UNIT 4

20 Living Together terms

Social interactions and city life.

Considerate
someone who also thinks in others persons.
Example: Bela is too considerate with her friends.
en: Considerada/o
Crime rate.
Where there are too many robs and similiar cases.
Example: This is one of the city with too much crime rate.
en: Tasa de delincuencia.
Feel left out
Is when someone feels excluded of people or decisions.
Example: Joan doesn’t feel left out with us.
en: Sentirse excluido.
Gang.
A group of persons that has dangerous intentions.
Example: There is a new gang here.
en: Banda o pandilla.
Get along with
When your relationship with someone its good.
Example: My sisters get along with my best friend.
en: Llevarse bien con
Homeless.
Someone who doesn’t have a house to live.
Example: I always see a homeless near to the supermarket.
en: Vagabundo
In charge of
Is when you have to look over someone.
Example: Tomorrow i will in charge of my little cousin.
en: A cargo de (alguien)
Litter
It’s make reference to the dirt or rubbish.
Example: I don’t know of somewhere without litter.
en: Basura.
Low-income
People that doesn’t earn a lot of money
Example: This family is low-income.
en: De bajos ingresos o recursos.
Poverty
All people that doesn’t have too much money, form it.
Example: People works to go out of poverty.
en: Pobreza
Pull one’s weight.
When someone do his part of work.
Example: Rebecca pulls on her weight on this job.
en: Hacer su parte de (trabajo).
Reach a compromise
Is when someone try to understand and to be agree with others and their opinions.
Example: They are trying to reach a compromise.
en: Llegar a un acuerdo.
See eye yo eye.
Someone who really aprove the opinions and decisions of others
Example: My mother see eye to eye with me.
en: Estar de acuerdo con alguien
Sense of belonging
When you feel good with a group of people or in a place.
Example: I sense of belonging in this beach.
en: Sentirse aceptado
Slum
To say that a neighborhood is poor.
Example: She have never lived in a slum.
en: Barrio pobre, suburbio.
Take advantage of
When someone try to have power over a situation trought someone or something.
Example: Mark take advantage of his friends.
en: Aprovecharse de
Traffic jam
When there are a lot of cars on the same road.
Example: Afortunaly, today there isn’t traffic jam.
en: Tráfico, atasco.
Unemployment.
Is when someone doesn’t work because he doesn’t find job.
Example: I was unemployment two years ago.
en: Desempleado, en paro.
Well-being.
When we feel good with us and with others.
Example: We only want your well-being.
en: Bienestar.
Willing to.
Someone who doesn’t care to do something for others.
Example: I’m willing to do this job with you.
en: Estar dispuesto a