Español – 2014-05-19

Vocabulario – 2014-05-19

  • resbalar: desplazarse involuntariamente, deslizarse, arrastrarse.
  • sobornar: corromper.
  • punta cabeza: he encontrado esta expresión pero ningún diccionario me la confirma; el significado seria el mismo de “de cabeza” o bien “al revés“.
  • almíbar: tipo de jarabe hecho con azúcar y agua.
  • balón: recipiente para contener gases; pelota grande; pelota (fútbol)
  • aficionado: que siente afición por algo; que cultiva o practica un oficio, deporte &c. de manera informal.
  • gimnasia: práctica de ejercicios físicos.

Shqip – 2014-05-15

Disa fjali

  • Duke u mbajtur në mënyrë të vendosur në litarë, erdha i sigurte në tokë.
  • Mbaje në mend që ju mund te vdisni.
  • Duke e konsideruar bashkëpunimin rajonal dhe marrëdhëniet e fqinjësisë së mirë, si shtylla që garantojnë paqen.
  • Parimet e Kartës së Procesit të Bashkëpunimit të Europës Jug-Lindore.
  • Ju përdorni një thikë për të më prerë kryet dhe pastaj qani pasi unë kam vdekur. Kush jam unë?

 

Vocabulary

  • mbajtur – held
  • mënyrë – manner, mood, way
  • vendosur – decided, firm, resolute
  • litarë – rope, cord
  • erdha – came
  • sigurte – safely
  • tokë – land
  • mbaje – maintain
  • mend – mind
  • vdisni – die
  • bashkëpunimin – collaboration
  • rajonal -regional
  • marrëdhëniet – relations, relationships
  • fqinjësisë – neighbourhood
  • shtylla – columns
  • paqen – peace
  • parimet – principles
  • kartës – card, paper
  • jug – south
  • lindore – east
  • përdorni – use
  • thikë – knife
  • prerë – to cut
  • kryet – head
  • pastaj – later, afterwards
  • qani – weep
  • pasi – after
  • vdekur – dead

 

 

Esperanto – 2014-05-10

Table of Correlatives

Interrogative (What) Demonstrative (That) Indefinite (Some) Universal (Each, every) Negative (No)
ki- ti- i- ĉi- neni-
Kind of, sort of ‑a kia
(what kind of, what a)
tia
(that kind of, such a)
ia
(some kind of)
ĉia
(every kind of)
nenia
(no kind of)
Reason ‑al kial
(why)
tial
(therefore)
ial
(for some reason)
ĉial
(for all reasons)
nenial
(for no reason)
Time ‑am kiam
(when)
tiam
(then)
iam
(at some time, once)
ĉiam
(always)
neniam
(never)
Place ‑e kie
(where)
tie
(there)
ie
(somewhere)
ĉie
(everywhere)
nenie
(nowhere)
Motion ‑en kien
([to] where, whither)
tien
([to] there, thither)
ien
([to] somewhere)
ĉien
([to] everywhere)
nenien
([to] nowhere)
Manner ‑el kiel
(how, as, like, in what way)
tiel
(thus, as, so)
iel
(somehow)
ĉiel
(in every way)
neniel
(no-how, in no way)
Possessive ‑es kies
(whose)
ties
(its, that one’s)
ies
(someone’s)
ĉies
(everyone’s, everybody’s)
nenies
(no one’s)
Demonstrative pronoun ‑o kio
(what)
tio
(that)
io
(something)
ĉio
(everything)
nenio
(nothing)
Amount ‑om kiom
(how much)
tiom
(that much)
iom
(some, a little, a bit)
ĉiom
(all)
neniom
(none)
Demonstrative determiner ‑u kiu
(who, which one, which X)
tiu
(that one, that X)
iu
(someone, a certain X, some X)
ĉiu
(everyone, each X, all X’s)
neniu
(no one, no X)

English – 2014-05-05

A few verbs with the prefixes out- and over-:

  • outdo: to surpass, excel, go beyond in performance.
  • outlast: to live, last or remain longer than something else.
  • outmaneuver: to perform movements more adroitly or successfully.
  • outsize: to exceed in size.
  • outcast: to banish. Obs.: /ˈaʊtkɑːst/ (noun, adjective); /aʊtˈkɑːst/ (verb).
  • outnumber: to be more in number, to exceed in number.
  • outdraw: to extract; remove a gun from its holster & fire it faster than an opponent; to attract a larger crowd than.
  • overcharge: to charge more money than what would be fair; to put an excessive load; to exaggerate.
  • overdress: to wear too many clothes or too elaborate or formal clothes for a particular occasion.
  • overcome: to surmount, win, surcharge.
  • overflow: to flow over the brim or edge of a container; to superabound. Obs.: /ˌəʊvəˈfləʊ/ (verb), /ˈəʊvəˌfləʊ/ (noun).
  • overhear: to hear something that wasn’t meant for one’s ears.
  • overkill: to destroy something with more force than is required.
  • overrate: to esteem too highly or with greater praise than due.
  • overtake: to pass a more slowly moving object.
  • overheat, overuse, overcook, overcomplicate, overburn &c.: most of these compounds are self-explanatory, just adding the idea of “excessively” to the original verb.

outdraw

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