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Traducción & Definición
a registration: una inscripción, un registro; una matrícula
a car registration document la documentación de un vehículo, la matrícula
to register: inscribir, registrar, matricular
Ejemplos
- "Put your hands where I can see them. License and registration, please?"
- "Meter man : May I see your license and registration please?"
- "Philip : We're registered."
- "I discovered the receipt for a sizeable equipment purchase from 1998, which was not registered, and could have caused a catastrophe."
- "To join MyFace, please complete the registration data by filling in all the fields found below."
- "Are you registered or are you a walk-in?"
- "Donna : Your profile has been registered."
Ejercicio 1
Choose the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
Choose the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
This statement is false. The meter man tells Kevin that his car will be taken to the impound lot, however there is now indication that Kevin will go to prison, or "jail".
This statement is false. Kevin's car is being towed, he is not being arrested. To be arrested is to be stopped by the police and taken to jail or a police station for a criminal offense. Kevin is not being arrested, his car is being removed for parking illegally.
This is a true statement. The meter man asks Kevin for his license and registration, the proof that he is legally permitted to drive and that he is the owner of the car. A driver's license is proof of the legal right to drive, and registration is the proof of ownership of a vehicle.
This is a true statement. The "meter man" in this dialogue tells Kevin that his car is being "towed". "To tow a car" is to physically remove it (using a truck usually). A car generally is towed because it isn't working properly, or if it has been parked illegally, as is the case with Kevin's car. If something is "taken away", it is being "removed".
Ejercicio 2
TV Trivia!
A TV show = A TV
Someone who watches a TV show = A TV
If you don't like a TV show, you can turn over using a .
Edward says, "Perhaps they're filming right now!" He could also say: "perhaps they're right now!"
A TV show = A TV
Someone who watches a TV show = A TV
If you don't like a TV show, you can turn over using a .
Edward says, "Perhaps they're filming right now!" He could also say: "perhaps they're right now!"
TV Trivia!
A TV show = A TV program 1
Someone who watches a TV show = A TV viewer 2
If you don't like a TV show, you can turn over using a remote control 3.
Edward says, "Perhaps they're filming right now!" He could also say: "perhaps they're shooting 4 right now!"
A TV show = A TV program 1
Someone who watches a TV show = A TV viewer 2
If you don't like a TV show, you can turn over using a remote control 3.
Edward says, "Perhaps they're filming right now!" He could also say: "perhaps they're shooting 4 right now!"
1 program: This is correct. A "program (US)" or "programme (UK)" is another word for TV show. Example: Horrible Crimes and Forensic Miracles is my favorite television program.
1 diffusion : "Diffusion" is a word in English, but it is not a very common word, and never used as a synonym of TV show. "Diffusion" describes the dispersal of something, such as molecules in air, for example.
1 emission: "Emission" is a word in English, but it is never used as a synonym of TV show. "Emission" is commonly used to describe a substance that is discharged into the air. Example: Our company intends to reduce its Carbon dioxide EMISSIONS.
1 spectacle : A "spectacle" is a public display or performance, often very extravagant or ceremonial. The King's coronation was a lavish SPECTACLE. The term is never used as a synonym of TV show, and more generally, the term "spectacle" is rarely used to describe a show or performance.
2 viewer: This is correct. A viewer is a person who watches television. Example: "Still got spots" is a weekly show aimed at teenage viewers.
2 watcher: This is incorrect. Even though it would make sense, a person who watches television is not called a "watcher"!
2 looker: This is incorrect. A person who watches television is not called a "looker"!
2 spectator: A "spectator" is a person who looks or observes. It is possible to be a spectator at a sporting event, however, someone who watches television is never described as a "spectator".
3 remote control: This is correct. The object used for changing the channel on a television is called a "remote control". "Remote" means "distant" or "far away". Note, there are lots of synonyms for "remote control", such as "clicker" in America.
3 hand command: This is incorrect. We do not change channels using a "hand command"! This is not a real term!
3 brick: This is incorrect. It is difficult to change a TV channel using a brick. However, throwing a brick is a good way to turn a TV off... permanently!
3 telly changer: This is incorrect. "Telly" is a contraction of "television". However, the term "telly changer" does not exist.
4 shooting: This is correct. "To shoot" usually means to fire (a gun). However, "to shoot" can also mean to "film" or "photograph". Example: Director David Lunch is going to SHOOT his next film in Sheffield.
4 turning: This is incorrect. The world TURNS, and so did tape in cameras before things went digital. However, "to turn" is never used as a synonym of "to film".
4 registering: This is incorrect. To register means to "enroll" or "sign up". Example: You need to REGISTER before Tuesday if you want to attend the acting class. "To register" is not a synonym of "to film".
4 cutting: This is incorrect. "To cut" means to divide using a sharp instrument such as a knife. "To cut" can mean to stop filming - directors famously shout "cut!" at the end of a scene. However, "cutting" is not a synonym of "filming".
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