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Bell Work Spanish 2

Bell Work Spanish 2. Term 3B 2018-2019. S2BW#1 4/2/2019 Copy and underline cognates and words that you know.

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Bell Work Spanish 2

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  1. Bell Work Spanish 2 Term 3B 2018-2019

  2. S2BW#1 4/2/2019 Copy and underline cognates and words that you know. • Pero cuando una larga Sucesión de Abusos y Usurpaciones, todos ellos encaminados de manera invariable hacia el mismo Objetivo, revelan la Intención de someter a dicho Pueblo al absoluto Despotismo, es su Derecho, es su Deber, derrocar a tal Gobierno y nombrar nuevos Guardianes de su futura Seguridad.

  3. Copy in English. •  But when a long Train of Abuses and Usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object, evinces a Design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their Right, it is their Duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future Security.

  4. S2BW#2 5/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Pero • Conjunction • But • Used to introduce a statement that adds something to a previous statement and usually contrasts with it in some way. • From Latin per“through, during,” + hoc“for this reason.” • Related: Other conjunctions • Mas • However • Sino • But, rather • Sin embargo • Nevertheless, however • Con todo • Even so • Excepto • Except • Más bien que • Rather than • Antes • Before    • Word of the day: • La evolución • (nf) Evolution • A process in which something passes to a different stage.    • Es parte de la evolución. • It's part of evolution.   

  5. S2BW#3 6/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Larga • Adjective • Long • Extending a great distance from one end to another. • From Latin longus“long.” • Related: • Alargar • (v) To lengthen • La largura • (nf) Length • La larva • (nf) Larva • The immature free-living form of most invertebrates, amphibians, and fish, which at hatching from the egg is fundamentally unlike its parent and must metamorphose. • A Nathan le apasiona tanto la entomología que cree que las larvas de mosca son preciosas. • Nathan is so passionate about entomology that he thinks fly larvae are beautiful.

  6. S2BW#4 7/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Sucesión • Noun (f) • Train • Succession • A series of people or things that come one after the other. • From Latin successionem "a following after, a coming into another's place, result,“ from succedere "come after, follow after; go near to; come under; take the place of," also "go from under, mount up, ascend," hence "get on well, prosper, be victorious," from sub "next to, after" + cedere "go, move." • Related: • Suceder • (v) To happen, occur • El suceso • (nm) Event, occurrence • La precipitación • (n) Precipitation • The falling to earth of any form of water. • En sólo dos horas, una precipitación puntual de más de 200 litros inundó la capital. • In only two hours, heavy precipitation of more than 200 liters flooded the capital.

  7. S2BW#5 11/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Abusos • Noun (m) • Abuses • A corrupt practice or custom. • From Vulgar Latin abusare, from Latin abusus "an abusing, using up," past participle of abuti"use up," also "misuse," from ab- "away" + uti"use" • Related: • Abusar • (v) To abuse • El (La) abusón(a) • (nmf) Abuser • Abusivo(a) • (aj) Abusive • El intervalo • (nm) Interval • A definite length of time marked off by two instants • Hubo un intervalo de silencio mientras los estudiantes tomaban el exámen. • There was an interval of silence while the students were taking the exam.

  8. S2BW#6 12/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Usurpaciones • Noun (f) • Usurpations • Taking one’s power or property by force. • From Latin usurpationem "a taking into use," noun of action from past participle stem of usurpare "make use of, seize for use," in later Latin "to assume unlawfully, trespass on," from usus "a use" + rapere"to seize"  • Related: • Usurpar • (v) To usurp • To take and keep (something, such as power) in a forceful or violent way and especially without the right to do so • El (La) usurpador(a) • (nmf) Usurper • Prolongar • (v) To prolong • Lengthen in time • ¿Por qué prolongar la espera más de lo necesario? Casémonos este año. • Why prolong the wait any more than we have to? Let's get married this year.

  9. S2BW#7 13/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Encaminados • Adjective • Pursuing • To follow and try to catch or capture someone or something for usually a long distance or time. • From Latin camminus “way.” • Related: • Caminar • (v) To walk • El camino • (nm) Road, path • La caminata • (nf) Walk, stroll • Residual • (aj) Residual • Remaining • La culpa residual por el Holocausto reafirmaba esta actitud. • Residual guilt about the Holocaust reaffirmed this attitude.

  10. S2BW#8 14/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Invariable • Adjective • Invariably • On every occasion; always. • From Medieval Latin invariabilis“invariably” from in- "not, opposite of" + variabilis"changeable," from variare "to change"  • Related: • Variar • (v) To vary, change • La variedad • (nf) Variety • Vario(a) • (aj) Different, diverse

  11. S2BW#9 18/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Objetivo • Noun (m) • Object • Objective • Something toward which effort is directed :  an aim, goal, or end of action. • From Medieval Latin objectum "thing put before" noun use of neuter of Latin obiectus "lying before, opposite" (as a noun in classical Latin, "charges, accusations"), past participle of obicere "to present, oppose, cast in the way of," from ob "against" + iacere "to throw" • Related: • El objeto • (nm) Object • Echar • (v) To throw

  12. S2BW#10 19/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Revelan • Verb • Evinces • Reveals • To display clearly. • From Latin revelare "reveal, uncover, disclose," literally "unveil," from re- "opposite of“ + velare"to cover, veil," from velum "a veil" • Related: • Velar • (v) To veil, to conceal • El velo • (nm) Veil • Contraer(se) • (v) To contract • To make or become more narrow or restricted. • Me sentía mareado y mis músculos se contraían causándome dolor. • I was dizzy and my muscles contracted painfully.

  13. S2BW#11 20/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Intención • Noun (f) • Design • Intention • An aim or purpose • Latin intentionem "a stretching out, straining, exertion, effort; attention," noun of action from intendere "to turn one's attention," literally "to stretch out" from in- "toward" + tendere "to stretch" • Related: • Intentar • (v) To intend, try • Bienintencionado(a) • (aj) Well-intentioned • Malintencionado(a) • (aj) Ill-intentioned • Contradecir • (v) To contradict • Show to be false • Tus palabras no contradicen lo que yo digo. • Your words do not contradict what I am saying.

  14. S2BW#12 21/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Someter • Verb • Reduce • Submit • To subject to a condition, treatment, or operation • Latin submittere "to yield, lower, let down, put under, reduce," from sub "under" + mittere "let go, send"  • Related: • Someterse • (v) To submit oneself • Meter • (v) To insert • Entremeter • (v) To insert something between things • Entrometerse • (v) To intrude; to interfere with other people’s business • El (La) entrometido(a) • (nmf) Busybody • Exponer • (v) To exhibit • Make visible or apparent • El museo del Prado expone obras de artistas españolas famosas. • The Prado Museum exhibits works of famous Spanish artists.

  15. S2BW#13 22/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Absoluto • Adjective • Absolute • Complete and total • From Latin absolutus “absolute,” past participle of absolvere "to set free, make separate“ from ab- " from " + solvere "loosen" • Related: • Absolutamente • (av) Absolutely • Soltar • (v) To loosen, let go • La masa • (nf) Mass • The property of a body that causes it to have weight • La masa mide la cantidad de materia que hay en un cuerpo. • Mass is a measurement of the quantity of matter contained in a body.

  16. S2BW#14 25/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Despotismo • Noun (m) • Despotism • The exercise of absolute power, especially in a cruel and oppressive way. • From Medieval Latin despota, "master of a household, lord, absolute ruler," from Latin potentem "powerful," present participle of potere "be powerful," from potis "powerful, able, capable; possible;" of persons, "better, preferable; chief, principal; strongest, foremost," from poti- "powerful, lord" • Related: • El déspota • (nm) Despot • Despótico(a) • (aj) Despotic • La prueba • (nf) Trial • The act of testing something

  17. S2BW#15 25/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Deber • Noun (m) • Duty • Something that you must do because it is morally right or because the law requires it. • From Vulgar Latin debutus, from Latin debitus“duty,” past participle of debere "to owe" from de- "away" + habere "to have" • Related: • Deber • (v) To owe; to must • Haber • (v) To have (aux.) • Florecer • (v) Burgeon • To begin to grow or increase rapidly • Cuando llega la primavera, todo se renueva, y las plantas comienzan a florecer. • When spring comes, everything is renewed, and the plants begin to burgeon.

  18. S2BW#16 27/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Seguridad • Noun (f) • Security • The state of being protected or safe from harm. • From Latin securitas “security,” from securus "free from care“ from se"free from" + cura "care" • Related: • Seguro(a) • (aj) Safe, secure; sure • Seguramente • (av) Surely • Inseguro(a) • (aj) Insecure • Correlacionar • (v) To correlate • To have a mutual relationship or connection • Está por ver si los diversos factores se correlacionan bien. • It remains to be seen whether such diverse factors correlate well with each other.

  19. S2BW#17 28/2/2019 Copy, write the part of speech, and translate into English. • Futura • Adjective • Future • At a later time; going or likely to happen or exist. • From Latin futurus"going to be, yet to be," as a noun, "the future" • Related: • El futuro • (nm) Future • La futura • (nf) Future wife; fiancée • Futurista • (aj) Futuristic • La serendipia • (n) Serendipity • Finding good things without looking for them; happy chance • Muchos descubrimientos científicos se han producido por serendipia. • Many scientific discoveries have happened by serendipity.

  20. S2BW#18 1/3/2019: Copy, translate, give the part of speech and define • Derrocar • Verb • To throw off • Overthrow; depose • From Latin de- "down, down from, from, off“ + ponere"to put, place" • Related: • El derribo • (nm) Demolition • Poner • (v) To put, place • Vejar • (v) To vex • To confuse or annoy • Facilitar • (v) To facilitate • Make an action or process easy or easier • Los maestros asistieron a una conferencia donde exploraron cómo la tecnología puede facilitar el aprendizaje. • The teachers attended a conference where they explored how technology can facilitate learning.

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