Vocabulary

Advice/consejo, aviso.

noun [U] /ədˈvɑɪs, æd-/

› an opinion that someone offers you about what you should do or how you should act in a particular situation:She gave me some good advice.I think I’ll take your advice and go home.

Broad/ancho.

adjective [-er/-est only] (WIDE) /brɔd/

› very wide:He flashed a broad grin at us.

Narrow/estrecho.

adjective (SMALL) /ˈnær•oʊ/

› having a small distance from one side to the other:Scenes from the movie were filmed in some of Rome’s ancient, narrow streets.

Deal/acuerdo, arreglo.

noun [C] (AGREEMENT) /dil/

› an agreement or arrangement, esp. in business:They bargained with each other but finally agreed to a deal.She got a really good deal (= paid a low price) on her new car.

Bowl/tazón, taza.

noun [C] (DISH) /boʊl/

› a round container that is open at the top and is used esp. to hold liquids or otherfood, or the food it contains:a salad/soup bowlShe eats a bowl of cereal every morning.

Throat/garganta.

noun [C] /θroʊt/

› the front of the neck, or the space inside the neck down which food and air can go:A cop grabbed him around the throat.I have a sore throat.He cleared his throat and started speaking.

Pill/pildora.

noun [C] /pɪl/

› a small, solid substance that a person swallows whole, esp. as medicine:a sleeping pill

While/mientras.

noun [U] (LENGTH OF TIME) /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/

› a length of time:He only had to wait a short while.It was a while before any waiter took their order.That happened a while ago (= did not happen recently).I haven’t seen him for a while (= a long time).She’s getting dressed, and she’ll be ready in just a little while (= soon).

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