SPANISH 2 BELL WORK
Term 4 2013-2014
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• Artículo II
• Sección. 1. El Poder ejecutivo será conferido a un
Presidente de los Estados Unidos de América.
Desempeñará su Cargo durante un Período de cuatro
Años y, juntamente con el Vicepresidente designado para
el mismo Período, será elegido de la siguiente manera. . .
• Solo las Personas que sean Ciudadanas por nacimiento o
que hayan sido Ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos al
tiempo de adoptarse esta Constitución, serán elegibles
para el Cargo de Presidente; tampoco será elegible una
persona que no haya cumplido treinta y cinco Años de
edad y que no haya Residido durante catorce Años en los
Estados Unidos.
• Article II
• Section. 1. The executive Power shall be vested in a
President of the United States of America. He shall hold
his Office during the Term of four Years, and, together with
the Vice President, chosen for the same Term, be elected,
as follows . . . .
• No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of
the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this
Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President;
neither shall any person be eligible to that Office who shall
not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been
fourteen Years a Resident within the United States.
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Presidente
Noun (mf)
President
The chief officer of a
branch of government,
corporation, board of
trustees, university, or
similar body.
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Latin praesidentum
"president, governor,"
noun use of present
participle of praesidere "to
act as head or chief"
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Presidir
(v) To preside
Vicepresidente
(nmf) Vice president
La presidencia
(nf) Presidency
Presidencial
(aj) Presidential
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Cargo
Noun (m)
Charge, office, responsibility
A position of authority, duty,
or trust given to a person, as
in a government or
corporation.
• From Latin officium "service,
kindness, favor; official duty,
function, business;
ceremonial observance,"
literally "work-doing," from
ops "power, might,
abundance, means" + stem
of facere "do, perform".
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Encargar
(v) To place in charge of
El (La) encargado(a)
(nmf) Person in charge
Encargado
(aj) In charge
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Año
Noun (m)
Year
The period of time during which
Earth completes a single
revolution around the sun,
consisting of 365 days, 5 hours,
49 minutes, and 12 seconds of
mean solar time. In the
Gregorian calendar the year
begins on January 1 and ends
on December 31 and is divided
into 12 months, 52 weeks, and
365 or 366 days. Also called
calendar year.
• From Latin hornus "of this year."
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Añejar
(v) To age
El anuario
(nm) Yearbook
El cumpleaños
(nm) Birthday
El aniversario
(nm) Anniversary
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• Juntamente
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• Adverb
• Junto
• Together, jointly
• (aj) Together
• In combination or
• La junta
partnership.
• From Latin iunctus
"united, connected,
associated," past
participle of iungere
"join"
• (nf) Meeting
• Adjunto
• (aj) Attached
• La conjunción
• (nf) Conjunction
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La siguente manera
Phrasal verb
As follows
As will be stated next. Used
to introduce a specified
enumeration, explanation, or
command.
• From Vulgar Latin *manaria
(source of Spanish manera,
Portuguese maneira, Italian
maniera), from fem. of Latin
manuarius "belonging to the
hand," from manus "hand"
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Seguir
(v) To continue, to follow
Conseguir
(v) To get
Proseguir
(v) To proceed
En seguida
(av) Immediately, right away
Siguiente
(aj) Next
Seguir: to continue, to follow
• Yo sigo
• Nosotros seguimos
• Tú sigues
• Vosotros seguís
• Ella, él, Ud. sigue
• Ella, ellos, Uds. siguen
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Ciudadano(a)
Noun (mf)
Citizen
A person owing loyalty to and
entitled by birth or
naturalization to the
protection of a state or
nation.
• From Latin civitatem; in Late
Latin sometimes citatem
originally "citizenship,
condition or rights of a
citizen, membership in the
community," later "community
of citizens, state,
commonwealth"
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La ciudad
(nf) City
La ciudadanía
(nf) Citizenship
La ciudadela
(nf) Citadel
A fortress in a commanding
position in or near a city.
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• Nacimiento
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• Noun (m)
• Nacer
• Birth
• (v) To be born
• The emergence and
• El natalicio
separation of offspring
from the body of the
mother.
• From Latin fors
"chance"
• (nm) Date of birth
• El renacimiento
• (nm) Rebirth
• La nacionalidad
• (nf) Nationality
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Tiempo
Noun (m)
Time; season/ weather
A nonspatial continuum in
which events occur in
apparently irreversible
succession from the past
through the present to the
future.
• From Latin temporalis "of a
time, but for a time,
temporary," from tempus
"time, season, proper time
or season,"
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Temporal
(aj) Temporary, provisional
La temporada
(nf) Season
La tempestad
(nf) Storm, tempest
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Adoptarse
Verb
To adopt
To take into one's family through
legal means and raise as one's
own child.
• To vote to accept: adopt a
resolution.
• From Latin adoptare "take by
choice, choose for oneself,
select, choose" (especially a
child).
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La adopción
(nf) Adoption
Adoptivo
(aj) Adoptive
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• Elegibles
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• Adjective
• La elegibilidad
• Eligible
• (nf) Eligibility
• Qualified or entitled to
• El elegido
be chosen.
• From Late Latin eligibilis
"that may be chosen,"
from Latin eligere
"choose"
• (nm) The chosen
• Electivo
• (aj) Elective
• Of or relating to a
selection by vote.
• Permitting or involving a
choice; optional.
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Constitución
Noun (f)
Constitution
The fundamental law of
the United States, framed
in 1787, ratified in 1789,
and variously amended
since then.
• From Latin constitutionem
"act of settling, settled
condition, anything
arranged or settled upon,
regulation, order,
ordinance"
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Constituir
(v) To constitute
Reconstituir
(v) To reconstitute
El (La) constituyente
(nmf) Constituent
A resident of a district or
member of a group
represented by an elected
official.
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América
Noun (f)
America
The United States. Also the A·mer·i·cas The
landmasses and islands of North America,
Central America, and South America.
• From Modern Latin Americanus, after Amerigo
Vespucci (1454-1512) who made two trips to
the New World as a navigator and claimed to
have discovered it. His published works put
forward the idea that it was a new continent,
and he was first to call it Novus Mundus "New
World." Amerigo is more easily Latinized than
Vespucci.
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La americana
(nf) Jacket
Americanizar
(v) To americanize
Americano(a)
(adj) American
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• Período
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• Noun (m)
• El período lectivo
• Period, term
• (nm) School term
• A period of time that is
• Periódico
assigned to a person to
serve.
• From Latin terminus
"end, boundary line."
• (aj) Periodic
• El periódico
• (nm) Newspaper;
periodical
• A publication issued at
regular intervals of more
than one day.
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• Designado
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• Adjective
• Designar
• Designated, chosen
• (v) To designate, to plan
• To select and set aside
• El designio
for a duty, an office, or a
purpose.
• From Latin designare
"mark out, devise,
choose, designate,
appoint," from de- "out"
+ signare "to mark," from
signum "a mark, sign"
• (nm) design, plan,
scheme
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• Cumplido
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• Adverb
• Incumplir
• Attained; completed
• (v) To leave incomplete
• Succeeded in reaching.
• Incumplido
• Latin attingere had a
• (aj/av) Uncompleted
wide range of meanings,
including "to attack, to
strike, to appropriate, to
manage," all somehow
suggested by the literal
sense "to touch."
• Cumplidor
• (aj) Referring to
someone who keeps his
word or promises