Phrasal Verbs
identify with
identificarse con
legal -> opposite
illegal
They make cookies every day
Cookies are made every day (by them)
A platform or area where performers present their acts, typically in front of an audience.
stage
A sport played with a round ball between two teams of eleven players each, with the objective to score goals by kicking the ball into the opposing team's net.(US English)
soccer
back up
apoyar (dar apoyo)
beautiful -> noun
beauty
She cleans the house every weekend.
The house is cleaned every weekend by her
A device used to produce sound from an audio source, such as a phone or music player.
speaker
The official responsible for overseeing the rules and conduct of a sports game and ensuring fair play.
referee
come across
encontrarse por casualidad
possible -> adverb
possibly
The company will launch a new product next year.
A new product will be launched by the company next year.
The words or text of a song, typically written to accompany a melody.
lyrics
A mistake or violation of the rules in sports, especially in games like tennis or volleyball, leading to a point loss.
fault
make up
inventarse (una historia)
practice -> adjective
practical
They have repaired the broken window in the classroom.
The broken window has been repaired in the classroom.
The main vocalist in a band or musical performance, typically performing the primary vocal part of a song.
lead singer
A large venue or arena where sports events, concerts, and other performances are held.
stadium
get away with
salirse con la suya / salir impune de
hungry -> noun
hunger
The researchers had been studying the effects of climate change for several years
The effects of climate change had been being studied by the researchers for several years
A person who leads and directs an orchestra or choir, ensuring the correct tempo and rhythm of the performance.
conductor
Protective gear worn on the lower legs to prevent injury during contact sports like soccer or football.
shin guards