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Glossary unit 3: choices, choices

MONEY AND SHOPPING
Afford: permitir
Bargain: chollo
Be worth: compensar
Borrow: pedir prestado
Brand: marca
Cost: coste
Discount: descuento
Lend: prestar
Sale: rebajas
Save up: ahorrar
Shop online: comprar online
Waste: malgastar
PHRASAL VERBS AND NOUNS: FREE-TIME ACTIVITIES
Archery: tiro con arco
Athletics: atletismo
Catch up: alcanzar
Join in: unir/se a
kayaking: piragüismo
Miss out: perderse algo
Pick up: recoger
Rock climbing: escalada
Take up:retomar
Trail biking: trial
Try out: probar
Wakeboarding: esquí acuático
EXTRA VOCABULARY
Customer: cliente

Deparment store: almacén

Fraction: fracción

Gloves: guantes

Half-price: a mitad de precio

Shop owner: dueño de la tienda

Souvenir: recuerdo

Sports gear: equipación deportiva

EXTRA VOCABULARY

delicious: delicioso/a

Mild: suave

Nutritious: nutritivo/a

Sour: amargo/a

Spicy: picante

Sweet: dulce

WORD BUILDER

Fill up: llenar

Queue up: hacer cola

Set up: instalar

Turn up: aparecer
Wash up: fregar
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