cafe ****
nom cafeteria
nota: Aquesta paraula també s'escriu 'café'.

calendar *****
nom calendari

call *****
verb conj
1. trucar / telefonar
His mother reminded him, for the umpteenth time, to call her as soon as he got there
Call me any time tomorrow after 1 o'clock

sin. phone, ring
2. anomenar
The couple called the baby 'Helen' after her grandmother
Our dog is called Bess

3. cridar
He began to get worried because his dog didn't respond when he called
The cashier called the next customer forward by shouting 'Next please!'

expr call (someone) names
insultar
When Michael was at school the other kids used to call him names
When she discovered her boyfriend had been cheating on her she went mad, kicking, screaming and calling him all the names under the sun!

nom
1. trucada
2. crida
3. convocatòria
The group issued a call for papers for its 2006 annual conference.

expr on call
accessible fora de les hores de treball normals
When he worked at the accident and emergency department at the local hospital, Dr Smith was on call 24 hours a day.
Jason had the evening free to do as he pleased, but he was on call so he was liable to have to drop everything and head to work at a moment's notice.

> call at
1. passar per
The 4.30 train from Durham to Manchester calls at Durham, Darlington, York, Leeds and Stalybridge

2. (un vaixell) fer escala a
> call away cridar, fer anar (algú) d'un lloc
> call back
1. tornar a trucar (a algú), tornar-li la trucada
2. demanar que torni (algú) on era
> call down
1. renyar, criticar (algú)
2. invocar (al cel)
> call for
1. demanar
The opposition party called for the prime minister's resignation
Members of the local community are calling for the man to be arrested.

2. anar a recollir
3. ser ocasió de
> call forth (formal) evocar
> call in
1. comunicar (amb telèfon)
2. fer venir
3. retirar de la circulació
4. ~ un préstec = demanar el pagament total i immediat
> call in at visitar informalment
> call in on visitar
I said I would call in on my grandmother on the way back from the shops to make sure she was ok.
We are going on a trip to London next week and are planning to call in on Oxford on our way back up the motorway.

> call off anul·lar / cancel·lar
The match between Manchester United and Barcelona was called off due to heavy rain.
We had arranged to buy a whole load of second-hand computers from the company, but they called the deal off at the last minute.
The teachers said they would only call off the strike if the government offered them a substantial pay inwww

> call on
1. visitar (formal)
2. demanar a / exigir a
> call on (somebody) to do (something) demanar públicament a (algú) que faci (alguna cosa)
Governments around the world have called on Israelis and Palestinians to put an end to the bloodshed.

> call out
1. cridar
He called out but nobody heard him.

2. fer venir / fer anar un professional (sobretot en una emergència)
Helen's dad, who works for Yorkshire Electric, was called out in the middle of the night when the power went off in Leeds city centre
Robert was called out last night to deal with a woman who had gone into premature labour
When the police got to the house they realised it was on fire and called the fire brigade out

> call together convocar
> call up telefonar
> call upon
1. visitar (formal)
2. demanar a / exigir a

camera ****
nom càmera

Canada *****
nom Canadà

cape ****
nom capa

car ****
nom cotxe / automòbil
expr car bomb
cotxe bomba
expr car pooling
cotxe compartit
expr car rental
lloguer de vehicles

card *****
nom targeta carta / naip
expr card game
joc de cartes
sin. game of cards
expr game of cards
joc de cartes
sin. card game
expr give (somebody) their cards
acomiadar (algú)
expr pack of cards
baralla (de cartes)

care *****
verb conj importar-se
What do you care? - A tu què t’importa?
nom
1. cura
2. preocupació
Just look at him lying there on the sofa, you'd think he didn't have a care in the world.

expr take care
cuida't!
nota: 'Take care' és una expressió afectuosa que s'utilitza en dir 'adéu' a un amic / amiga.

expr take care of
tenir cura de
My neighbour has offered to take care of my dog while I'm away on holiday next week.
I would love to go shopping with you this afternoon but I can't find anybody to take care of the kids.

> care about
1. estimar
You can tell John really cares about his children. It's obvious from how much time he spends with them.
When she told me she was leaving me for another man, I realised she'd never cared about me at all. She had just been using me.

2. tenir interès en / preocupar-se de
Most people who download music on the Internet don't care about copyright laws.
I really like a man who cares about his appearance.

> care for
1. tenir cura de
Susie gave up work last year to care for her disabled son full time.
Peter runs his own business and yet still finds time to care for his elderly mother

2. (formal) agradar
I don't care much for Windows. I much prefer Linux.

3. (formal) voler
Would you care for a cup of tea

> care to (formal) voler
I'm going for breakfast at Tiffany's, would you care to join me?

career *****
nom carrera

carry *****
verb conj portar
> carry about portar (arreu)
> carry across portar (alguna cosa) d'un costat a l'altre
> carry around portar (arreu)
> carry away emportar-se
> get carried away
1. esverar-se
2. deixar-se portar per
I meant to add one or two examples to this dictionary but I got carried away and...well, you can see what happened!
I'm sorry this letter's a bit long, I got a bit carried away and couldn't stop writing!

> carry back tornar (una cosa, portant-la)
> carry down baixar (una cosa, portant-la)
> carry forward [MAT] portar una xifra d'una pàgina o d'una columna a una altra
> carry in entrar (una cosa, portant-la)
> carry off
1. emportar-se (sobretot amb força o sense permís)
2. guanyar (sobretot un premi)
> carry on (doing something)
1. seguir / continuar / prosseguir
He carried on talking even though it was obvious that nobody was listening any more.

2. comportar-se (sobretot malament)
I was in the bar prior to the ruckus and, yes, Stephen was carrying on like an idiot.

> carry on (with someone) (col.loq) tenir relacions sexuals amb (una persona) de forma secreta
Roger was devastated when he discovered that his wife had been carrying on with his best friend behind his back.

> carry out
1. complir (una promesa, una amenaça, una ordre)
2. dur a terme / executar / acomplir (una tasca, una investigació, etc.)
3. portar fora
> carry over ajornar / diferir
> carry through
1. portar cap a l'altra banda (passant per un lloc)
2. dur a terme
> carry up pujar (una cosa, portant-la)

cart ****
nom (Am) carret
Br. = trolley
expr put the cart before the horse
posar l'arada davant els bous
> cart away treure / emportar-se (generalment d'una manera brusca)
The thieves just walked into the office, unplugged the computer and carted it away.

> cart off treure / emportar-se (generalment d'una manera brusca)
Police arrested the hooligans and carted them off to the police station.
The English stole the Stone of Scone from the Scots and carted it off to Westminster Abbey in London.

case *****
nom
1. cas
2. maleta
sin. suitcase
3. estoig
expr just in case
per si de cas

cat ****
nom gat
> cat around (Am) (col.loq) buscar relacions sexuals d'una manera promíscua

catch ****
verb conj (caught/caught)
1. atrapar / enxampar
2. agafar / prendre
The fielder jumped up in the air and caught the ball in his right hand
Wayne and Owen went fishing but the only thing they managed to catch was an old tin can!

expr catch cold
refredar-se
I warned you that you'd catch cold if you kept going out without a coat on, didn't I?
When America sneezes, the whole world catches cold!
nota: Si vols dir que una persona triga molt en fer qualsevol cosa, pots utilitzar l'expressió col·loquial 'he / she's too slow to catch cold'.

> catch at intentar agafar
> catch on
1. (col.loq) popularitzar-se
2. (col.loq) entendre
> catch out enxampar
> catch up arribar al mateix nivell
> catch up (on something) posar-se al dia (pel que fa a alguna cosa)
> catch up to arribar al mateix nivell que
> catch up with (someone) atrapar (algú que va més endavant)

cause *****
verb conj causar / provocar / ocasionar
Experts are trying to discover what caused the blackout in New York last month

nom causa

celebrity *****
nom
1. famós / celebritat
2. celebritat

cell ****
nom
1. cel·la
2. [ANAT] cèl·lula
3. (Am) (telèfon) mòbil
Br. = mobile

center *****
nom (Am) centre
Br. = centre

central *****
adjectiu
1. cèntric
2. central

centre *****
nom (Br) centre
Am. = center
expr centre back
defensa central
expr centre forward
davanter centre
expr city (o town) centre
centre de la ciutat

century *****
nom segle

certain ****
adjectiu cert / segur
sin. sure

certainly *****
adverbi certament / sens dubte
interj és clar (que sí)!
Certainly not! - És clar que no!

certificate ****
nom certificat

chain ****
nom cadena
verb conj encadenar
To chain (x) to (y) - Encadenar (x) a (y)
To chain yourself to something - Encadenar-se a alguna cosa
> chain together encadenar / lligar (amb cadena)
Protesters chained themselves together outside the abortion clinic.

> chain up encadenar / lligar (amb cadena)
He chained his bike up at the station then got on the train.
The family chain up their dog in the garden when they are out of the house.

challenge ****
verb conj desafiar / reptar
nota: Hi ha dos eufemismes que s'han creat arreu del sufix 'challenged' ('physically challenged' > 'disminuït físic' i 'mentally challenged' > 'disminuït mental'). Moltes persones consideren aquestes expressions bastant estúpids i burlen d'elles, elaborant altres 'eufemismes' humorístics similars (com per exemple 'vertically challenged' (baixet), 'humoristically challenged' (qui manca de sentit de l'humor), 'monogomously challenged' (dit d'un home que no sap practicar la monogàmia), 'motivationally challenged' (mandrós), 'artistically challenged' (que dibuixa malament) etc.

nom repte

chamber ****
nom cambra

change *****
verb conj canviar
nom
1. canvi
nota: L'expressió 'to have a change of heart' vol dir 'canviar d'actitud' (Per exemple: 'Fortunately for Diane, although her father said she couldn't go out to the disco that night he had a change of heart at the last minute and said she could go after all').

2. the change (of life)menopausa
The book 'Menopause for Dummies' is designed for women currently going through the change.

> change into transformar-se en

channel ****
nom cadena / canal
verb conj canalitzar

character ****
nom
1. personatge
2. [INFORM] caràcter

charitable ****
adjectiu caritatiu

check ****
nom
1. (Am) [FIN] xec
Br. = cheque
2. escac
verb conj provar / comprovar / verificar
> check in
1. facturar (l'equipatge / les maletes)
2. (hotel) fer l'entrada
> check on comprovar / investigar / controlar
> check out
1. (hotel) fer la sortida
2. treure llibres d'una biblioteca
3. (col.loq) donar un cop d'ull a
> check over examinar / repassar
> check up on investigar exhaustivament (sobretot per verificar que el que diu un altre és veritat)

child *****
nom nen / infant
pl. children

children *****
nom
1. nens
2. fills

choice ****
nom
1. selecció
nota: L'adjectiu 'pro-choice' s'utilitza molt als Estats Units per referir-se a les persones que estan a favor del dret d'una dona d'exigir un avortament. Per referir-se als que estan en contra de l'avortament sota qualsevol circumstància, s'utilitza l'adjectiu 'pro life'.

2. elecció
adjectiu selecte
Choice cuts of the finest meats, poultry and seafood prepared to your specifications.

choose ****
verb conj (chose/chosen) elegir / escollir / triar / optar a
sin. select, pick
> choose between triar entre
> choose up triar (jugadors per formar un equip)

Christmas *****
nom
1. Nadal
2. (before noun) nadalenc
Christmas traditions - Tradicions nadalenques
expr Christmas card
nadala / felicitació de Nadal
expr Christmas carol
cançó de Nadal / nadala
expr Christmas Day
dia de Nadal
expr Christmas Eve
nit de Nadal
expr Christmas tree
arbre de Nadal
expr Merry Christmas
Bon Nadal!

city ****
nom ciutat
expr city centre (Br.)
centre de la ciutat
The Council has been trying to encourage people back to live in the city centre.

civil ****
adjectiu civil
expr civil court
tribunal civil
expr civil liberty
llibertat civil
expr civil servant
funcionari
expr civil war
guerra civil

class ****
nom classe

classification ****
nom classificació

clause ****
nom clàusula

clear ****
adjectiu clar / nítid
expr make (something) clear
deixar clar / fer palesa
> clear away treure (coses) per deixar un espai net, endreçat
> clear out
1. netejar bé llençant coses no volgudes / buidar
When I get a free moment, I'm going to clear out the garage.

2. (col.loq) tocar el dos / anar-se'n
You've got two days to clear out or I'm calling the police.

> clear up
1. aclarir (un afer / una dificultat)
2. ordenar
Her toddler threw a tantrum whenever she asked him to clear up his toys.

3. aclarir-se (el cel)

click *****
verb conj [INFORM] fer (un) clic / clicar
nom [INFORM] clic
expr click-through
clic d'entrada
expr double click
doble clic
expr double click (on)
fer doble clic (sobre / a / en)
expr pay-per-click
pagament per clic

client *****
nom client
expr fat (o rich o thick) client
client pesant
expr thin client
client lleuger

clinic ****
nom clínica
nota: (Establiment sanitari).

clinical ****
adjectiu clínic
expr clinical trial
assaig clínic

close *****
verb conj tancar
adjectiu
1. pròxim / a prop
sin. near
2. íntim
nom (Br) atzucac
Am. = dead-end street
nota: Amb el sentit 'atzucac', 'close' s'usa sobretot en els noms dels carrers (p.e. 'He lives in Castle Close').

sin. cul-de-sac, no through road
expr close friends
amics íntims
expr close on (or to)
prop de
My weekly train ticket costs close on $100.
Close on 300 people turned up.
Close to 400 runners took part in the race.

expr close to
prop de / arran de
The cathedral is the station.

sin. near
> close down
1. tancar permanentment
2. tancar-se permanentment
> close in (on) acostar-se encerclant
They say that Barack Obama is closing in on Hillary Clinton.

> close off tancar, sobretot aïllant / blocar
> close on acostar-se per tots costats (a)
> close out terminar, sobretot una activitat econòmica
To close out a bank account - Tancar un compte bancari
> close up
1. tancar (sobretot permanentment)
2. escurçar o eliminar distàncies
3. tancar-se (sobretot permanentment)

club *****
nom
1. club
Football club - Club de futbol
2. sala de festes
sin. nightclub
3. clubstrèbols
nota: Coll 'trèbols' d'una baralla francesa.

4. clubsbastons / bastos / garrots
nota: Coll 'bastos / bastons / garrots' d'una baralla espanyola.
bastó / basto / garrot
nota: Carta del coll 'bastos' d'una baralla espanyola.
/ trèbol
nota: Carta del coll 'trèbols' d'una baralla francesa.
/ pal

code ****
nom codi

collection ****
nom recollida col·lecció / recull / conjunt / acumulació

college *****
nom escola / centre d'ensenyament superior / universitat

color ****
nom (Am) color
Br. = colour
verb conj (Am) acolorir
Br. = colour
expr color blindness
(Am) daltonisme
Br. = colour-blindness
expr color photo
foto en color
expr show your true colors
veure's el llautó
Part of the pleasure of this film is watching Hackman show his true colors to his estranged son.
Chrissie knew that Tommy couldn't be trusted and so she set about seducing him, with the hope that he would respond and show his true colors.

> color in (Am) acolorir
Br. = colour in

colour ****
nom (Br) color
Am. = color
verb conj (Br) acolorir
Am. = color
expr colour blindness
daltonisme
expr colour photo
foto en color
expr show your true colours
veure's el llautó
Part of the pleasure of this film is watching Hackman show his true colours to his estranged son.
Chrissie knew that Tommy couldn't be trusted and so she set about seducing him, with the hope that he would respond and show his true colours.

> colour in acolorir

columnist *****
nom articulista

combat ****
nom combat

combine ****
verb conj
1. combinar
2. compaginar
expr combined cycle power plant
central tèrmica de cicle combinat

come ****
verb conj (came/come)
1. venir
2. (argot) escórrer-se / ejacular / arribar
nom (argot) semen
expr come down
pèrdua d'estatus social o prestigi
expr come down in the world
sofrir un revés / perdre estatus social (o prestigi)
interj come again (col.loq) com (dius)?
interj come on au! / vinga!
> come about passar (esdevenir-se)
> come across
1. venir d'un costat a l'altre / travessar (un lloc) cap aquí
2. trobar (per casualitat)
3. fer el que es demana, sobretot pagant diners
> come across as donar l'aparença de
> come after
1. atacar
2. perseguir
> come along
1. venir (acompanyant algú)
2. progressar
> come apart desfer-se
> come around
1. passar (per aquí)
2. tornar en si
3. deixar-se convèncer
> come around to acabar per estar d'acord amb
> come at (somebody) atacar
He came at me with a knife.

> come at (something) abordar / enfocar
Reframing a problem can help you come at from a different angle and find and innovative solution.

> come away
1. sortir (d'allà, cap aquí) / allunyar-se (cap aquí)
2. desprendre's
> come away with (something) sortir amb (alguna cosa)
She came away with the impression that he didn't really care one way or the other.

> come back
1. tornar (cap aquí)
2. recórrer a la memòria
3. tornar a posar-se de moda
> come between interposar-se entre
I would never try to come between a mother and her daughter.

> come by
1. venir / visitar
2. adquirir (per casualitat)
> come down
1. baixar (cap aquí)
2. reduir-se (preus)
> come down on renyar / criticar fort
If you continue to waste time I will certainly come down on you again.
nota: És molt freqüent l'expressió 'to come down on somebody like a ton of bricks'.

> come down to resultar (al capdavall)
> come down with posar-se malalt de / caure malalt de
> come forth emergir / sorgir
> come forward presentar-se
> come from provenir de
> come in
1. entrar (cap aquí)
2. arribar (transport públic)
3. arribar (en una cursa, elecció, etc.) / quedar (en una partida, lliga, etc.)
4. posar-se de moda
> come in for ser objecte de (crítiques, comentaris negatius)
> come into (money / property) heretar
> come of resultar de
> come off
1. desenganxar-se
2. tenir èxit (un afer)
3. sortir-se (d'un afer)
> come on
1. progressar
2. començar a sortir
> come out
1. sortir (cap aquí)
The dog wouldn't come out from under the table.
I asked John if he wanted to come out and play.

2. (publicar-se) sortir
Time magazine comes out once a week.

3. (resultar) sortir
I ran the diagnostic CD that came with the computer and ran scandisk. Everything came out fine.

4. sortir de l'armari
nota: També es diu 'to come out of the closet'.

5. (una taca) marxar
I suspect that curry stain will never come out of my shirt.

6. (esdevenir conegut) resultar
A few years ago it came out that Nike were producing their shoes in Asian sweatshops.

> come out against declarar-se en contra
> come out for declarar-se a favor
> come out with
1. sortir amb
Would you like to come out with me this evening?

2. dir espontàniament
He comes out with some rubbish sometimes, he really does.

> come over
1. venir / visitar
2. afectar (un sentiment o emoció a algú)
> come past passar (cap aquí)
> come round
1. deixar-se convèncer
I expect he'll get really angry when you tell him what you're planning but don't worry, he'll come round eventually

2. tornar en si / recuperar la consciència
The boxer was knocked out. When he came round he felt very woozy.

3. passar, visitar informalment
Mum, is it OK if Jason comes round after school?
I'll come round this evening if you like and we can talk some more then.

> come through
1. arribar (correctament) via ones radiofòniques
2. complir amb èxit una promesa, un encàrrec etc.
> come to
1. acudir-se a (algú)
2. pujar a (una factura)
Altogether that comes to $17.50.

3. tornar en si
The boxer was knocked out. When he came to he felt very woozy.

> come together ajuntar-se / reunir-se
> come under
1. passar sota l'autoritat de
2. venir sota
3. estar subjecte a
> come up
1. pujar (cap aquí)
2. ascendir
3. sortir (el sol)
4. acostar-se
5. sortir (un imprevist)
6. sortir (despuntar una planta)
> come up against topar amb
> come up to
1. arribar fins a
2. estar a l'alçada de
3. acostar-se a
> come up with trobar (una solució)
> come upon trobar (per casualitat)

comic ****
nom
1. còmic
2. còmic / comediant

commence ****
verb conj (formal) començar
sin. begin, start

commencement ****
nom
1. (formal) començament / inici
sin. beginning, start
2. (Am) cerimònia de graduació
Br. = graduation (ceremony)

comment *****
nom comentari
verb conj comentar
> comment on comentar sobre

commission ****
nom comissió

committee ****
nom comitè

common ****
adjectiu
1. comú
2. ordinari
3. usual
expr common denominator
denominador comú
expr common sense
sentit comú

communication ****
nom comunicació
expr communication tool
eina de comunicació

community *****
nom comunitat
expr community center
(Am) centre cívic
Br. = community centre
expr community centre
(Br) centre cívic
Am. = community center

compact *****
adjectiu compacte
nom (cotxe) compacte
expr compact disc
disc compacte
sin. CD

company *****
nom companyia
sin. firm

comparative ****
adjectiu comparatiu

competitiveness ****
nom competitivitat

complete *****
adjectiu
1. complet
2. enter
verb conj acabar
sin. finish

compliant ****
adjectiu
1. complaent / obedient / submís
2. que compleix una norma / conforme
This product is CE compliant

comprehensive *****
adjectiu exhaustiu / complet
Comprehensive insurance - Assegurança multiriscs
nom (Br) institut d'educació secundària (on els estudiants no han estat seleccionats segons el seu nivell intel·lectual o socioeconòmic)
Parents all over the country are abandoning neighbourhood comprehensives in favour of grammar schools.

sin. comprehensive school, comp (argot)

compression ****
nom compressió
expr compression algorithm
algorisme de compressió

compromise ****
verb conj
1. transigir
The unions and the company refuse to compromise - Els sindicats i l'empresa es neguen a transigir (arribar a un acord basat en concessions mútues)
You want 40 euros and I want to pay 30, so let's compromise at/on 35 - Tu vols 40 euros i jo en vull pagar 30, doncs dividim la diferència i diem 35
The government says it won't compromise with terrorists - El govern diu que no transigirà amb els terroristes
2. comprometre / posar en perill
Carod's opposition to the Statute has compromised his position in the 'tripartit'.

nom acte transigent / acte de transigència

computer ****
nom ordinador
expr computer animator
animador
expr computer architecture
arquitectura d'ordinador
expr computer science
informàtica
expr computer security
seguretat informàtica

computing ****
nom informàtica

concert ****
nom concert
expr concert artist
concertista

conclusion ****
nom conclusió
expr foregone conclusion
resultat (perfectament) previsible / resultat obvi per a tothom

condition *****
nom
1. condició
2. [MED] estat
In a critical condition - En estat crític

conference ****
nom conferència
expr conference room
sala d'actes

confidential ****
adjectiu confidencial

configuration *****
nom configuració

conjunction ****
nom conjunció

connection ****
nom connexió

consistently ****
adverbi conseqüentment

consumer ****
nom consumidor
expr consumer price index
índex de preus de consum

contact *****
verb conj contactar / posar-se en contacte amb
Ian contacted a number of publishers to see if they were interested in his book, but none of them were
Dr Smith can be contacted on 511 232 4333

To contact someone - Contactar amb algú / posar-se en contacte amb algú
nom
1. contacte
2. lent de contacte
He used to wear glasses but now he wears contacts.

expr contact dermatitis
dermatitis de contacte

contain ****
verb conj contenir
Household paint bought before the 1970s is potentially dangerous as it could contain lead
Coca Cola contains lots of caffeine
Firefighters struggled to contain the fire
When Andy found out that his wife was pregnant he was so happy he could barely contain himself

content *****
nom contingut
adjectiu content

continental ****
adjectiu continental

continue *****
verb conj continuar

control *****
verb conj controlar
nom control
expr control group
grup control
expr control structure
estructura de control

convenience ****
nom conveniència

convention ****
nom convenció convenció / costum / convenció / congrés

cooling ****
nom refredament
adjectiu refrescant
A nice cooling shower - Una bona dutxa refrescant
expr cooling tower
torre de refrigeració

copyright *****
nom drets d'autor

correction ****
nom correcció

cost ****
nom cost
verb conj costar
expr cost an arm and a leg
(col.loq) costar un ull de la cara / costar un ronyó
expr cost a bomb
(col.loq) costar un ull de la cara / costar un ronyó
expr cost a fortune
(col.loq) costar un ull de la cara / costar un ronyó
expr cost of living
cost de la vida
expr at all costs
costi el que costi
expr whatever the cost
costi el que costi

count *****
verb conj
1. comptar / comptabilitzar
2. [POLIT] escrutar
nom
1. comte
2. [POLIT] escrutini
> count down recitar números en ordre descendent
> count in comptar amb algú / incloure-l'hi
> count off recitar números
> count on comptar amb / refiar-se de
You can count on us! - Pots comptar amb nosaltres!
sin. rely on
> count out no comptar amb algú, excloure-l'en

countless ****
adjectiu innombrable
Summer jobs offer countless opportunities to students.
The new technology has saved companies countless millions of dollars over the last five years.

sin. innumerable

country *****
nom
1. país
2. camp

county *****
nom municipi
sin. borough

course ****
nom
1. curs
2. rumb
expr of course
és clar
expr over the course of
durant

court ****
nom
1. tribunal / jutjat
2. [ESPORT] pista
Tennis court - Pista de tennis
3. cort
verb conj (passat de moda) festejar

cover ****
nom
1. coberta
2. portada (d'una revista)
3. tapa (d'un llibre)
4. funda
5. [FIN] assegurança
You are possibly aware that you don't have enough cover but can't afford to pay any more for your travel insurance.

6. protecció
Tanks were advised to seal off city blocks, repel counterattacks and provide cover.

7. the coverscobrellit (i llençols)
James jumped into bed and snuggled under the covers.

verb conj cobrir
> cover up
1. tapar
2. encobrir

create *****
verb conj crear / elaborar

critical *****
adjectiu crític

crop ****
nom
1. collita
2. [ZOOL] pedrer
verb conj
1. editar una foto, retallant el que no es vol
2. rapar
> crop out editar una foto, retallant el que no es vol
> crop up sortir un imprevist, sorgir (inesperadament)

cry ****
verb conj
1. plorar
sin. weep
2. cridar
sin. shout, yell
> cry down menysprear / desdenyar
> cry out against queixar-se amargament contra