Glossary: The Kafenion
Glossary: The Kafenion
10 New Vocabulary terms
- dingy
- Adjective
- that is dark and dirty.
- Example: What a dingy room!
- es: Sucio(a)
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- discordant
- Adjective
- not in agreement.
- Example: There were rather discordant opinions amongst the participants.
- es: Discordante, Dispar, En desacuerdo.
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- Hamlet
- Noun
- a small village or a group of houses.
- Example: She lives in a little hamlet.
- es: Pueblo, Aldea.
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- livelihood
- Noun
- a means of earning money in order to live.
- Example: They depend on farming for their livelihood.
- es: Subsistencia
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- morsel
- Noun
- a very small piece of food.
- Example: They ate the last morsel of cake left in the table.
- es: un trozo, bocado.
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- retorted
- Verb
- to reply quickly to a comment, in an angry, offended or humorous way.
- Example: She retorted angrily at him.
- es: Responieron, Replicaron.
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- spellbound
- Adjective
- with your attention completely held by what you're listening to or watching.
- Example: The audience was spellbound by her performance.
- es: Cautivado(a)
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- squabbling
- Adjective
- to argue about something that is not important.
- Example: I couldn't sleep with the squabbling noises of the family coming from both sides of the building.
- es: De riƱa, de pelea.
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- surreptitiously
- Adverb
- in a quick or secret way so that other people do not notice.
- Example: He reached for his friend's notes and glanced surreptitiously at the answers.
- es: Disimuladamente
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- vied
- Verb
- to compete with somebody.
- Example: The boys vied for hours to see who would win the prize.
- es: Competir
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