- Jack´s acceptance by Jill´s family made him very happy. / La aceptación de Jack por la familia de Jill le hizo muy feliz.
- Ian´s acceptance of full responsibility for the telephone charges got Kira off the hook ( so to speak). La aceptación de Ian en la plena responsabilidad de los gastos del telefono dejó colgada a kira al telefono.
Accommodate [uh KOM uh dayt] (acomodar) : to make fit; to adapt; adjust; to reconcile; to do a service or favor for; to have a room for
- An adapter is needed for your sink to accommodate the dishwasher hose. /
- Even though I don´t want to do it, I´ll accommodate you
- The hotel accommodates its guests with room service.
- The kitchen accommodates seating space for four.
Accommodation (uh kom uh DAY shun) Adjustment; adaptation to a certain use; reconcilitation of diferences, convenience, living or traveling space.
- Myles made an accommodation to staying up all night and annoying his parents by sleeping most of the day.
- The employee and his former boss reached and accommodation over the matter of severance pay.
- Having coffee makers in each room was an accommodation for motel guess.
- The train´s compartment had sleeping accommodations for up to four passengers.
Accomplice [uh KOM plis] a person who knowingly assist in committing a crime; partner in crime (wanna know more about crime click here)
- While Bob was robbing the bank, his accomplice, Louise, was behind the wheel of the getaway car.
Accomplish [uh KOM plish] to do or succeed in doing; to perfect; to complete
- Rocio accompliced her task of bathing the dog.
- They human fly never failed to accomplish its mission.
Account [uh KOWNT] to tell, consider, or judge; to make acceptable amends for; to give aceptable reasons for, a counting or calculation, record of monetary funds, a bank account, record transactions.
- The detective asked Jim to account for his time on Sunday.
- The cashier had to account for her daily receipts.
- The criminal must account for his or her evil action.
Accurate [AK yur it] careful and precise, free from errors, sticking closely to a standard (like a scale)
- Ian made an accurate drawing of his pet pug Willis.
- Sarah had to be accurate in math to get a grade of 100%.
- Making cadies requires a very accurate thermometer.
Accuracy [AK yur isee] the quality of being correct or exact, exactness preciseness.
- Weather forecast are not renowned for their accuracy.
- Robin Hood could shoot an arrow with great accuracy.
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