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Senderos 2 L1 P1Voc.

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Question	Answer
llamarse	to be called; to be named
acordarse (de) (o:ue)	to remember
el lavabo	sink
ponerse	to put on
peinarse	to comb one's hair
la rutina diaria	daily routine
lavarse las manos	to wash one's hands
por la mañana	in the morning
el baño, el cuarto de baño	bathroom
las pantuflas	slippers
después	afterwards; then
por la noche	at night
levantarse	to get up
por último	finally
quitarse	to take off
luego	then, later
la pasta de dientes	toothpaste
el jabón	soap
el maquillaje	makeup
antes (de)	before
probarse (o:ue)	to try on
quedarse	to stay
el champú	shampoo
sentarse (e:ie)	to sit down
ducharse	to take a shower
dormirse (o:ue)	to go to sleep; to fall asleep
lavarse la cara	to wash one's face
bañarse	to take a bath
ponerse (+ adj.)	to become (+ adj.)
más tarde	later (on)
maquillarse	to put on makeup
durante	during
cepillarse el pelo	to brush one's hair
la crema de afeitar	shaving cream
cepillarse los dientes	to brush one's teeth
afeitarse	to shave
después (de)	after
vestirse (e:i)	to get dressed
la ducha	shower
la toalla	towel
el inodoro	toilet
por la tarde	in the afternoon; in the evening
el despertador	alarm clock
preocuparse (por)	to worry (about)
despertarse (e:ie)	to wake up
secarse	to dry (oneself)
entonces	then
acostarse (o:ue)	to go to bed
sentirse (e:ie)	to feel
irse	to go away; to leave
el espejo	mirror
enojarse (con)	to get angry (with)

llamarse	Answer: to be called; to be named	1	0	false
to remember	Question: acordarse (de) (o:ue)	2	1	false
sink	Question: el lavabo	3	1	false
ponerse	Answer: to put on	4	0	false
to comb one's hair	Question: peinarse	5	1	false
daily routine	Question: la rutina diaria	6	1	false
lavarse las manos	Answer: to wash one's hands	7	0	false
por la mañana	Answer: in the morning	8	0	false
bathroom	Question: el baño, el cuarto de baño	9	1	false
las pantuflas	Answer: slippers	10	0	false
después	Answer: afterwards; then	11	0	false
por la noche	Answer: at night	12	0	false
to get up	Question: levantarse	13	1	false
finally	Question: por último	14	1	false
quitarse	Answer: to take off	15	0	false
then, later	Question: luego	16	1	false
la pasta de dientes	Answer: toothpaste	17	0	false
el jabón	Answer: soap	18	0	false
el maquillaje	Answer: makeup	19	0	false
before	Question: antes (de)	20	1	false