This document provides a list of collocations, suffixes, phrasal verbs, and other words related to experiences, feelings, and recommendations. It includes collocations to describe having a sense of different things like achievement, adventure, and humor. Suffixes are provided for nouns like achievement, confidence, and deafness. Phrasal verbs include add to, get across, give away, and miss out on. Finally, phrases for recommendations are given such as not really worth it, perfect, and wouldn't regret.
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GOLD EXPERIENCE B2 FOR SCHOOLS. TRANSLATION INTO SPANISH Unit Check Vocab Unit 1
Original Title
GOLD EXPERIENCE B2 FOR SCHOOLS. TRANSLATION INTO SPANISH Unit Check Vocab Unit 1
This document provides a list of collocations, suffixes, phrasal verbs, and other words related to experiences, feelings, and recommendations. It includes collocations to describe having a sense of different things like achievement, adventure, and humor. Suffixes are provided for nouns like achievement, confidence, and deafness. Phrasal verbs include add to, get across, give away, and miss out on. Finally, phrases for recommendations are given such as not really worth it, perfect, and wouldn't regret.
This document provides a list of collocations, suffixes, phrasal verbs, and other words related to experiences, feelings, and recommendations. It includes collocations to describe having a sense of different things like achievement, adventure, and humor. Suffixes are provided for nouns like achievement, confidence, and deafness. Phrasal verbs include add to, get across, give away, and miss out on. Finally, phrases for recommendations are given such as not really worth it, perfect, and wouldn't regret.
EXPERIENCES AND FEELINGS COLLOCATIONS ADJECTIVE ENDINGS
ANXIOUS ansioso, preocupado FEEL A SENSE OF ACHIEVEMENT tener un a sensacion de logro ACCESSIBLE accesible DELIGHTED encantado HAVE A SENSE OF ADVENTURE tener un sentido de aventura ACHIEVABLE q se puede lograr DETERMINED decidido HAVE A SENSE OF DIRECTION …. De direccion CHILDISH infantil INSULTED insultado HAVE A SENSE OF FUN …de diversion COMFORTABLE cómodo MOVED conmovido HAVE A SENSE OF FREEDOM …de libertad COMPETITIVE competitivo OFFENDED ofendido HAVE A SENSE OF HUMOUR … de humor DREADFUL terrible PETRIFIED petrificado HAVE A SENSE OF RHYTHM … de ritmo. ENERGETIC energético RELIEVED aliviado EXCITABLE excitable STRONG-WILLED de fuerte carácter SUFFIXES FASHIONABLE de moda SYMPATHETIC compasivo NOUN ENDINGS FOOLISH insensato TENSE tenso ACHIEVEMENT logro HOPEFUL esperanzador TERRIFIED aterrorizado CONFICENCE confianza HOPELESS inútil THRILLED emocionado DEAFNESS sordera PAINLESS indoloro UNDERSTANDING comprensivo DIFFERENCE diferencia PAINFUL doloroso EXCITEMENT emoción REPETITIVE repetitivo PHRASAL VERBS FITNESS aptitud física SCIENTIFIC científico ADD TO añadir a / sumar HAPPINESS felicidad VIABLE viable GET STH ACROSS hacer entender LAZINESS pereza GIVE STH AWAY regalar TIREDNESS cansancio PHRASES FOR RECOMMENDATIONS GIVE STH UP dejar de hacer algo NOT REALLY WORTH IT no vale la pena MISS OUT ON STH perderse algo PERFECT perfecto PUT SB OFF DOING STHdesanimar / disuadir THOROUGHLY completamente TAKE OFF hacerse popular WON'T REGRET no lamentarás TRY STH OUT probar /experimentar WORTH TRYING vale la pena probar WOULDN'T RECOMMEND no recomendarúia OTHER AFFECT afectar APPARENTLY por lo visto APPROVE dar aprobación CONCLUDE concluir COSY acogedor DISMISS descartar DULL aburrido GIFT un don / regalo NERVE-RACKING aterrador OVERWHELMING abrumador PIGEONHOLE encasillar PRETTY bastante (delante de adj) RELUCTANTLY de mala gana SEMINAR seminario/taller WILLING dispuesto WORTHWHILE vale la pena