English Description in English Galician Words to learn

order (n) words that tell someone to do something orde • Write down any other new words you
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Ear-rings from patient (n) a person who is ill and goes paciente • Now try to learn them!
to see a doctor
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surgery the room where a doctor sees his patients consultorio
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towel a piece of cloth for drying yourself toalla
when you are wet
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become to change and begin to be something converterse, ................ ................
volverse
(past tense trip a journey viaxe
became) ................ ................
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boss when you work for someone, that person xefe
worry (v) to feel that something bad will happen preocupar(se)
is your boss ................ ................
or has happened
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cheer (n) a shout that shows you are pleased viva
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worried unhappy because you feel that something preocupado ................ ................
doorbell a bell on a door that rings inside timbre (adj) bad will happen or has happened
a house when you touch it ................ ................
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ear-rings jewellery which people wear in their ears pendentes
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heart the part of a person's body which pushes corazón
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the blood round
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jewellery beautiful things, often made of gold xoias
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or silver, which people wear on their
fingers (rings), in their ears (ear-rings), ................ ................
round their nekcs, etc.
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lovely beautiful bonito, ................ ................
encantador
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order (v) to tell someone to do something ordenar, ................ ................
mandar
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