As she received the surprise birthday gift from her friends, she smiled, revealing a radiant grin that lit up the entire room. Mientras recibía el regalo sorpresa de cumpleaños de sus amigos, sonrió, revelando un sonrisa radiante que iluminó toda la habitación.

The comedian's witty remark caused the audience to smile, and soon everyone was laughing and having a great time. El comentario agudo del comediante causó que el público sonriera, y pronto todos estaban riendo y pasando un buen rato.

2. express with a smile.

The audience smiled warmly at the comedian's witty jokes, enjoying every moment of his performance. El público sonrió calurosamente al comediante por sus chistes ingeniosos, disfrutando cada momento de su actuación.

She smiled sweetly at her husband on their anniversary, grateful for another year together. Ella sonrió dulcemente a su marido en su aniversario, agradecida por otro año más juntos.

worry verb

1. be worried, concerned, anxious, troubled, or uneasy.

Her parents worry about her safety when she travels alone to foreign countries. Los padres de ella se preocupan por su seguridad cuando viaja sola a países extranjeros.

2. be concerned with.

She worries about her children's safety whenever they're out playing in traffic. Ella se preocupa por la seguridad de sus hijos cada vez que están jugando en la circulación vehicular.

3. disturb the peace of mind of.

The news of her brother's illness began to worry her, making it hard for her to focus on her work. La noticia sobre la enfermedad de su hermano comenzó a preocuparla, lo que le hacía difícil enfocarse en su trabajo.

4. be on the mind of.

The looming deadline has been worrying me all day, and I'm struggling to focus on my work. La fecha límite inminente me ha estado preocupando todo el día y estoy luchando para enfocarme en mi trabajo.

5. lacerate by biting.

The dog started to worry at the sound of the fireworks, whimpering and trying to hide. El perro empezó a preocuparse al oír el ruido de los fuegos artificiales, gemido y tratando de esconderse.

6. touch or rub constantly.

The toddler worries her mother's hair, fascinated by its soft texture. El bebé se preocupa por el cabello de su madre, fascinado por su textura suave.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I worry.
You	You worry.
He/She/It	He/She/It worries.
We	We worry.
You	You worry.
They	They worry.

Complete conjugation.

know verb

1. be cognizant or aware of a fact or a specific piece of information.

After reading the report, she knew that the company was facing financial difficulties and would need to make some tough decisions. Después de leer el informe, ella supo que la empresa estaba enfrentando dificultades financieras y necesitaría tomar algunas decisiones duras.

2. know how to do or perform something.

After months of practice, she finally knows how to ride a bike without training wheels. Después de meses de práctica, ella finalmente sabe cómo montar en bicicleta sin ruedas de entrenamiento.

3. be aware of the truth of something.

After conducting thorough research, she knew that the company was facing financial difficulties and made the decision to downsize. Después de realizar una investigación exhaustiva, ella sabía que la empresa enfrentaba dificultades financieras y tomó la decisión de downsizing.

4. be familiar or acquainted with a person or an object.

She knows her way around the city, having lived there for five years and explored its various neighborhoods. Ella conoce su camino por la ciudad, habiendo vivido allí durante cinco años y explorado sus varios barrios.

5. have firsthand knowledge of states, situations, emotions, or sensations.

She knows what it's like to be in a long-distance relationship, having experienced it herself for years. Ella sabe lo que es ser en una relación de larga distancia, ya que la ha vivido ella misma durante años.

6. accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority.

The people of the kingdom knew their new king was descended from a noble lineage, so they accepted him as their rightful ruler. El pueblo del reino sabía que su nuevo rey era descendiente de una línea nobiliaria, por lo que lo aceptaron como su gobernante legítimo.

7. have fixed in the mind.

She knows the capital of France by heart, having studied it extensively before her trip. Ella conoce la capital de Francia de memoria, habiendo estudiado extensamente antes de su viaje.

8. have sexual intercourse with.

9. know the nature or character of.

After spending time with her, I came to know her as a kind and compassionate person. Después de pasar tiempo con ella, llegué a conocerla como una persona amable y compasiva.

10. be able to distinguish, recognize as being different.

The chef knows her herbs from one another, carefully selecting the freshest basil for the pasta dish. El chef conoce bien sus hierbas entre sí, selecciona con cuidado la albahaca más fresca para el plato de pasta.

11. perceive as familiar.

As soon as I walked into my childhood home, I knew it was still the same old place - the creaky stairs and musty smell were instantly familiar to me. Hasta que no entré en mi hogar infantil, supe que todavía era el mismo lugar viejo - las escaleras crujientes y el olor a moho eran instantáneamente familiares para mí.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I know.
You	You know.
He/She/It	He/She/It knows.
We	We know.
You	You know.
They	They know.

Complete conjugation.

pay verb

1. give money, usually in exchange for goods or services.

The customer will pay $50 for the new smartphone at the electronics store. El cliente pagará $50 por el nuevo Smartphone en la tienda de electrónica.

2. convey, as of a compliment, regards, attention, etc..

The president paid tribute to the fallen soldiers by laying a wreath at their gravesite, honoring their ultimate sacrifice. El presidente pagó un tributo a los soldados caídos colocando una corona en su tumba, honrando su sacrificio supremo.

3. cancel or discharge a debt.

After years of financial struggles, John was finally able to pay off his mortgage and start fresh. Después de años de problemas financieros, Juan fue finalmente capaz de pagar su hipoteca y empezar de nuevo.

4. bring in.

The farmer's crops started to pay, and he was able to sell his harvest at a good price. Las cosechas del agricultor comenzaron a rendir frutos y fue capaz de vender su cosecha a un buen precio.

5. do or give something to somebody in return.

After completing her project on time, Sarah's boss decided to pay her a bonus for her hard work. Después de completar su proyecto a tiempo, el jefe de Sarah decidió pagarle un premio por su esfuerzo duro.

6. dedicate.

The musician decided to pay tribute to her idol by performing his favorite song on stage, showcasing her dedication and admiration. El músico decidió rendir homenaje a su ídolo interpretando su canción favorita en escena, destacando su dedicación y admiración.

7. be worth it.

The new restaurant's unique atmosphere and exceptional service truly paid off, making our dinner experience worthwhile. El ambiente único y el servicio excepcional del nuevo restaurante resultaron verdaderamente recompensadores, lo que hizo que nuestra experiencia de cena mereciera la pena.

8. render.

The musician was able to pay a beautiful melody on her violin, filling the concert hall with sweet music. El músico fue capaz de tocar una bella melodía en su violín, llenando el salón de concierto con música dulce.

9. bear (a cost or penalty), in recompense for some action.

The company will pay the fine imposed by the regulatory agency for violating environmental laws. La empresa pagará la multa impuesta por la agencia reguladora por violar las leyes ambientales.

10. make a compensation for.

The company agreed to pay the employee $10,000 in damages for the wrongful termination. La empresa acordó pagar al empleado $10,000 en concepto de indemnización por despido injustificado.

11. discharge or settle.

The judge finally paid the fine, settling the case and allowing the defendant to go free. El juez finalmente pagó la multa, resolviendo el caso y permitiendo que el acusado se fuera libre.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I pay.
You	You pay.
He/She/It	He/She/It pays.
We	We pay.
You	You pay.
They	They pay.

Complete conjugation.

opposition noun

1. the action of opposing something that you disapprove or disagree with.

The environmental group's opposition to the new highway project has sparked widespread protests and demonstrations in the city. El grupo ambientalista se opone al proyecto de carretera nueva y ha desencadenado manifestaciones y protestas en masa en la ciudad.

2. the relation between opposed entities.

The opposition between the two rival gangs had been escalating for weeks, leading to a violent confrontation on the streets. La oposición entre las dos pandillas rivales había estado escalando durante semanas, lo que llevó a una confrontación violenta en la calle.

3. the act of hostile groups opposing each other.

The two rival factions engaged in fierce opposition during the conference, with neither side willing to compromise on their demands. Las dos facciones rivales se enfrascaron en una oposición feroz durante la conferencia, sin que ninguno de los lados estuviera dispuesto a hacer concesiones sobre sus demandas.

4. a contestant that you are matched against.

In the tennis tournament, Serena Williams faced off against her toughest opposition yet, Maria Sharapova, in the semifinals. En el torneo de tenis, Serena Williams se enfrentó a su oposición más dura hasta la fecha, María Sharápova, en las semifinales.

5. a body of people united in opposing something.

The environmental opposition group filed a lawsuit against the government to block the construction of a new coal plant, citing concerns about air pollution and climate change. El grupo de oposición al medio ambiente presentó una demanda contra el gobierno para bloquear la construcción de una nueva planta de carbón, argumentando preocupaciones sobre la contaminación del aire y el cambio climático.

6. a direction opposite to another.

The architect carefully considered the opposition of the building's façade, ensuring that it would face directly across from the main entrance. El arquitecto consideró cuidadosamente la oposición de la fachada del edificio, asegurándose de que se enfrentara directamente enfrente de la entrada principal.

7. an armed adversary (especially a member of an opposing military force).

The enemy's opposition launched a surprise attack on our position at dawn, catching us off guard. La oposición del enemigo lanzó un ataque sorpresa sobre nuestra posición al amanecer, atrapándonos por completo.

8. the major political party opposed to the party in office and prepared to replace it if elected.

The opposition, led by their charismatic leader, has been gaining momentum in recent polls and is now considered a serious contender to unseat the incumbent government. La oposición, liderada por su líder carismático, ha estado ganando impulso en las encuestas recientes y ahora se considera un contendiente serio para derrotar al gobierno en funciones.