vocapp.com MNEMONICS obdurate. 1. LOCATION: OLYMPIA PLAZA obstinado. The guys of OB7 are obdurate to remove their earings. Sniper. 2. LOCATION: Sauk Village. Francotirador. The soldiers were attacked by a sniper. Nacho Libre was the sniper who tried to assassinate Donal Trump. Cerdo. I herd some new methods of raising swines. He got a herd of swine in his farm. flu - x... flujo, cambio. Swine. 3. LOCATION: Sauk Village. SPELL: Flux. 4. flu - x. to rob. 5. SPELL: rob. 6. r - ob. robar. rob. robar. Does Messi have a brisk soccer play?. Does Ronaldo have a brisk soccer play?. Did Gladdys have a good brisk walk?. Yes, Gladdys had a good brisk walk. Did Nora have a good brisk walk?. Yes, Nora had a good brisk walk. We went for a brisk walk before lunch. We went for a brisk walk before dinner. 15. We went for a brisk walk before supper. 20. to rob the cradle. 21. The common thread is a similar idea or pattern to a series of events. 22. All of these incidents are related. There is a common thread to all this. 23. All of these murders are related. There is a common thread to all this. 24. Maria's neck is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. ¿Tiene Messi un juego de fútbol rápido y energético?. ¿Tiene Ronaldo un juego de fútbol rápido y energético?. ¿Gladys tenia un buen paso rápido y energético?. Sí, Gladdys tenía un buen paso rápido y energético. ¿Nora tenia un buen paso rápido y energético?. Si, Nora tenia un buen paso rápido y energético. Fuimos a dar un paseo rápido y energético antes del almuerzo. Fuimos a dar un paseo rápido y energético antes de la cena. Fuimos a dar un paseo rápido y energético antes de la cena ligera. Fuimos a dar un paseo rápido y energético antes del desayuno. Fuimos a dar un paseo rápido y energético antes de ir a la cama. He oído que Bill está saliendo con Ann. ¿No es esa clase de robar la cuna? Ella es mucho más joven que él. rob the cradle= to marry or date someone who is much younger than oneself. Tío Bill-que es casi ochenta y se casó con una mujer de treinta años de edad. Eso es realmente robar la cuna. rob the cradle= to marry or date someone who is much younger than oneself. robar la cuna. El denominador común, el hilo común es una idea similar o patrón de una serie de eventos. Todos estos incidentes están relacionados. Hay un hilo común a todo esto. Todos estos asesinatos están relacionados. Hay un hilo común a todo esto. El cuello de María es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 25. Genny's neck is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. El cuello de Genny es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 26. Rose's neck is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. El cuello de Rosa es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 27. Carla's neck is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. El cuello de Carla es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 28. April's neck is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. El cuello de Abril es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 29. Maria's face is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. El rostro de María es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 30. Genny's face is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La cara de Genny es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 31. Rose's face is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La cara de Rosa es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 32. Carla's face is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La cara de Carla es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 16. We went for a brisk walk before breakfast. 17. We went for a brisk walk before going to bed. 18. I hear that Bill is dating Ann. Isn't that sort of robbing the cradle? She's much younger than he is. 19. Uncle Bill—who is nearly eighty—married a thirty-year-old woman. That is really robbing the cradle. - Page 1 - vocapp.com 33. April's face is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La cara de Abril es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 34. Maria's back is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La espalda de María es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 35. Genny's back is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La espalda de Genny es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 36. Rose's back is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La espalda de Rosa es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 37. Carla's back is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La espalda de Carla es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 38. April's back is sensitive and gets irritated easily. sensitive. La espalda de Abril es sensible y se irrita fácilmente. sensitive=sensible. 39. Messi swings briskly along the soccer field kicking the ball skillfully. 40. Ronaldo swings briskly along the football pitch kicking the ball skillfully. 41. Big Ben Big Ben is the name commonly used for the Great Bell in the Elizabeth Tower, which is attached to the Palace of Westminster. 42. Tower Bridge. Tower Bridge is a combined bascule and suspension bridge in London. The bridge crosses the River Thames close to the Tower of London and has become an iconic symbol of London. 43. a sow. Messi se balancea vigorosamente a lo largo del campo de fútbol golpeando la pelota habilmente. Ronaldo se balancea vigorosamente a lo largo del campo de fútbol golpeando la pelota habilmente. Gran Ben. 44. to haggle. regatear. to haggle=to argue about a price. 45. Dad is good at haggling in the fleet market. 46. Emmy is almost always haggling over the price of anything. Papá es bueno en el regateo en el mercado de la garra. Emmy esta casi siempre regateando sobre el precio de cualquier cosa. Lalo esta casi siempre el regateando sobre el precio de cualquier cosa. El abuelo es bueno en el regateo en el mercado de la garra. ha - gg - le. regatear. 47. Lalo is almost always haggling over the price of anything. 48. Grandpa is good at haggling in the flee market. 49. SPELL: haggle. ha - gg - le. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. s-o to beat. to beat the dough. to beat the eggs. to beat the flour. The only drawback with The only drawback with The only drawback with The only drawback with to sow. SPELL: sow. (noun). - w. this this this this car is the price. camera is the price. cellphone is the price. house is the price. 60. Nacho has a herd of swine. 61. Pepe is studying methods of raising swine. 62. Sow, is a name for a fully grown female pig. 63. SPELL: obdurate. ob - du - ra - te. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. Mister Trump is known for his obdurate determination. Fidel Castro is known for his obdurate determination. Hugo chavez was known for his obdurate determination. I've never spoken with such an obdurate man. I've never spoken with such an obdurate woman. I've never spoken with such an obdurate boy. I've never spoken with such an obdurate girl. It skyrockets your listening skills. 72. Housing prices have skyrocketed in recent months. Puente de la Torre. cerda. sow=a female pig. batir. batir la masa. batir los huevos. batir la harina. El único inconveniente El único inconveniente El único inconveniente El único inconveniente sembrar. s - o - w. cerda. de este coche es el precio. con esta cámara es el precio. de este teléfono móvil es el precio. de esta casa es el precio. Nacho tiene una manada de cerdos. Pepe está estudiando métodos para criar cerdos. Puerca. es un nombr para una cerda hembra completamente crecida. ob - du - ra - te. obstinado. El señor Trump es conocido por su obstinada determinación. Fidel Castro es conocido por su obstinada determinación. Hugo Chavez era conocido por su obstinada determinación. Nunca he hablado con un hombre tan obstinado. Nunca he hablado con una mujer tan obstinada. Nunca he hablado con un chico tan obstinado. Nunca he hablado con una chica tan obstinada. Disparará tus habilidades de escucha. skyrocket= disparar, dispararse. Los precios de la vivienda se han disparado en los últimos meses. skyrocket= disparar, dispararse. - Page 2 - vocapp.com 73. to skyrocket. disparar, dispararse. - Page 3 - Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)