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LEAF Spanish Vocabulary: Hospitality - Culinary Professions and Titles
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Terms in this set (24)
el abastecedor / la abastecedora
caterer
el agricultor / la agricultora
farmer / grower
el camarero / la camarera
bartender
el camarero / la camarera de vino
sommelier
el carnicero / la carnicera
butcher
el cervecero / la cervecera
brewer
el / la chef
chef
el / la cliente
client
el cocinero / la cocinera
cook
el contador / la contadora
accountant
el dietético / la dietética
dietician
el dueño / la dueña
owner
el empleado / la empleada
employee
el gerente / la gerente
manager
el inspector / la inspectora de sanidad
health inspector
el jefe / la jefa
chief / boss
el lavaplatos / la lavaplatos
dish washer
el limpiador / la limpiadora
busser
el mesero / la mesera
waiter
el panadero / la panadera
baker
el / la publicista
publicist
el / la recepcionista
receptionist
el repostero / la repostera
pastry chef
el trabajador / la trabajadora
worker
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VOCABULARY
Which of the following statements most accurately describes the relationship between the two passages? A. Passage One expresses the emotional urgency of the colonial situation, while Passage Two expresses the rational conclusions generated by that situation. B. Passage Two presents the complaints of the colonies in much less detail than Passage One does. C. Passage One is more detached than Passage Two. D. Details in the two passages reveal that the authors had dissenting opinions about the colonial situation. E. Both passages expect the reader to arrive at his or her own conclusion.
VOCABULARY
From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. $$ \begin{matrix} \text{admonish} & \text{affliction} & \text{lax} & \text{smug}\\ \text{delete} & \text{obeisance} & \text{oust}\\ \end{matrix} $$ Everyone knew that Kiplar was an outsider when he failed to give _____ to the passing queen. One of the royal escorts immediately spotted Kiplar and walked over to _______ him for his failure to show respect. "What is this _______ of yours that prevents you from taking a knee upon sight of our queen? Shall we _______ you from your sleepy village and see how you fare in a dungeon?" The guard's threat did not faze the ______ man Kiplar, still standing, simply smiled.
VOCABULARY
From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. humility dolorous agrarian gadfly gargantuan avid explicit formidable epistle B. The atmosphere at Aunt Agnes's farmhouse was ___ during the wake. No one could believe that Agnes was gone. At least, they reasoned, the ____ equestrian died while doing something that she loved. There was no definite explanation as to why Agnes's horse bucked her off, but by the looks of the ____ animal tracks the horse had been spooked by a[n] ____ wolf, perhaps the largest ever seen. The threat of wolves was nothing new to the ___ Van Ness family, who had been farming the northern valley for six generations. Wolves had attacked horses on the farm in the past, especially during extremely cold winters such as this one. Children on the farm always had ___ instructions to stay within sight of the house, but sometimes not even that was enough to protect the family from the hungry, silver predators. Needing a break, Vicky wandered up the stairway to the second floor. Memories of her youth flashed through her head as she entered Agnes's room and sat on the corner of the bed. That's when she noticed the dusty corner of an old shoebox protruding from beneath the vanity. Curious, Vicky retrieved the box and, to her surprise, she found thirty years of hand-written ___, some of which were for Agnes, and some of which Agnes wrote but never sent.
VOCABULARY
From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. charisma, efface, ogre, advocate, gist, bandy, mesmerize. Joan, who _____ the cleanup of the James River, is always trying to gain supporters for her cause. The usual _____ of her speech focuses on the effects of the river's pollution on future generations. Her eloquent speech _____ audiences, and her _____ helps her to win the hearts of people who are not even affected by the James River. Joan hopes someday to _____ the irresponsible dumping practices that continue to foul the James River.
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