Rogue /ro͞oZH/	Rogue groups are staging a revolution.	Picaros/Pillo/Truhán Los grupos de pícaros están organizando una revolución.
fel·la /ˈfelə/	Ejemplo: "The fellas hung around in the bar."	cuate/tío Los muchachos merodeaban en el bar
cel·lar /ˈselər/	Ejemplo: "The restaurant has cellars at the basement."	Bodega; Sótano "El restaurante tiene bodegas en el sótano".
stage /stāj/	Ejemplo: "My favorite singer is performing on the stage."	escenario
blend /blend/	Ejemplo: "This is a special blend of the finest coffees in the world."	mezcla
grape /ɡrāp/	Ejemplo: "The grapes from this vineyard make the best wines."	Uva "Las uvas de este viñedo hacen los mejores vinos".
After tasting the best wines in the valley	best wines	best wines
head on over to	to go to a place ...head on over to the Jacksonville Inn for a romantic dinner and night stay	dirigirse a Ejemplo: "Let's head on over to the beach."
stay /stā/	They had a nice stay in Paris."	Estancia
calming calm /kä(l)m/	Ejemplo: "The calming words of her friend relaxed her."	calmar
greeted /ɡrēted/ greet /ɡrēt/	Ejemplo: "I greeted my guests upon their arrival at my house."	dar la bienvenida
up·on /əˈpän/	more formal term for on,	on
Jacuzzi tub	a type of hot bath with bubbly water	Tub: tina/ bañera
shape /SHāp/	verb Ejemplo: "The politicians shape their campaigns for the elections." configurar	configurar
stuntmen /ˈstəntˌman/	Ejemplo: ""The stuntmen drove the speeding cars in the action film."" "especialista	"especialista
walk you through	"verb to show someone how to do something Ejemplo: ""I will walk you through installing this software."" guide (someone) carefully through a process.	walk someone through phrasal verb of walk guide (someone) carefully through a process. "a meeting to walk parents through the complaint process"
blow /blō/	"noun Ejemplo: ""The blow caused the boy to fall on the ground.""" golpe	golpe
came up with	"verb Ejemplo: ""I came up with the idea that would cut company expenses by half."" proponer/ idear	proponer/ idear
used to	"adjective Ejemplo: ""He is from the tropics so he is used to the hot weather."" soler/suele	soler/suele (estar) acostumbrado a
strikes /strīk s/	"noun Ejemplo: ""The boxer assaults his opponent with powerful strikes."" golpear	golpear
throws /THrō/	"verb Ejemplo: ""The fast boxer throws a lot of blows to the enemy."" tirar	tirar
wound /wo͞ond/	noun herida 1. an injury to living tissue caused by a cut, blow, or other impact, typically one in which the skin is cut or broken. synonyms: injury, lesion, cut, gash, laceration, tear, rent, puncture, slash; More verb 1. inflict an injury on (someone). "the sergeant was seriously wounded" synonyms: injure, hurt, damage, harm, maim, mutilate, disable, incapacitate, scar; More	herida
thought /THôt/	noun Pensamiento 1. an idea or opinion produced by thinking, or occurring suddenly in the mind. "Maggie had a sudden thought" synonyms: idea, notion, line of thinking, belief, concept, conception, conviction, opinion, view, impression, image, perception, mental picture; More 2. the action or process of thinking. "Sophie sat deep in thought" synonyms: thinking, reasoning, contemplation, musing, pondering, consideration, reflection, introspection, deliberation, study, rumination, cogitation, meditation, brooding, mulling over, reverie, brown study, concentration, debate, speculation; rarecerebration "it only took a moment's thought"	Pensamiento
hut /hət/	noun 1. a small, simple, single-storey house or shelter. synonyms: shack, shanty, cabin, log cabin, shelter, shed, lean-to, den, hovel; More verb 1. provide with huts. "it will be advisable to hut the troops, for their protection during the cold season" choza/cabana	choza/cabana
willingly /ˈwiliNGlē/	de buena manera	de buena manera
bigoted /ˈbigətid/	having or revealing an obstinate belief in the superiority of one's own opinions and a prejudiced intolerance of the opinions of others. a bigoted group of reactionaries fanático(a)	fanático(a)
thoug /T͟Hō/	aunque Conjunction despite the fact that; although. though they were speaking in undertones, Philip could hear them Adverb however (indicating that a factor qualifies or imposes restrictions on what was said previously).	aunque
whereas /(h)we(ə)rˈaz/	mientras, visto que Conjunction in contrast or comparison with the fact that. you treat the matter lightly, whereas I myself was never more serious Adverb Durante el mismo período de tiempo en el que ocurre otra cosa y de forma simultánea a esta.	mientras, visto que
enduring /enˈd(y)o͝oriNG/	Adjective continuing or long-lasting. he formed a number of enduring relationships with women Verb suffer (something painful or difficult) patiently. it seemed impossible that anyone could endure such pain remain in existence; last. these cities have endured through time duradero	duradero durable, enduring, permanent, abiding, hardwearing, serviceable
through /THro͞o/	Preposition moving in one side and out of the other side of (an opening, channel, or location). stepping boldly through the doorway continuing in time toward completion of (a process or period). he showed up halfway through the second act Adjective (of a means of public transportation or a ticket) continuing or valid to the final destination. a through train from Boston	PrepositionFrequency a través de - through, across, over, throughout, aslant por - by, for, per, to, through, at mediante - through, by means of por medio de - through, by means of hasta - to, until, till, through, as far as, unto gracias a - thanks to, through, due to debido a - due to, owing to, because of, for, through por causa de - through Adverb hasta - up, even, through completamente - completely, fully, thoroughly, full, all, through Adjective de paso - passing, through directo - direct, through, forthright, forehand, point-blank, non-stop
taught /tôt/	show or explain to (someone) how to do something. she taught him to read enseno PP ensenar AdjectiveFrequency	enseno PP ensenar AdjectiveFrequency enseñado - taught, learned, trained, informed, educated dedicado a la enseñanza - taught
conceals /kənˈsēl/	Verb keep from sight; hide. a line of sand dunes concealed the distant sea ocultar - hide, conceal, cover, mask, hide away, occult	VerbFrequency ocultar - hide, conceal, cover, mask, hide away, occult esconder - hide, conceal, stash, obscure, hide away, harbor disimular - hide, conceal, cover, dissimulate, dissemble, pretend encubrir - cover, conceal, hide, mask, cloak, gloss over ocultarse - hide, conceal, hide out, disappear, sink, hole up
corned beef /kôrnd bēf/	Ejemplo: "I had corned beef sandwich for lunch." Carne curada;	Carne curada; Carne encurtida; Fiambre de carne de vaca prensado y enlatado
cabbage ˈkabij	Ejemplo: "I shredded some cabbage for the vegetable salad." repollo	noun repollo
potatoes pəˈtātō S	Ejemplo: "French fries are made of potatoes."	noun patata
dip dip	Ejemplo: "They ate corn chips with salsa and cheese dip." inmersión	inmersión a sauce into which food may be dipped
jelly beans ˈjelē bēn S	Ejemplo: "Children love jelly beans and lollipops." frijolitos confitados	noun frijolitos confitados a candy shaped like a seed
dye dī	Ejemplo: "I put dye on my hair to make it look red." tinte	noun tinte
schnapps SHnaps,SHnäps	Ejemplo: "American schnapps come in many different fruity flavors." aguardiente	aguardiente noun a type of strong alcoholic drink
sour ˈsou(ə)r	Ejemplo: "Pickles taste really sour." agrio	adjective agrio
whipped (h)wipt	Ejemplo: "Starbucks serves coffee with whipped cream."	verb batir
heart-shaped härt SHāp T	Ejemplo: "I keep my jewelries in a heart-shaped box." en forma de corazón	adjective en forma de corazón relating to a symbol of love
Send out	Ejemplo: "He will send out the invitations for our party." mandar	verb mandar to cause to go to another place
leprechauns -ˌkôn,ˈleprəˌkän S	Ejemplo: "Leprechauns are said to hide pots of gold." duende	noun duende a creature in old Irish stories that looks like a very small man
shamrocks ˈSHamˌräk S	Ejemplo: "The city was filled with shamrocks in celebration of St. Patrick's Day." tréboles	noun tréboles a small plant that is the national symbol of Ireland
stew st(y)o͞o	Ejemplo: "I cooked hot beef stew for dinner." estofado	noun estofado/ guiso
crowd-pleasing kroud plēziNG	Ejemplo: "The audience enjoyed the crowd-pleasing show." Agradable a las multitudes	adjective Agradable a las multitudes
Put out	Ejemplo: "I put out some food and clothes for the earthquake victims." sacar	verb sacar
goods go͝od S	Ejemplo: "A grocery store sells different kinds of goods to consumers."	noun un objeto producido para ser vendido
streamers strēmər S	Ejemplo: "We made colorful streamers for the festival." serpentinas	noun serpentinas long strip of cloth used for decoration
centerpiece ˈsentərˌpēs	Ejemplo: "They had a bouquet of pink tulips as their centerpiece.	noun Centro de mesa
garnishes ˈgärniSH ES	Ejemplo: "I used lemon slices and other garnishes to decorate the dish." guarniciones	noun guarniciones something that is put on food as a decoration
contest	Ejemplo: "His great writing skills helped him win the essay contest." competición	noun competición
shamrocks /ˈʃamrɒk/ sham	treboles	tréboles
leprechaun -ˌkôn,ˈleprəˌkän	duende	duende
Foot in the door	This idiom refers to creating an opportunity. If you are interested in a job, you may get your “foot in the door” by meeting a hiring manager in a casual setting.	The first step in a process
internship /ˈɪntəːnʃɪp/	‘he served his medical internship at Southern Pacific Hospital’	puesto de interno
Well, don’t keep me waiting. Expretion	Bueno, no me hagas esperar.	Bueno, no me hagas esperar.
stand up	Ejemplo: "They want to stand up against the corrupt government." we need to stand up for the future we deserve debemos defender el futuro que merecemos. defender	verb defender
grasp	Ejemplo: "Victory is within our grasp." La victoria está a nuestro alcance. the ability to get something	noun the ability to get something
Green thumb	They often grow their own plants and gardens. They often grow their own food. These people have “green thumbs.” pulgar verde	pulgar verde
point out	Ejemplo: "I want to point out some key issues in your arguments." But who better to point out all the standard features? remarcar/ puntualizar	verb remarcar/ puntualizar
dodge	Ejemplo: "The soldiers dodge the bullets and bombs." To dodge a charging shar	verb esquivar
threat	Ejemplo: "Testing nuclear weapons is a threat to the world." amenaza	noun amenaza
fins	Ejemplo: "Various fish have fins on their backs." noun aleta	noun aleta
charging	Ejemplo: "The man ran away from a charging bull." To dodge a charging shar embestir	verb embestir
kinda	the shortened form of 'kind' and 'of'; somewhat Ejemplo: "I like hip-hop music, but I kinda like classical too." un poco	un poco adverb
jazz it up	Ejemplo: "Let's jazz it up with bright colors." If you wanna jazz it up a bit,... to make more interesting or lively	verb to make more interesting or lively
savvy	Ejemplo: "The programmer is savvy about computers." ...so you can get savvy about the people searching for you. experto/ entendido/ con mucho conocimiento	adjective experto/ entendido/ con mucho conocimiento
claim	Ejemplo: "Both inventors claim credit for the idea." And when you claimyour listing,... reclamar	verb reclamar
"Down the rabbit hole"	Before I go too far down that rabbit hole	"Down the rabbit hole", a metaphor for an entry into the unknown, the disorienting or the mentally deranging, from its use in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. a slang expression for a psychedelic experience, from the same usage.
Thank you for this opportunity!	/ˌäpərˈt(y)o͞onitē/
Achilles heel /əˈkilēz hiːl /	a weakness or vulnerable point.	"the Achilles heel of the case for nuclear power remains the issue of the disposal of waste" synonyms: weak spot, weak point, weakness, vulnerable spot, soft underbelly, shortcoming, failing
aim /ām/	Information – our aim:	Información - nuestro objetivo:
attain /əˈtān/	Synonyms: achieve accomplish reach obtain gain procure secure get	we attain top value with a spirit for one another. Alcanzamos el máximo valor con un espíritu mutuo.
one another	the children used to tease one another unos y otros	los niños solían burlarse unos de otros
Aktiengesellschaft AG /ACTem de shefshaf/	sociedad anónima
likened	MAN'S mind may be likened to a garden	COMPARARSE
neglected	but whether cultivated or neglected	DESCUIDE
bring forth	it must, and will, bring forth	Producir
weed-seeds	weed-seeds	semillas de maleza
plot	plot	parcela
weeding out all the wrong,	weeding out all the wrong,	eliminando todos los pensamientos incorrectos
toward	toward	hacia, dirigiendose
with ever-increasing accuracy	with ever-increasing accuracy	con una precisión cada vez mayor
ever	ever	siempre
ever-increasing	ever-increasing	siempre creciente
shaping	… in the shaping of his character	formación, configuración
Thought and character are one, and as character can only manifest and discover itself through environment and circumstance, the outer conditions of a person's life will always be found to be harmoniously related to his inner state.	a	a
for the time being	for the time being	por el momento
and in the arrangement of his life there is no element of chance	a	y en el arreglo de su vida no hay elemento de azar,
surroundings	surroundings	alrededores
buffeted	buffeted	golpeado
harbours	El alma atrae lo que alberga secretamente	alberga
unchastened	it falls to the level of its unchastened desires,	no catigados
own	own	suyos
sown	Every thought-seed sown	sembrada
to take root there	to take root there	echar raíces allí
chorus ˈkôrəs	chorus	ˈkôrəs
brass tacks	the main point of a discussion, the focal point of something being addressed ------------------------------- "anyways, enough talk about the weather McGruder...I'm sure you know why I called you into my office....let's get down to brass tacks, shall we?"	every negotiation gets down to the brass tacks
haggling (haggle)	haggle --- To try and convince someone to make whatever they are selling a lower price. They'll suggest a price, you'll suggest a lower one, and each of you keep on suggesting prices until you are willing to pay. +++ Haggle Slang for Weed.. back before weed prices were pretty much standard $25/50 - $30-60. You would haggle over what you were willing to pay for a bag. Hence the term. It is used when referring to weed over the phone. (ring)(ring)...Hello, Yoh, what's up? Yougot any haggle man?	"The boat is $1000." "I'll pay you 500." "850." "700." "Deal! Pay me $700 and the boat is yours."
Weed Prices	Weed - Hierba Mariguana to weed dehierbar: Quitar la hierba mala	Haggle Slang for Weed.. back before weed prices were pretty much standard $25/50 - $30-60. You would haggle over what you were willing to pay for a bag. Hence the term. It is used when referring to weed over the phone. (ring)(ring)...Hello, Yoh, what's up? Yougot any haggle man?
dodge /däj/	verb avoid (someone or something) by a sudden quick movement. ----- noun a sudden quick movement to avoid someone or something.	a
game-changer	The concept is an absolute game-changer;	a
Black Swan	An event or occurrence that deviates beyond what is normally expected of a situation and that would be extremely difficult to predict.	a
lev·er·agees"	noun 1. the exertion of force by means of a lever or an object used in the manner of a lever. "my spade hit something solid that wouldn't respond to leverage" 2. FINANCE the ratio of a company's loan capital (debt) to the value of its common stock (equity). ---- verb 1. use borrowed capital for (an investment), expecting the profits made to be greater than the interest payable. "without clear legal title to their assets, they own property that cannot be leveraged as collateral for loans" 2. use (something) to maximum advantage. "the organization needs to leverage its key resources"	a
net·tle·some /ˈnedlsəm/	adjective US causing annoyance or difficulty. "complicated and nettlesome regional disputes" Spanish 1. irritante	working out nettlesome problems at home.
near·ly /ˈnirlē/	adverb 1. very close to; almost. "David was nearly asleep" 2. closely. "in the absence of anyone more nearly related, I had been designated next of kin"
em·brace /əmˈbrās/	verb 1. hold (someone) closely in one's arms, especially as a sign of affection. "Aunt Sophie embraced her warmly" 2. accept or support (a belief, theory, or change) willingly and enthusiastically. "besides traditional methods, artists are embracing new technology" noun 1. an act of holding someone closely in one's arms. "they were locked in an embrace"	When we embrace negotiating’s transformative possibilities
mean·ing·ful /ˈmēniNGfəl/	adjective having meaning. "meaningful elements in a language" having a serious, important, or useful quality or purpose. "making our lives rich and meaningful" communicating something that is not directly expressed. "meaningful glances and repressed passion"	It is what makes conflict potentially meaningful and productive for all parties
wholeheartedly ˌhōlˈhärdədlē	Adverb 1 with complete sincerity and commitment. I wholeheartedly support your campaign Examples of wholeheartedly format_quote I wholeheartedly support your campaign	con entusiasmo
weathered ˈweT͟Hərd	weathered ˈweT͟Hərd Adjective 1 worn by long exposure to the atmosphere; weather-beaten. weathered rock Examples of weathered format_quote weathered rock ----- Charlie learned that, by supporting each other, the Mungers weathered the worst economic collapse in the nation's history.	degradada
to address the unknown.	vv	para abordar lo desconocido.
As it turned out,	As it turned out, Charlie had little trouble succeeding at Harvard though he annoyed a few people along the way.	Al final resultó que, Charlie tuvo pocos problemas para tener éxito en Harvard, aunque molestó a algunas personas en el camino.
run into	ran into Idiom for saw or be in contact. Heard in the Southern United States. I ran into Sally at the bank today. I had run into somebody that had a lot of similarities to me.	Me había encontrado con alguien que tenía muchas similitudes conmigo.
second-guessed	criticise or correct on hindsight do not second-guess my idea . he's never second-guessed anything I've done.	nunca ha dudado de nada de lo que he hecho.
typecast ˈtīpˌkast	I would say that to try and typecast Charlie in terms of any other human that I can think of, To presume that an actor or actress will assume a character akin to that for which they have previously become famous. A good example is Matt Le Blanc. Having become so famous for his laid back, butt of all jokes character Joey in the tired US comedy Friends, it becomes hard to take him seriously in any other type of role. Mike: Shall we rent 'Lost in Space'? James: (hysterical laughter) Look, it's Joey on the cover trying to look hard! Mike: Yeah, I guess he has been type cast	Diría que para tratar de encasillar a Charlie en términos de cualquier otro humano que se me ocurra,
“Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart”	– Steve Jobs	Recordar que vas a morir es la mejor forma de evitar la trampa de pensar que tienes algo que perder. No hay razón para no seguir a tu corazón… mantente hambriento, mantente alocado”. “No tenemos la oportunidad de hacer muchas cosas, por lo que cada una de ellas debería ser excelente. Porque ésta es nuestra vida.

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