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Traducción & Definición
to treat: tratar, atender, curar; tratar (dar determinado trato a alguien); convidar, invitar
You should treat your cough. Go to the doctor or something! Deberías curarte esa tos. ¡Ve al médico!
This teacher treats the students with respect. Este profesor trata a los alumnos con respeto.
a treat: un manjar, un deleite, una delicia, un gusto
Ejemplos
- "As a special treat, we have an exclusive perfume range which is only available in this store."
- "Welcome to the program. Today we have a special treat for you."
- "Mrs. Lee : We treat our workers very fairly, Mr. Connors."
- "Mrs Lee : We treat our workers very fairly, Mr Connors."
- "It is filthy and is treated with negligence and disrespect."
- "- Staff members are to be treated with respect, and therefore not to be bitten."
- "Treat the caller with respect, but deliver your message clearly and concisely, okay?"
- "I have been informed that the business class passengers will be treated to a native Indonesian dance performed in the aisles by Indonesian stewardesses."
- "-Do they treat their animal well?"
- "I'm a total arse, and I treat women like objects, and objects like women."
- "Now, I'd like everyone to treat Jermaine with the insanity and paranoia that he deserves, mmkay?"
- "He always believed that there was no injury, no illness too serious that it couldn't be treated by a tall glass of "Seamus Dog" Whiskey and a bowl of boiled cabbage."
- "Also Bruno, I'm sorry I didn't treat you with the respect you deserve."
- "-Yes, they treat very well."
- "Stop treating this room like a pigsty, and start respecting these new"
- "Treat the customer the same way you'd like to be treated."
- "Kevin : Beautiful machine... Why do you treat me so mean?"
Ejercicio 1
Listen to the audio, then fill in the blanks with the missing terms.
Narrator: Hello everyone. Welcome to the program. Today we have a special for you. We've been an interview with the marine biologist, Doctor Bruno Delavigne.
Listen to the audio, then fill in the blanks with the missing terms.
Narrator: Hello everyone. Welcome to the program. Today we have a special treat for you. We've been granted an interview with the world-famous marine biologist, Doctor Bruno Delavigne.
Ejercicio 2
Fill in the blanks below using terms from the conversation you just heard.
This term describes 'force' or 'persuasion'.
'I am receiving a lot of from my wife to stop smoking.'
This term shares a similar meaning with 'justly' or 'equitably'.
'The criminal demanded to be treated during the trial.'
This term shares a similar meaning with 'managing' or 'dealing with'.
'Susie is very good at her busy work schedule.'
This term describes 'force' or 'persuasion'.
'I am receiving a lot of from my wife to stop smoking.'
This term shares a similar meaning with 'justly' or 'equitably'.
'The criminal demanded to be treated during the trial.'
This term shares a similar meaning with 'managing' or 'dealing with'.
'Susie is very good at her busy work schedule.'
Fill in the blanks below using terms from the conversation you just heard.
This term describes 'force' or 'persuasion'.
'I am receiving a lot of pressure 1 from my wife to stop smoking.'
This term shares a similar meaning with 'justly' or 'equitably'.
'The criminal demanded to be treated fairly 2 during the trial.'
This term shares a similar meaning with 'managing' or 'dealing with'.
'Susie is very good at handling 3 her busy work schedule.'
This term describes 'force' or 'persuasion'.
'I am receiving a lot of pressure 1 from my wife to stop smoking.'
This term shares a similar meaning with 'justly' or 'equitably'.
'The criminal demanded to be treated fairly 2 during the trial.'
This term shares a similar meaning with 'managing' or 'dealing with'.
'Susie is very good at handling 3 her busy work schedule.'
1 pressure: 'Pressure' describes force or persuasion, either physical or moral. Kevin refers to 'pressure' that American companies are under to adhere to human rights standards. This means that companies are being strongly encouraged to respect human rights standards. Other example: Teenagers are under more and more pressure to start smoking.
2 fairly: 'Fairly' is a synonym of 'justly': both terms describe something 'suitable', 'appropriate' or 'decent'. Mrs Lee says that 'ChinaCorp treats their workers 'very fairly.' Note that in a different context, 'fairly' shares a similar meaning with 'moderately' and 'reasonably', as in: 'It's fairly cold today'.
3 handling: In this context, 'to handle' is a synonym of 'to manage': both terms describe the act of directing or 'dealing with' a person, problem or thing. Example: My sandwich shop is able to handle 1000 customers an hour. Mrs Lee says that ChinaCorp is 'capable of handling' Delavigne Corp's production demands.
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