https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh Hecho con amor en-us 2022-04-21 15:09:42 UTC 2022-05-05 01:37:23 UTC hello@padlet.com 38nicolasmazur https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170756075 Teté a tete:a private and informal conversation between 2 people.EXAMPLE:I was having a tete a tete with my friend when my dad interrupted us.

Cul de sac: a short road that is blocked off at one end.EXAMPLE:I live on a Cul de sac.

Bon voyage: a phrase used to say “have a nice trip/journey”.EXAMPLE: the customs officer told me “Bon voyage” after checking my passport.

Carte Blanche: complete freedom to do things.EXAMPLE:I have the arquitect Carte Blanche to build my house.

Nouveaux riches: people from the lower class that had recently become rich and show it publicly by spending a lot of money.EXAMPLE:A poor guy has won the lottery, now he is a nouveaux riches.

Chic:styleish and fashioned.EXAMPLE: my brother has very chic shoes

Hors d’oeuvre:a small savoury dish eaten at the start of a meal.EXAMPLE:the hors d’oeuvre was delicious.

Rendezvous:an arrangement or a meeting point to meet someone, usually secretly, at certain place and time.EXAMPLE:   I will meet you tonight at the rendezvous, don’t be late.

Avant Garde:the painters, writers, musicians, and other artists whose ideas, style or methods are very original or modern compared to the period in which they live or their work.EXAMPLE:I think that David Guetta is an avant garde artist.

C’est la vie:used to say of that type happen in life and you cannot do anything about them.EXAMPLE:I have to go to wake up 7 am to go to school every morning, c’est la vie.

Coup: an unexpected successful achievement.EXAMPLE:What a coup, I’ve just received a message from the team manager and he told me that i will play with the first team.

Debut:when someone does/performs/presents something for the first time in public.EXAMPLE:On the 6th of September in 2008, Angel Di Maria made his profesional debut in Rosario Central at the age of 19.

Encore: an extra song that is performed at the end of a show because the public shouts for it.EXAMPLE:At the end of the concert, Bon Jovi had to encore “You Give Love a Bad Name”.

Entourage:group of people which travel with and work for a famous person(star).EXAMPLE:Messi’s entourage is conformed by his father and a group of security.

Façade: the front of a building, especially a large or attractive building.EXAMPLE:The empire states facade is very tall.

RSVP (Répondez S'il Vous Plait): used at the end of a written invitation to mean that you should let the people who invited you know whether or not you are coming.EXAMPLE:Tomorrow is my birthday, would you like to come?RSVP.



]]> 2022-05-05 00:51:41 UTC https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170756075 38nicolasmazur https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170768924  blitz: Lightning
EXAMPLE: i was playing when it blitz

 kaput: not working correctly 
EXAMPLE: my telephone kaput.

 kindergarten : a school for children aged under five years old.
EXAMPLE: my brother of 3 years old is going to start the kindergarten.





]]> 2022-05-05 01:07:19 UTC https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170768924 38nicolasmazur https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170769846 Ad nauseam: If someone discusses something ad nauseam, they talk about it so much that it becomes very boring.
EXAMPLE he talks ad nauseam of how he plays football.

Bona fide: genuine; real.
EXAMPLE Make sure you are dealing with a bona fide company

Curriculum vitae: a short written description of your education, qualifications, previous jobs, and sometimes also your personal interests, which you send to an employer when you are trying to get a job. 
EXAMPLE I have to present mi curriculum vitae if I want to get the job 

Status quo: the present situation or condition.
EXAMPLE hopes that no one will upsate the status quo]]> 2022-05-05 01:08:25 UTC https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170769846 38nicolasmazur https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170774260 Typhoon:The origin of this word is actually complicated, but some say it was reinforced by the Chinese word “taifeng,” which means “big wind.”A typhoon is just another name for a hurricane or a cyclone. If it’s in the Pacific Ocean near Asia, it’s called a typhoon. The map on this page makes it clear, so check that out.EXAMPLE:Last weeks typhoon harrased the coast.

Yin and yang:In Chinese, yin represents feminine, dark and nighttime, while yang represents the opposite: masculine, light and daytime things. In English, these words are used to represent any opposites.EXAMPLE:Me and my brother are like Yin and Yang, he is blonde and my hair is dark for example.

]]> 2022-05-05 01:13:46 UTC https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170774260 38nicolasmazur https://padlet.com/38nicolasmazur/b9dm4u6t9tmorcdh/wish/2170777699 Piñata: This is a happy word that describes a toy that is filled with candy. At parties, children take turns trying to break it open with a stick so the candy will fall out.EXAMPLE:I forgot to buy a piñata for my sons birthday.

Macho:This word describes a person who is very strong or masculine. It can also be used to describe a person who is arrogant about his manhood.EXAMPLE:Jhon Cena is macho.

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