Capitulo 8 Part 2

Question 1

to show, point out, point to (to indicate)
to mark (to tag)
to signal (to mean)
to point out (to note)
to set, fix (to determine)

to stand out, distinguish oneself (to be notable)

Answer 1

señalar

señalarse

Question 2

to throw, cast (to propel)
to put (to add)
to throw out, expel (to oust)
to pour (to serve)
to give off, emit (to release)
to sprout (to produce)
to give (to give)
to mail, post (to send)
to reckon, think (to estimate)
to give, have (indicating an action)
to push (to move)
to fire, sack (to lay off)

to start, begin (to commence)
to lie down (to recline)
to put on (to apply)

Answer 2

echar

echarse

Question 3

to shake, move back and forth, swing, wag, wiggle (to move to and fro)
to get moving (colloquial) (to get on with)
to shake (to agitate)
to stir (to whisk)

to sway, move about, shake (to move oneself)
to get a move on (colloquial) (to hurry up)

Answer 3

menear

menearse

Question 4

the stork (animal) (used to refer to the birth of a baby)
the crank, handle (mechanics)

Answer 4

la cigüeña

Question 5

to twist (to contort)
to bend (to fold)
to turn (to curve)

to twist, sprain (to injure)
to twist, bend (to shift sideways)
to go off the rails (to behave erratically)

Answer 5

torcer

torcerse

Question 6

the neck (of an animal) (of a person)

Answer 6

el pescuezo

Question 7

to rescue, save, free (to save from danger)
to recover, reclaim, get back (to regain)

Answer 7

rescatar

Question 8

to make blind (to make sightless)
to blind, dazzle (to make temporarily sightless)
to block (to obstruct)
to block off, block up (to cover)
to cloud (to make unclear)
to go blind (to become sightless)

to be blinded (figurative) (to deprive of good judgment)
to block (to obstruct)

Answer 8

cegar

cegarse

Question 9

Adjective
helpless, distitute (defenseless)

Noun
the destitute person (defenseless person)

Plural Noun
the destitute, the helpless

Answer 9

desvalido/a

el desvalido
la desvalida

los desvalidos
las desvalidas

Question 10

to press, pull, squeeze, step on the gas (to apply pressure)
to squeeze, clench fist, clutch, grit teeth, crush, grip (to compress)
to tighten (to adjust)
to quicken (to hurry)
to put pressure on, push (to pressure)
to bunch up (to squeeze together)
to get worse, intensify (to increase)
to be too tight, crush one’s feet (to crush)
to make an effort (to pressure)
to put pressure on (to pressure)

to squeeze up, squish together (to squeeze together)

Answer 10

apretar

apetarse

Question 11

the singing, song, chant, hymn (music)
the singing (act of singing)
the song of a songbird, crow of a rooster (vocal signal)
the edge (side)
the pebble (stone)

Answer 11

el canto

Question 12

the petal (botany)

Answer 12

el pétalo

Question 13

the scarlet (color)

Adjective
scarlet

Answer 13

el escarlata

escarlata

Question 14

to smell (to perceive the smell of)
to have a scent (to have a scent)

to suspect (colloquial) (to imagine to be true)

Answer 14

oler

olerse

Present Tense Conjugation Only

huelo
hueles
huele
olemos
huelen

Question 15

the area, expanse, long and narrow stretch (surface)
the length, extent in pages, duration in time (size)
the spread (dissemination)
the extension (more time) (telephone) (computing) (grammar)
the extension cord (electronics) (Latin America)

Answer 15

la extensión

Question 16

the reach (grasp)
the scope, reach (extent)
the importance (significance)
the means (resources)
the range (distance)
the accounting deficit (negative balance)

Answer 16

el alcance

Question 17

to hurry up

Answer 17

darse prisa

Question 18

to darken (to deprive of light) (to be out of light)
to overshadow (to diminish)
to obscure, confuse, cloud (to bewilder)
to shade (art)
to get darker, grow dark (to become overcast)

Answer 18

oscurecer

Question 19

to produce (to yield)
to perform (to do well)
to serve (to be enough)
to defeat (to conquer)
to exhaust (to tire out)
to pay (to honor)
to surrender (to give up)
to yield (finance)

to quit, give up, give in (to admit defeat)
to surrender, give oneself up (to capitulate)
to confess (to admit)

Answer 19

rendir

rendirse

Question 20

the venom, poison (toxic substance)
the venom (ill intent)

Answer 20

el veneno