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    This document contains a list of Spanish vocabulary words and their English translations related to crimes and legal terms. Some of the vocabulary includes words for mugging, burglary, robbery, shoplifting, pickpocketing, theft, mugger, burglar, robber, shoplifter, pickpocket. It also includes legal terms like trial, guilty, valuables, grabbed, ran off with, break into, appointment, hand, force, lost track of, lean, scar, steady, release, reassure. It provides translations for common phrases involving turning up, bringing up, giving away, putting down, backing up. It also includes financial and commercial vocabulary like cash, property, bargain, borrow, lend,

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    This document contains a list of Spanish vocabulary words and their English translations related to crimes and legal terms. Some of the vocabulary includes words for mugging, burglary, robbery, shoplifting, pickpocketing, theft, mugger, burglar, robber, shoplifter, pickpocket. It also includes legal terms like trial, guilty, valuables, grabbed, ran off with, break into, appointment, hand, force, lost track of, lean, scar, steady, release, reassure. It provides translations for common phrases involving turning up, bringing up, giving away, putting down, backing up. It also includes financial and commercial vocabulary like cash, property, bargain, borrow, lend,

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    Inglés 3T

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    Andrea Vallejo Carrasco
    This document contains a list of Spanish vocabulary words and their English translations related to crimes and legal terms. Some of the vocabulary includes words for mugging, burglary, robbery, shoplifting, pickpocketing, theft, mugger, burglar, robber, shoplifter, pickpocket. It also includes legal terms like trial, guilty, valuables, grabbed, ran off with, break into, appointment, hand, force, lost track of, lean, scar, steady, release, reassure. It provides translations for common phrases involving turning up, bringing up, giving away, putting down, backing up. It also includes financial and commercial vocabulary like cash, property, bargain, borrow, lend,

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    VOCABULARIO ❏ guilty → culpable

    ❏ Shape → forma ❏ trial → juicio


    ❏ turn up → aparecer ❏ valuables → objetos de valor
    ❏ gaze → mirar fijamente ❏ fake
    ❏ raise → “educar” ❏ grabbed → “coger” “robar”
    ❏ unfold → doblar ❏ ran off with → huir con
    ❏ barely → apenas ❏ break into → entrar en un
    ❏ appointment → cita formal lugar sin permiso
    ❏ hand → “alcanzar”, “dar”
    ❏ force → forzar, obligar
    mugging mugger mug
    ❏ lost track of → perder la pista
    de burglary burglar burgle
    ❏ lean → inclinarse
    ❏ scar → cicatriz robbery robber rob
    ❏ leave a scar shoplifting shoplifter shoplift
    ❏ steady → firme, regular,
    constante pickpocketing pickpocket pickpocket
    ❏ Release → poner en libertad
    theft thief
    ❏ reassure → asegurar que
    todo va ok
    ❏ turn up = arrive ❏ to date → hasta la fecha
    ❏ turn up = increase ❏ in turn → sucesivamente
    ❏ brought up = raised ❏ makes a comeback → vuelta
    ❏ brought up = mentioned ❏ nod → asentir con la cabeza
    ❏ turn in = hand over to police ❏ lack of → falta de
    ❏ turn in = go to bed ❏ needy → necesitado
    ❏ gave qqc away = give ❏ distressing → preocupante
    something for free ❏ grateful → agradecido
    ❏ gave qqun away = reveal a ❏ relieve → aliviar
    secret or identity ❏ repay → devolver
    ❏ put qqun down = criticise and ❏ afford → permitirse
    tease ❏ point → señalar
    ❏ put qqc down = write ❏ take pleasure in →
    ❏ back up = support complacerse
    ❏ back up = move in reverse ❏ in appreciation of → como
    ❏ mugger → atracador muestra de agradecimiento
    ❏ con artist → estafador ❏ beyond my reach → fuera de
    ❏ pickpocket mi alcance
    ❏ shoplifter ❏ tired of
    ❏ get caught ❏ get protection from
    ❏ let off → perdonar, dejar ir ❏ be grateful for
    ❏ proof → pruebas ❏ have sympathy for
    ❏ safeguard → proteger ❏ have confidence in
    ❏ fine → multa ❏ have no intention of
    ❏ gets away with → quedar ❏ be in charge of
    impune de ❏ have a chance to
    ❏ catch sight of → tratar de ver
    ❏ play a part in
    ❏ run the risk of
    ❏ discount
    ❏ owe → deber
    ❏ inherited → herencia
    ❏ inherit → heredar
    ❏ poverty → pobreza
    ❏ cash
    ❏ property → propiedad
    ❏ bargain → ganga
    ❏ borrow → pedir prestado
    ❏ lend → prestar
    ❏ get a refund → tener un
    reembolso
    ❏ exchanging → cambiar por
    otra cosa
    ❏ be broke → estar arruinado
    ❏ be affluent → ser rico
    ❏ amount → cantidad
    ❏ ask for change → pedir a
    cambio
    ❏ on sale
    ❏ charge → cobrar
    ❏ receipt → recibo, factura
    ❏ price tag → etiqueta
    ❏ two for the price of one
    ❏ the full price
    ❏ at no extr cost
    ❏ cost of living → coste de la
    vida
    ❏ low-cost

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