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What type of fish is referred to as catfish?
What type of fish is referred to as catfish?
- A group of fish with scales
- A type of reptile
- A type of mammal
- A group of fish without scales (correct)
What is onyx used for?
What is onyx used for?
Jewelry as a gemstone
What does conjured mean?
What does conjured mean?
To call or bring into existence by magic
What describes inherited?
What describes inherited?
What is homesickness?
What is homesickness?
What does trembling refer to?
What does trembling refer to?
What does it mean when something has collapsed?
What does it mean when something has collapsed?
Little by little can be expressed as ______.
Little by little can be expressed as ______.
What does selfish mean?
What does selfish mean?
What does nibble refer to?
What does nibble refer to?
What does mouth watering mean?
What does mouth watering mean?
What is permission?
What is permission?
What does absorbed mean?
What does absorbed mean?
What does howled mean?
What does howled mean?
What does miraculously mean?
What does miraculously mean?
Study Notes
Vocabulary Notes
- Catfish: A type of fish characterized by the absence of scales and long barbels resembling cat whiskers, known in Spanish as el bagre or el pez gato.
- Onyx: A black mineral commonly used as a gemstone in jewelry, referred to as ónix in Spanish.
- Conjured: The act of summoning or bringing into existence as if through magic, translated to Spanish as conjurado.
- Inherited: Characteristics or traits passed down through family generations, described in Spanish as heredado/a.
- Homesickness: A strong desire to return home, known in Spanish as la nostalgia.
- Trembling: A slight and irregular vibration or shake, termed tembloroso in Spanish.
- Collapsed: Describes something that has fallen in or caved in on itself; translated to Spanish as caÃdo or en colapso.
- Gradually: Indicates a slow, step-by-step process, expressed in Spanish as poco a poco.
- Selfish: Refers to being primarily concerned with one's own interests, translated to Spanish as egoÃsta.
- Nibble: The action of gently biting or taking small bites from something, noted as mordisquear in Spanish.
- Mouth watering: Describes something that looks or smells so delicious it is tempting, known in Spanish as para chuparse los dedos.
- Permission: The approval required to do something, referred to in Spanish as el permiso.
- Absorbed: Indicates being deeply engaged or preoccupied with something, expressed in Spanish as absorto.
- Howled: The loud, wailing cry usually associated with dogs or wolves, translated to Spanish as aulló.
- Miraculously: Pertaining to events or occurrences that are extraordinary and seem to defy normal expectations, described in Spanish as milagrosamente.
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