7. Dress code (n): /drɛs/ /koʊd/ Atuendo apropiado
A set of rules about what you should wear in a particular place.
Example: Hannah has to respect the dress code in her job or she could get fired.

8. Drop by (v): /drɑp/ /baɪ/ Caer de sorpresa
To make a short visit somewhere.
Example: Emily dropped by her mother’s house because she wanted to borrow money from her.

9. Ensure (v): /ɛnˈʃʊr/ Asegurar
To make certain that something happens or is done.
Example: Benjamin has to ensure that his team work has done the paperwork.

10. Flapper (n): /ˈflæpər/ Joven a la moda de los 20’s
A young woman in the 1920s who had short hair, wore short dresses, and had a lot of fun at parties.
Example: Emily dances and gets dressed like a flapper.

11. Glitz (n): /glɪts/ Ostentación
A special quality that makes something seems very exciting and attractive although it has no real value.
Example: William shows much glitz on his birthday parties.

12. Impudent (adj): /ˈɪmpjʊdənt/ Insolente
Behaving in a rude way that shows no respect for someone.
Example: Daniel doesn’t say hello to people; he is an impudent person.

13. Karaoke machine (n): /kɛriˈoʊki/ /məˈʃin/ Máquina de karaoke
A machine that produces a type of entertainment in which people sing popular songs while recorded music is played.
Example: Michael wanted to sing, but the karaoke machine is broken down.

14. Laze (v): /leɪz/ Holgazanear
To relax and enjoy yourself, doing no work.
Example: Jayden’s brother lazes all the time playing play station games.