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2  ENGLISH  Tight Adj. Something that fit your body very closely. SIN. Fit, close. ANT. Loose. She looks beautiful with these tight jeans.  SPANISH  Ajustado/a SIN. Ceñido, apretado. ANT. Suelto. Está muy guapa con esos pantalones ajustados.

3  ENGLISH Impractical Adj. Something or someone that is not useful. SIN. Unsuitable. ANT. Practical. I’d love to help you decorate but I’m horribly impractical.  SPANISH Inútil SIN. Poco práctico/hábil. ANT. Práctico, útil. Me encantaría ayudarte a decorar pero soy muy poco hábil.

4  ENGLISH Heel Noun. Part of a shoe that is under your heel. She will wear heels to look taller.  SPANISH Tacón Llevará tacones para parecer más alta.

5  ENGLISH Denim Noun. A sturdy cotton twill fabric, typically blue, used for jeans, overalls, and other clothing. Denim is used to make jeans.  SPANISH Tela vaquera La tela vaquera se usa para hacer pantalones.

6  ENGLISH Suede Noun. A type of soft pliable leather now made from sheepskin or lambskin. Her suede boots are very soft.  SPANISH Gamuza SIN. Ante. Sus botas de gamuza son muy suaves.

7  ENGLISH Ankle Noun. Joint where leg meets foot. He sprained his ankle playing football.  SPANISH Tobillo Se torció el tobillo jugando al fútbol.

8  ENGLISH Fill in (fill in the blanks) Vb. Something or someone that is not useful. SIN. Fill out (rellenar document completo). You have to fill in this document for buy the car.  SPANISH Rellenar SIN. Cumplimentar. Debes rellenar este documento para comprar el coche.

9  ENGLISH Plumber Noun. Person who installs and repairs the pipes and fittings of water supply, sanitation, or heating systems. Super Mario is a plumber.  SPANISH Fontanero/a Super Mario es un fontanero.

10  ENGLISH Apprenticeship Noun. Temporary work to learn a trade. SIN. Learning. This company is offering apprenticeships for the young people.  SPANISH Formación Esta compañía está ofreciendo formaciones para los jóvenes.

11  ENGLISH Customer Noun. Person or organization that buys goods or services from a store or business. SIN. Client. He was always a good customer, he always bought here.  SPANISH Cliente/a SIN. Comprador. Siempre fue un buen cliente, siempre compraba aquí.

12  ENGLISH Allowance Noun. Sum of money given by an organization, especially a government, for a particular purpose. SIN. Grant. My dad has to use his own car in his job but he gets an allowance for petrol.  SPANISH Subsidio SIN. Prestación. Mi padre tiene que usar su coche en su trabajo pero le dan un subsidio para la gasolina.

13  ENGLISH Apply for Vb. Make a formal request. SIN. Request. If I go to the university, I have to apply for a job somewhere to pay V my studies.  SPANISH Solicitar SIN. Pedir. Si voy a la universidad, tendré que solicitar un trabajo en alguna parte para pagar mis estudios.

14  ENGLISH Clue Noun. Piece of evidence or information used in the detection of a crime or solving of a mystery. SIN. Hint, evidence. There are many clues that he is the murderer.  SPANISH Pista SIN. Indicio. Hay muchas pistas de que él es el asesino.

15  ENGLISH Trial Noun. Resolution of legal issue in court. There will be a trial to decide if he is guilty or not.  SPANISH Juicio Habrá un juicio para decidir si es culpable o no.

16  ENGLISH Punishment Noun. The infliction or imposition of a penalty as retribution for an offense. SIN. Penalty. The punishment was two years in jail.  SPANISH Castigo SIN. Escarmiento. El castigo fue dos años de prisión.

17  ENGLISH Kidnapping Noun. Action of forcibly taking someone away against their will. SIN. Abduction. The police is investigating the kidnapping of these boys.  SPANISH Secuestro SIN. Rapto. La policía está investigando el secuestro de esos chicos.

18  ENGLISH Concern Noun. Feeling anxiety or fear for something that may be negative. SIN. Worry. ANT. Unconcern. People are concerned about the crisis.  SPANISH Preocupar SIN. Inquietar. ANT. Despreocupar. La gente está preocupada por la crisis.