�1. monotonous [məˈnɒtənəs]adjective monótono ( f monótona)-------------------------------------------------monotonous adjective uk /məˈnɒt.ən.əs/ us /məˈnɑː.t�ən.əs/C1 not �changing and �therefore �boring: a monotonous �job a monotonous �voice The �music �bame monotonous after a while.___________________________________________________________________2. normal [ˈnɔ:ml]adjective normal

normal [ˈnɔ:ml]noun above normal por encima de lo normal to return to normal volver a la normalidad-----------------------------------------------------------normal adjective us /ˈnɔr·məl/

normal adjective (NOT UNUSUAL)

› �ordinary or �usual; as would be �expected: He �seemed �perfectly normal to me. The �tempeture is above/below normal today.normalizationnoun [U] /�nɔr·mə·ləˈzeɪ·ʃən, -lɑɪ-/normalnoun [C] /ˈnɔr·məl/

normal noun [C] (LINE)

› physics a �line that is �perpendicular (= at an �angle of 90 �degrees) to a �surface____________________________________________________________________________________3. scissors [ˈsɪzəz]plural noun tijeras fpl a pair of scissors unas tijeras-------------------------------------------------------------------------scissors plural noun us /ˈsɪz·ərz/› a �cutting �device consisting of two �blades, each with a ring-shaped �handle, which are �joined in the �middle so that �their �sharp �edges move against each other, used esp. for �cutting �paper or �cloth: a �pair of scissors_____________________________________________________________________________4. stop sb. from doing sth._____________________________________________________________________________5. wrist [rɪst]noun muñeca f ----------------------------------------------------------wrist noun [C] us /rɪst/› the �narrow �part of the �arm above the �hand that can �bend to move the �hand in differenirections: He �developed �strong wrists �playing �baseball.____________________________________________________________________6. aerobics [eəˈrə�bɪks]noun(uncountable noun) aerobic m --------------------------------------------------------aerobics noun [U] us /eəˈro�·bɪks/› �energetic �physical �exercises that make the �heart, �lungs, and �muscles �stronger and �se the �amount of �oxygen in the �blood: I do aerobics and �weight �training at the �gym.aerobic

adjective [not gradable] us /eəˈro�·bɪk/› aerobic �exercise____________________________________________________________7. baseball [ˈbeɪsbɔ:l]noun béisbol m __________________________________________8. anaerobic adjective uk /�æn.əˈrə�.bɪk/ us /�æn.əˈro�.bɪk/ specialized› not �needing or without �oxygen: Some �bacteria can only �live in anaerobic �conditions. anaerobic �exerciseCompareaerobic (aerobics)----------------------------------------------anaerobicInglés americano: /�ænəˈro�bɪk/Inglés británico: /�anɛːˈrə�bɪk/Traducción de anaerobic en español:adjectiveanaerobio (anaeróbico (� que se produce sin oxígeno). Deportes anaerobios.)_______________________________________________________9. bowling [ˈbə�lɪŋ]noun(uncountable noun) bolos mpl ---------------------------------------------------------------------bowlingnoun [U] uk /ˈbə�.lɪŋ/ us /ˈbo�.lɪŋ/

bowling noun [U] (GAME)

› (UK also tenpin bowling) a �game �played inside, in which you �roll a �heavy �ball down a rack to �try to �knock down a �group of �pins (= �tall, �thin �wooden �objects)

bowling noun [U] (IN CRICKET)

› (the �part of the �game) when you �bowl the �ball in �cricket: The �England �captain �open bowling (= �bowled first).__________________________________________________________________10. boxing [ˈbɒksɪŋ]noun boxeo m, box m (Amér C) (Méx) ----------------------------------------------------------------boxing noun [U] us /ˈbɑk·sɪŋ/› a �sport in which two competitors �fight by �hitting each other with �their �closed �hands______________________________________________________________________11. catch [kæʧ] ( pt & pp caught )verb uk /kætʃ/ us /kætʃ/ (caught, caught)transitive verb Conjugaison1. [generally] Conjugaison coger, Conjugaison agarrar (Amér)[ball] Conjugaison atrapar2. [fish] Conjugaison pescar[stop - person] Conjugaison parar3. [be in time for] I've got a train to catch tengo que coger un tren to catch the (last) post (UK) llegar a la (última) recogida del correo4. [hear clearly] Conjugaison entender, llegar a oír5. [interest, imagination] Conjugaison despertar6. [see] to catch sight or a glimpse of alcanzar a ver7. [hook - shirt etc] Conjugaison engancharse[shut in door - finger] pillarse8. [light] Conjugaison reflejar9. [strike] Conjugaison golpear

catch [kæʧ] ( pt & pp caught )intransitive verb Conjugaison1. [become hooked, get stuck] Conjugaison engancharse2. [start to burn] prenderse, encenderse

catch [kæʧ]noun1. [of ball etc] parada f2. [of fish] pesca f, captura f3. [fastener - on door] pestillo m[ - on necklace] cierre m4. [snag] trampa f

catch attransitive verb inseparable Conjugaison intentar agarrar

catch onintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [become popular] hacerse popular2. (inf) [understand] to catch on (to) caer en la cuenta (de)

catch outtransitive verb separable Conjugaison[trick] Conjugaison pillar

catch uptransitive verb separable Conjugaison Conjugaison alcanzar

catch upintransitive verb Conjugaison we'll soon catch up pronto nos pondremos a la misma altura to catch up on [sleep] recuperar[work, reading] ponerse al día con

catch up withtransitive verb inseparable1. [group etc] Conjugaison alcanzar2. [criminal] Conjugaison pillar, Conjugaison descubrir__________________________________________________________________12. dribble [ˈdrɪbl]noun1. [saliva] baba f2. [trickle] hilo m

dribble [ˈdrɪbl]transitive verb Conjugaison1. sport [ball] Conjugaison regatear (driblar)2. [liquid] to dribble saliva babear

dribble [ˈdrɪbl]intransitive verb Conjugaison1. [drool] Conjugaison babear2. [spill] Conjugaison gotear, caer gota a gota-----------------------------------------------------------------13. dribble verb us /ˈdrɪb·əl/

dribble verb (MOVE SLOWLY)

› [I] to move or �happen �slowly in �small �amounts or a few at a �time: Customers dribbled in and out all �day.› [I] When a �liquid dribbles, it �escapes �slowly in �small �drops: Jui dribbled down the baby’s �chin.

dribble verb (MOVE BALL)

› [I/T] in �basketball, to move a �ball by using �your �hand to �bounce it against the �grou, or in �soccer by �kicking it �repeatedlydribblenoun [C] us /ˈdrɪb·əl/

dribble noun [C] (SMALL FLOW)

› a �small �flow, esp. of �liquid: Water �leaked from the �tank in dribbles.

dribble noun [C] (MOVING A BALL)

› in �basketball or �soccer, the �act of �moving a �ball by �bouncing or �kicking it: He tooe dribble and then �passed the �ball.___________________________________________________________________14. drop [drɒp] verb uk /drɒp/ us /drɑːp/ (-pp-)noun1. [of liquid, milk, whisky] gota f2. [sweet] pastilla f3. [decrease] drop (in) [price] caída f (de)[temperature] descenso m (de)[demand, income] disminución f (en)4. [distance down] caída f

drop [drɒp] ( pt & pp dropped, cont dropping )transitive verb Conjugaison1. [let fall - generally] dejar caer[ - bomb] Conjugaison lanzar I dropped the book se me cayó el libro she dropped a stitch se le escapó un punto2. [decrease] Conjugaison reducir3. [voice] Conjugaison bajar4. [abandon - subject, course] Conjugaison dejar[ - charges] Conjugaison retirar[ - person, lover] Conjugaison abandonar[ - player] Conjugaison excluir, no seleccionar5. [utter - hint, remark] Conjugaison lanzar, Conjugaison soltar he's always dropping names siempre se las está dando de conocer a gente importante6. sport [game, set] Conjugaison perder7. [write] to drop somebody a line mandar unas líneas a alguien8. [let out of car] Conjugaison dejar

drop [drɒp] ( pt & pp dropped, cont dropping )intransitive verb Conjugaison1. [fall down] Conjugaison caer it dropped onto the ground se cayó al suelo to drop to one's knees arrodillarse drop dead! ¡vete a la porra! we walked until we dropped estuvimos andando hasta no poder más2. [fall away - ground] Conjugaison ceder3. [decrease - temperature, price, voice] Conjugaison bajar[ - attendance, demand, unemployment] Conjugaison disminuir[ - wind] calmarse, Conjugaison amainar

dropsplural nounMED gotas fpl

drop byintransitive verb Conjugaison(inf) to drop by (at) pasarse (por)

drop inintransitive verb Conjugaison(inf) to drop in on pasarse por casa de

drop offtransitive verb separable Conjugaison[person, letter] Conjugaison dejar

drop offintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [fall asleep] quedarse dormido ( f dormida), dormirse2. [grow less] Conjugaison disminuir, Conjugaison bajar

drop outintransitive verb Conjugaison to drop out (of or from) [school, college] dejar de asistir (a)[competition] retirarse (de) _______________________________________________________________________15. final [ˈfaɪnl]adjective1. [last] último ( f última)2. [at end] final3. [definitive] definitivo ( f definitiva)

final [ˈfaɪnl]noun final f

finalsplural nounUNIV exámenes mpl finales ------------------------------------------------------------final adjective uk /ˈfaɪ.nəl/ us /ˈfaɪ.nəl/A2 last: a final �warning/�offer the final �chapters of a �book the final �years The �game is in �its final �stages.in the final analysis › used when you are �talking about what is

most �important or �true in a �situation: In the final �analysis, it is the �drug �companies that are going to �profit from this �policy.that's final › used to show that you are �certain you will not �change �your �decision about something: I'm not coming and that's final.

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The �project is in �its final �stages and should be �completed by �August. The final �figures �showed that most �departments had �stayed within �budget. That's my final �offer - you can take it or �leave it. The �runners are now on �their final �lap of the �track. It's up to the �manager to make the final �decision.

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final noun (COMPETITION)

B1 [C] the last in a �series of �games, �races, or competitions, usually the one in which the �winner is �chosen: Last �year we got through to the final. The men's �basketball final will be on �Sunday.the finals [plural] › the last set of �games in a �competition: Do you �think she will make it to the finals this �year in the US Open?

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final noun (EXAM)

finals [plural] UK › the �exams taken at the end of a �university or �college �course: I'm taking my finals in �June. The finals �results have gone up on the �noticeboard.› [C] US (also final exam) a �test taken on a �subject at the end of a �school �year or �college �course: The final �exam for this �class will be on 21 May. When is �your �chemistry/�French/�algebra final?__________________________________________________________16. golf [gɒlf]noun golf m ____________________________17. hit [hɪt]verb uk /hɪt/ us /hɪt/ (present participle hitting, past tense and past participle hit)noun1. [blow] golpe m2. [successful strike] impacto m to score a direct hit dar de lleno en el blanco3. [success, record] éxito m4. COMPUT visita f

hit [hɪt]compound de éxito

hit [hɪt] ( pt & pp hit, cont hitting )transitive verb Conjugaison1. [subj: person] Conjugaison pegar, Conjugaison golpear2. [crash into] chocar contra or con3. [reach] Conjugaison alcanzar[bull's-eye] dar en4. [affect badly] Conjugaison afectar5. [occur to] the solution hit me se me ocurrió la solución

to hit it off (with somebody) hacer buenas migas (con alguien)

hit backintransitive verb Conjugaison to hit back (at somebody) devolver la pelota (a alguien) to hit back (at something) responder (a algo)

hit ontransitive verb inseparable Conjugaison1. → hit upon2. (US & inf) [chat up] ligar con

hit outintransitive verb Conjugaison to hit out at [physically] tratar de golpear[criticize] condenar

hit upontransitive verb inseparable Conjugaison , hit ontransitive verb inseparable Conjugaison[think of] dar con ______________________________________________________________18. kick [kɪk]verb uk /kɪk/ us /kɪk/noun1. [from person] patada f, puntapié m[from animal] coz f2. (inf) [excitement] to do something for kicks hacer algo para divertirse to get a kick from something disfrutar con algo3. (inf) [of drink] to have a kick estar cantidad de fuerte

kick [kɪk]transitive verb Conjugaison1. [hit once with foot] dar una patada or un puntapié a[hit repeatedly with foot] dar patadas or puntapiés a he kicked the ball back to them les devolvió la pelota de un puntapié2. (fig) [be angry with] I could have kicked myself estaba que me tiraba de los pelos3. (inf) [give up] Conjugaison dejar

kick [kɪk]intransitive verb Conjugaison[person] dar patadas[animal] dar coces, Conjugaison cocear

kick aboutintransitive verb Conjugaison , kick aroundintransitive verb Conjugaison(UK & inf) andar rondando por ahí

kick backintransitive verb Conjugaison(US) [relax] Conjugaison relajarse

kick inintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [drug] surtir efecto2. [start] Conjugaison empezar

kick offintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [football] hacer el saque inicial2. (inf) [start activity] Conjugaison empezar

kick outtransitive verb separable Conjugaison(inf) Conjugaison echar, poner de patitas en la calle

kick uptransitive verb inseparable Conjugaison(inf) [a fuss, racket] Conjugaison armar _________________________________________________________________19. move [mu:v] verb uk /muːv/ us /muːv/noun1. [movement] movimiento m a move towards un paso hacia a move away from un alejamiento de on the move [travelling around] viajando[beginning to move] en marcha to get a move on (inf) espabilarse, darse prisa2. [change - of house] mudanza f[ - of job] cambio m3. [in board game] jugada f it's your move mueves tú4. [course of action] medida f

move [mu:v]transitive verb Conjugaison1. [shift] Conjugaison mover to move something closer acercar algo2. [change - house] mudarse de[ - job] cambiar de3. [transfer, postpone] Conjugaison trasladar4. [affect] Conjugaison conmover5. [in debate - motion] Conjugaison proponer6. [cause] to move somebody to do something mover or llevar a alguien a hacer algo

move [mu:v]intransitive verb Conjugaison1. [generally] Conjugaison moverse[events] Conjugaison cambiar move closer acércate2. [change house] Conjugaison mudarse[change job] cambiar de trabajo

move aboutintransitive verb Conjugaison ,

move aroundintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [fidget] ir de aquí para allá2. [travel] Conjugaison viajar

move alongtransitive verb separable Conjugaison Conjugaison dispersar

move alongintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [move towards front or back] hacerse a un lado, Conjugaison correrse2. [move away - crowd, car] Conjugaison circular

move aroundintransitive verb Conjugaison→ move about

move awayintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [walk away] apartarse2. [go to live elsewhere] Conjugaison marcharse

move intransitive verb separable Conjugaison[troops] Conjugaison mandar

move inintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [to new house] Conjugaison instalarse to move in with somebody irse a vivir con alguien2. [take control, attack] Conjugaison intervenir

move offintransitive verb Conjugaison[vehicle, procession] ponerse en marcha

move ontransitive verb separable Conjugaison Conjugaison dispersar

move onintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [go away] Conjugaison marcharse2. [progress] Conjugaison avanzar, Conjugaison cambiar to move on (to a different subject) pasar a otro tema

move outtransitive verb separable Conjugaison[troops] Conjugaison retirar

move outintransitive verb Conjugaison Conjugaison mudarse my girlfriend moved out yesterday mi novia se fue a vivir a otra casa ayer

move overintransitive verb Conjugaison hacer sitio, Conjugaison correrse

move upintransitive verb Conjugaison[on bench etc] hacer sitio, Conjugaison correrse ______________________________________________ 20. pass [pɑ:s]verb us /pæs/noun1. [in football, rugby, hockey] pase m[in tennis] passing-shot m2. [document, permit] pase m travel pass tarjeta f or abono m de transportes3. (UK) [successful result] aprobado m4. [route between mountains] puerto m

to make a pass at somebody intentar ligar con alguien

pass [pɑ:s]transitive verb Conjugaison1. [generally] Conjugaison pasar to pass something (to somebody), to pass (somebody) something pasar or pasarle algo (a alguien) pass the string through the hole pase la cuerda por el agujero2. [move past - thing] pasar por (delante de)[ - person] pasar delante de to pass somebody in the street cruzarse con alguien3. AUT Conjugaison adelantar4. [exceed] Conjugaison sobrepasar5. [exam, candidate, law] Conjugaison aprobar to pass something fit (for) dar algo por bueno (para)6. [opinion, judgement] Conjugaison formular[sentence] Conjugaison dictar

pass [pɑ:s]intransitive verb Conjugaison1. [generally] Conjugaison pasar2. AUT Conjugaison adelantar3. [in exam] Conjugaison aprobar4. [occur] Conjugaison transcurrir to pass unnoticed pasar desapercibido

pass aroundtransitive verb separable Conjugaison→ pass round

pass astransitive verb inseparable , pass fortransitive verb inseparable pasar por

pass awayintransitive verb Conjugaison , pass onintransitive verb Conjugaison

Conjugaison fallecer, pasar a mejor vida

pass bytransitive verb separable Conjugaison[subj: people] hacer caso omiso a[subj: events, life] pasar desapercibido ( f desapercibida) a he felt like life was passing him by sentía que la vida se le estaba escurriendo de las manos

pass byintransitive verb Conjugaison pasar cerca

pass fortransitive verb inseparable→ pass as

pass offtransitive verb separable Conjugaison to pass something/somebody off as something hacer pasar algo/a alguien por algo

pass ontransitive verb separable Conjugaison to pass something on (to) pasar algo (a)

pass onintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [move on] Conjugaison continuar to pass on to the next subject pasar al siguiente tema2. → pass away

pass outintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [faint] Conjugaison desmayarse2. (UK) MIL graduarse

pass overtransitive verb inseparable Conjugaison hacer caso omiso de, pasar por alto

pass roundtransitive verb separable Conjugaison , pass aroundtransitive verb separable Conjugaison(UK) ir pasando, Conjugaison pasar

pass totransitive verb inseparable[be left to] pasar a

pass uptransitive verb separable Conjugaison dejar pasar or escapar____________________________________________________21. score [skɔ:ɼ]verb [I/T] us /skɔr, sko�r/noun1. [in test] calificación f, nota f

[in competition, game] puntuación f are you keeping (the) score? ¿llevas el tanteo?2. sport resultado m what's the score? ¿cómo van? the final score was 2 all el resultado final fue empate a dos3. (dated) [twenty] veintena f4. MUS partitura f5. [subject] on that score a ese respecto, por lo que se refiere a eso

to have a score to settle with somebody tener una cuenta que saldar con alguien to know the score conocer el percal

score [skɔ:ɼ]transitive verb Conjugaison1. sport Conjugaison marcar2. [achieve - success, victory] Conjugaison obtener3. [cut] Conjugaison grabar

score [skɔ:ɼ]intransitive verb Conjugaison1. sport Conjugaison marcar2. [in test etc] obtener una puntuación you scored well in part one obtuviste una buena puntuación en la primera parte3. [win in an argument] to score over somebody aventajar a alguien

scoresplural noun[large number] scores (of) montones mpl (de)

score outtransitive verb separable Conjugaison(UK) Conjugaison tachar _______________________________________________________22. shoot [ʃu:t]verb us /ʃut/ (past tense and past participle shot /ʃɑt/ )noun1. (UK) [hunting expedition] cacería f2. [new growth] brote m, retoño m

shoot [ʃu:t] ( pt & pp shot )transitive verb Conjugaison1. [fire gun at] disparar contra, Conjugaison abalear (Andes) (Amér C) (Ven)[injure] herir a tiros[kill] matar a tiros to shoot oneself pegarse un tiro he was shot in the leg le dispararon en la pierna to shoot the breeze (US) estar de cháchara2. (UK) [hunt] Conjugaison cazar3. [arrow] Conjugaison disparar4. [direct - glance] Conjugaison lanzar, Conjugaison echar she shot him an inquisitive glance le lanzó una mirada de curiosidad[ - question] Conjugaison disparar5. CIN Conjugaison rodar, Conjugaison filmar

6. (US) [play] to shoot pool jugar al billar americano

shoot [ʃu:t] ( pt & pp shot )intransitive verb Conjugaison1. [fire gun] to shoot (at) disparar (contra) don't shoot! ¡no dispare!2. (UK) [hunt] Conjugaison cazar3. [move quickly] to shoot in/out/past entrar/salir/pasar disparado ( f disparada)4. CIN Conjugaison rodar, Conjugaison filmar5. sport Conjugaison chutar he shot at goal chutó a puerta

shoot [ʃu:t]exclamation(inf & US)1. [go ahead] ¡venga!, ¡vamos!2. [damn] ¡ostras!

shoot downtransitive verb separable Conjugaison1. [plane] Conjugaison derribar2. [person] matar a tiros

shoot upintransitive verb Conjugaison1. [child, plant] crecer rápidamente2. [prices] Conjugaison dispararse3. (drug sl) [take drugs] Conjugaison chutarse__________________________________________________________23. swing [swɪŋ]verb us /swɪŋ/ (past tense and past participle swung /swʌŋ/ )

noun1. [child's toy] columpio m2. [change] viraje m, cambio m brusco a swing towards the Conservatives un giro hacia los conservadores3. [sway] meneo m, balanceo m4. (inf) [blow] to take a swing at somebody intentar golpear a alguien

to be in full swing estar en plena marcha to get into the swing of cogerle la marcha a

swing [swɪŋ] ( pt & pp swung )transitive verb Conjugaison1. [move back and forth] Conjugaison balancear2. [move in a curve - car etc] hacer virar bruscamente

swing [swɪŋ] ( pt & pp swung )intransitive verb Conjugaison1. [move back and forth] balancearse, Conjugaison oscilar2. [move in a curve] Conjugaison girar to swing open abrirse

3. [turn] to swing (round) volverse, girarse4. [hit out] to swing at somebody intentar golpear a alguien5. [change] Conjugaison virar, Conjugaison cambiar____________________________________________________________24. throw [θrə�] ( pt threw, pp thrown )verb us /θro�/ (past tense threw /θru/ , past participle thrown /θro�n/ )transitive verb Conjugaison1. [generally] Conjugaison tirar[ball, hammer, javelin] Conjugaison aventar (Andes), (Amér C), (Méx), lanzar to throw one�s arms around somebody abrazarse a alguien to throw oneself tirarse, echarse to throw oneself into something (fig) meterse de lleno en algo2. [horse] Conjugaison derribar, Conjugaison desmontar3. (fig) [put] we were thrown into confusion �uedamos desconcertados they threw him into the job at short notice le cargaron con el trabajo sin apenas avisarle4. [cast - light, shadow] to throw something on proyectar algo sobre5. [have suddenly] to throw a tantrum/fit tener una rabieta/un ata�ue6. (fig) [confuse] Conjugaison desconcertar

throw [θrə�]noun lanzamiento m, tiro m

throw awaytransitive verb separable Conjugaison[discard] Conjugaison tirar(fig) [waste] Conjugaison botar (Amér), desperdiciar

throw intransitive verb separable Conjugaison[extra item] Conjugaison incluir

throw outtransitive verb separable Conjugaison1. [discard] Conjugaison tirar2. (fig) [reject] Conjugaison rechazar3. [force to leave] Conjugaison echar

throw uptransitive verb separable Conjugaison[dust] Conjugaison levantar

throw upintransitive verb Conjugaison(inf) [vomit] Conjugaison vomitar, Conjugaison arrojar _______________________________________________________________________25. track and field noun [U] uk /�træk ən ˈfiːld/ us /�træk ən ˈfiːld/ US (also track, tics)› the �general �name for a �particular �group of �sports in which �people �compete, �includiing, �jumping, and �throwing: The �team had no �chance of �striking �gold in track and �fiel(a �group of �sports that �includes �running, �jumping, and �throwing �objects and that usuay �involves �large competitions)

------------------------------------------------------------------track and fieldTraducción de track and field en español:noununcountable

atletismo (masculine) ES. ES. AM (before noun) track and field events pruebas (feminine plural) de atletismo