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Glossary Unit 1


  1.1   Adjetives behaviour:

Acceptable: aceptable
Badly-behaved: mal comportamiento
Common: común
Compulsory: Obligatorio
Direct: directo
Dishonest: deshonesto
Easy-going: fácil de hacer
Fair: juro
Familiar: familiar
Honest: honesto
Indirect: indirecto
Rare: raro
Strict: estricto
Unacceptable: inaceptable
Unfair: injusto
Unfamiliar: desconocido
Voluntary: voluntario
Well-behaved: buen comportamiento
    
   1.2 Adjetives personal qualities:
active: activo
adventurous: aventurero
ambitious: ambicioso
artistic: artístico
confident: de confianza
creative: creativo
curious: curioso
hard-working: trabajador
logical:  lógico
mathematical: matemático
organized: organizado
sociable: sociable

    Extra vocabulary
Feel at home: sentirse en casa
Feel homesick: nostalgia
Miss: hechar de menos
Settle into:
  
    Express it!
 ... is dead after... : estaba muerto después

    Learn it!
Career: trabajo
Degree: carrera universitaria
    
   1.3 Extra vocabulary
Ceremony: ceremonia
Hunt: caza
Status: estado
Tatto: tatuaje
Tribe: tribu
Warrior: guerrero

   Word builder
Achievement: logro
Arrival: llegada
Protection: protección

Suvirval: supervivencia
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