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1Glossary 3
blow (past tense blew)
to move something through the air soplar / volar
brains you think with your brains cerebro
brave not afraid of anything valiente
cellar a room under a building, under the ground
stano
city a big, important town ciudad
clever quick to learn and understand listo, inteligente, espabilado
clothes dresses, trousers, shirts, coats, etc. ropa
coward a person who is afraid of many things cobarde
disappear when something disappears, you cant see it or find it
desaparecer
emerald a beautiful green jewel esmeralda
fall (past tense fell)
to go down suddenly to a lower place caer
heart the part of you which feels, loves, is happy, etc.
corazn
hurt to do bad things to people herir
magic when strange, exciting, unusual things happen
magia
mend to make something good again (e.g. a broken window)
reparar
pick up to take something up in your hand recoger, coger
shout (v) to speak very loudly gritar
strange if something is strange to you, you do not know it or understand it
extrao, desco-nocido
tin a soft white metal estao
tricks clever things which look like magic, but which are not magic
trucos, engaos
voice you speak, shout, sing, etc. with your voice
voz
witch a woman in stories who can do magic bruja
wizard a man in stories who can do magic brujo, mago
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The Wizard of OzL. Frank Baum Retold by Rosemary Border
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