial, mirando tiendas y charlando.

rubbish
rubbish
[Sustantivo]

unwanted, worthless, and unneeded things that people throw away

basura, desechos

basura, desechos

Ex: The park was littered with rubbish, prompting volunteers to organize a clean-up day. 

El parque estaba lleno de basura, lo que llevó a los voluntarios a organizar un día de limpieza.

to [be] into {sb/sth}

to have a strong interest or attraction toward a particular person or thing

Ex: She's not into him at all. She told me she's not looking for anything serious right now. 
{sb} could do with {sb/sth}

used to mean that one benefits from having someone or something present or available to one

Ex: With the hot weather, I could do with an ice-cold beverage to cool down. 
sick
sick
[Adjetivo]

mentally or emotionally disturbed or unhealthy

enfermo, perturbado

enfermo, perturbado

Ex: His sick thoughts and behaviors were a clear sign that he needed professional help. 

Sus pensamientos y comportamientos enfermos eran una señal clara de que necesitaba ayuda profesional.

off
off
[Adverbio]

at or to a certain distance away in physical space

a

a

Ex: The enemy camp was positioned a few hundred yards off. 

El campamento enemigo estaba situado a unos cientos de metros de distancia.

to [be] up to something

to be involved in a particular activity or to be planning something, often with a sense of secrecy or suspicion

Ex: The sudden flurry of activity in the office suggests that the team is up to something big. 
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