vocabulary from Rosa, short story in Abriendo Paso by Mrs. Watson's class at Littleton High School
to pile up | ||
disorganized | ||
worn out | ||
to work | ||
useless | ||
light | ||
the machine | ||
dark | ||
the screen | ||
heavy | ||
shining | ||
the size | ||
to transfer | ||
useful | ||
desperate | ||
inadequate | ||
inferior | ||
pessimist | ||
worried | ||
in spite of | ||
to be about to | ||
to be sure | ||
don't you think? | ||
therefore | ||
of course | ||
to be of consolation | ||
however | ||
to stretch, extend the hand | ||
to keep in mind | ||
to be right | ||
to try to | ||
appalling | ||
worrisome | ||
mysterious | ||
romantic | ||
reassuring | ||
violent | ||
resigned | ||
simple | ||
reward | ||
replace you | ||
clear | ||
openly | ||
incredible | ||
enviable | ||
to travel through, run through | ||
surprising | ||
coldness | ||
a search | ||
after all | ||
from now on | ||
la máquina | ||
although | ||
shocking | ||
knowledge | ||
consumer | ||
unemployment | ||
marvel/wonder | ||
marvelous | ||
as soon as | ||
an advantage | ||
a disadvantage |