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Unit A1.9 words: My daily routine

The words of unit A1.9 (My daily routine), most frequent first.

#WordMeaningLevel
136salirto go out, to leave; to come out, to appearA1
234vestirto dress, to clothe; vestirse: to get dressedA1
544dormirto sleep; dormirse: to fall asleepA1
598levantarto lift, to raise; levantarse: to get upA1
751despertarto wake (someone) up; despertarse: to wake upA2
828quedarseto stay (at a place); to end up, to be left (quedarse sin)A2
907el vecinoneighbourA2
937tempranoearlyA2
1670acostarto put to bed; acostarse: to go to bed, to lie downB1
2794levantarseto get up; to rise upB2
3209el hornoovenB2
3225el hábitohabitB2
3843bañarto bathe; to take a bath, to swim (bañarse)B2
3982la rutinaroutineB2
4241la duchashowerC1
5340vestirseto get dressed; to dress (in, as)C1
5665almorzarto have lunchC1
6267la dormidanap, sleepC1
6343afeitarto shave (someone, a part of the body); to shave oneself (afeitarse)C1
6625acostarseto go to bed; to lie down; to sleep with (euphemism)C2
6933desayunarto have breakfast; to have (something) for breakfastC2
7126voltearto turn over; to flip; to turn around (voltearse)C2
7444despedirseto say goodbye; to say goodbye to (give up on)C2
7520la siestasiesta; afternoon napC2
8292el pañalnappy; in its infancy (estar en pañales)C2
8522pararseto stand up (Latin America); to stop; to come to a haltC2
8550la panaderíabakery; baking (the trade)C2
8727el pijamapyjamasC2
8754el barberobarberC2
8834matutinomorning (adjective); morning newspaper (Latin America)C2
8870reposarto rest; to repose; to stand; to rest (dough, meat, liquid)C2
9045diariamentedaily; every dayC2
10827lavarseto wash oneself; to wash (hands, face, hair); lavarse las manos: to wash one's hands of itC2
11524despertarseto wake up; to wake up to reality; to come to one's sensesC2
11585bañarseto have a bath; to bathe; to swim; to go for a dip (Latin America)C2