Vocabulario B1 Aptis parte 6

Easy to understand or simple; not complicated or difficult (adj): Straightforward. Complicated. Ambiguous. Tricky.

A place where dead bodies are buried; a cemetery (n): Graveyard. Celebration. Joyful place. Living area.

The act of ejecting saliva or other liquid from the mouth (v): Spitting. Swallowing. Holding. Absorbing.

To cause food, drink, or another substance to pass down the throat; to take in through the mouth (v): Swallowing. Spitting. Ejecting. Regurgitating.

Harmed or wounded physically; suffering from an injury (adj): Injured. Healthy. Unharmed. Safe.

Not injured or harmed; safe from danger (adj): Unharmed. Injured. Harmed. Endangered.

In a manner that shows good manners and respect for others; courteously (adv): Politely. Rudely. Impolitely. Discourteously.

An activity in which a person jumps from a tall structure while connected to a large elastic cord (n): Safety. Stability. Calmness. bungee jumping.

To make an effort to achieve or complete something, especially something difficult (v): Attempt. Abandon. Avoid. Neglect.

To jump lightly or quickly; to make a short leap (v): Hop. Stumble. Fall. Plod.

A plan for managing income and expenses; an estimate of income and expenditures for a set period (n): Budget. Overspend. Debt. Excess.

To trip or lose one's balance while walking or running; to make a mistake (v): Stumble. Stride. Balance. Succeed.

To walk heavily or clumsily; to move slowly and with difficulty (v): Plod. Skip. Sprint. Dash.

Money that is owed or due to someone; an obligation to pay back a borrowed amount (n): Debt. Asset. Wealth. Surplus.

To walk with long, decisive steps; to advance or progress in a confident manner (v): Stride. Stumble. Waddle. Hesitate.

A valuable resource or item owned by an individual or organization; something that can provide benefit or value (n): Asset. Liability. Debt. Burden.

An abundance of valuable resources or material possessions; financial prosperity (n): Wealth. Poverty. Destitution. Indigence.

An amount that is more than what is needed; excess (n): Surplus. Deficit. Shortage. Lack.

A legal responsibility or obligation; a financial debt or obligation that one owes (n): Liability. Asset. Benefit. Advantage.

A heavy load or responsibility; something that is carried or that weighs down (n): Burden. Relief. Benefit. Ease.

Changing frequently, especially in regard to one's loyalties, interests, or affections. Fickle. Loved. Passive. Intensse.