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Lo que hay que saber en inglés antes de la 3º Guerra Mundial

By | Saturday, October 19, 2013 Leave a Comment
To extinguish = extinguir
  1. To remove or destroy entirely
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To shove = empujar
  1. To push forward or along
  2. To push roughly or rudely
  3. To push someone or something with force 
 Dodging = esquivar, evadir
  1. deliberately avoiding; keeping away from or preventing from happening
  2. she dodged all of my questions directed at her personal life
  3.  
To mash
  • I'm going to mash up a banana to give to baby Alex 
Crouched = agazapó
  • He descent into the gryke in the stone and there he crouched coughing and he coughed for a long time. 
Wall scramble (to scramble up flat walls) = trepar paredes planas
  1. To scramble across = cruzar gateando
  2. To scramble up a tree = trepar un arbol 
  3. Fans were scrambling for the tickets = los fans se tiraban de los pelos por las entradas  
Survivors trail
Coastal forest = bosque costero
Snippet signals = fragmentos de señales
Make shift 
Caked = cubierta
The street caked with ash
bedrock = fundamento?
He lay listening to the water drip in the woods. bedrock, this. The cold and the silence.
Leaking roof

bleak = desolado
  • The ashes of the late world carried on the bleak and temporal winds to and fro in the void.
void = hueco, espacio, falla
uncoupled = desconectar
  • Everything uncoupled from its shoring.
  1. not joined or linked together
shoring = apuntalar
dawn = amanecer
gryke
  1. a solution fissure, a vertical crack about 0.5 m wide formed by the dissolving of limestone by water, that divides an exposed limestone surface into sections or clints
wrapped = envuelto
  • Wrapped in blankets, watching the nameless dark come to enshroud them. (To enshroud them = envolviendolos)
 the road crested = 
  • Where the road crested and they could see out over the darkening country to the south.
mote = mota

 
  • The lamp in the rocks on the side of the hill was little more than a mote of light and after a while they walkedk back.
opaque = aoupaque
leather = cuero, piel, gamuza
sludge = lodo, fango
grimacing = hacer muecas
  • A corpse in a doorway dried to leather. Grimacing at the day.
street caked
rowboat = botes de remos
  • He sat in th eback of the rowboat trailing his hand n the cold wake while his uncle bent to the oars.
oars
uprights
thin drool = baba fina
oarhandles = manillares de mano
birchtrees = abedules
riprap = zona de piedras puestas artificialmente a lo largo de un rio.
  • The edge of the lake a riprap of twisted stumps, gray and weathered, the windfall tress of a hurricane years past.
  1. A foundation or sustaining wall of stones or chunks of concrete thrown together without order (as in deep water); also : a layer of this or similar material on an embankment slope to prevent erosion
evergreens = árboles de hoja perenne
shallows transom
lardcan leverage
windowlights = luces de navidad u otro estilo en las ventanas
timber = madera, bosque, maderos
secondgrowth
  1. Trees that cover an area after the removal of the original stand, as by cutting or fire.
  2. natural regrowth of a forest after fire, cutting, or some other disturbance
shoals of ash = bancos de ceniza
  1.  
billows of ash
cauterized
fangs = colmillos
wonky = flojo
shivering = tiritando
quivering = tembleroso
refracted = refractada
murk = oscuridad, tinieblas, oscuro, etc ...
soot 

tottering = tambaleante
blackened = ennegrecido
Charred and limbless trunk of trees stretching away on every side = Troncos de arboles carbonizados y sin extremidades. 

outheld = ?
reckoning = ajuste de cuentas
upright = vertical
scabland = ?
christendom = cristianidadd
marauders = merodeadores
bolt = echar el cerrojo, cerrar, empernar
resleeved
hacksaw = sierra para metal

upright
peril "hazard" = peligro, riesgo
languor = languidez
peach = melocoton, (chivarse, soplar)
plodded on
lightwires = viene junto
to simmer = a fuego lento
bulldrums grambreled up
smokehouse = ahumador?
ham = jamón
barndoor rafters = vigas de granero ?
sconces = lampara de pared
scent = olor malo, odor
he fashioned sweeps from two old brooms = he fashioned sweeps from two old brooms
dogmusher
bobledders
gritty fog = niebla arenosa
scavegedbreastbone
gangly = larguirucho
dam
drizzle = lloviznar
flattened = aplanado
ridgeline = linea del borde
frescoes = frescos

roof slope = techo de pendiente
cherrywood = cerezo
trash strewn = basura esparcida
littered =
effigies
prybar = barra de palanca?
slight fizz = lijera efesvescencia
bubbly =
funhouse = "feria"
interstate = interestatal
mummied = momificados/as
cloven
parka = anorak, trenka
shriveled = arrugado, marchito, consumido, etc
latterday
discalced = descalzos
Whichcraft = brujeria
worshiped = adorado
To loot = saquear
to regroup = reagruparse
Liability = responsabilidad, obligación, riesgo
 
               
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