Vocabulary Cards
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C1 verb
renege
romper un compromiso
Meaning
to go back on a promise, agreement, or commitment
Example
The company reneged on its promise to increase wages.
B2 verb
renew
renovar
Meaning
to make something new again or extend its period of validity
Example
I need to renew my passport before traveling.
B2 adjective
renewable
renovable
Meaning
Able to be renewed or replaced naturally; not depleted when used.
Example
Renewable resources minimize environmental damage.
C1 verb
renounce
renunciar
Meaning
to formally declare rejection of something, such as a claim, belief, or way of life
Example
She renounced her citizenship to move abroad permanently.
B2 verb
renovate
renovar
Meaning
to restore something old to a good state or to improve it
Example
They decided to renovate the old house before moving in.
B2 noun
Renovation
renovación; restauración
Meaning
the act of renovating; restoration to a former better state
Example
The old house underwent a complete renovation last year.
C1 noun
Renown
renombre; fama
Meaning
the condition of being known or talked about by many people; fame
Example
The scientist achieved international renown for her discoveries.
B2 adjective
renowned
renombrado
Meaning
Known or talked about by many people; famous.
Example
The renowned scientist led the reform panel.
A2 noun
Rent
felicidad
Meaning
a payment made periodically by a tenant to a landlord for use of property
Example
The monthly rent for this apartment is quite affordable.
B1 noun
rental
alquiler
Meaning
an arrangement in which something is rented, or the amount paid for renting
Example
The car rental was more expensive than we expected.
C2 noun
renunciation
renuncia
Meaning
the formal rejection or giving up of something, usually a belief, claim, or way of life
Example
His renunciation of worldly pleasures impressed the monks.
B2 verb
reorganize
reorganizar
Meaning
to arrange something again in a different way for greater efficiency or order
Example
The manager decided to reorganize the team structure.
B1 verb
repair
reparar
Meaning
to fix something that is broken or damaged
Example
The mechanic will repair the car's engine tomorrow.
C1 adjective
Repairable
reparable
Meaning
able to be fixed or mended; capable of being repaired
Example
The broken phone is repairable with the right parts.
C1 noun
repairer
reparador
Meaning
a person whose job is to fix damaged or broken things
Example
The repairer fixed the broken washing machine quickly.
C2 adjective
reparable
reparable
Meaning
able to be repaired or fixed
Example
The damage to the car was serious but still reparable.
C1 noun
reparation
reparación
Meaning
the making of amends for a wrong done by paying money or helping those who were wronged
Example
The government offered reparations to the victims of the conflict.
C2 noun
Repartee
repartee
Meaning
conversation or speech characterized by quick, witty comments or replies
Example
The dinner party was filled with brilliant repartee between the guests.
C2 noun
repast
comida
Meaning
A meal or the food eaten during a meal.
Example
They enjoyed a delicious repast by the riverside.
C1 verb
repatriate
repatriar
Meaning
To return someone to their own country, often after war or imprisonment.
Example
The government worked to repatriate the refugees safely.
C1 verb
repeal
derogar
Meaning
To officially cancel or revoke a law or decision.
Example
The government decided to repeal the outdated law.
A2 verb
repeat
repetir
Meaning
to say or do something again
Example
Could you please repeat what you just said?
B1 adjective
Repeated
repetido; que ocurre varias veces
Meaning
done again; happening again; occurring multiple times
Example
He made repeated attempts to contact her.
B1 adverb
Repeatedly
repetidamente; una y otra vez
Meaning
again and again; many times over
Example
He repeatedly asked for help with his homework.