7. Fake (adj): /feɪk/ Falso
Made to look like something real.
Example: I do not like to see fake news

8. Fellow (n): /ˈfeləʊ/ Compañero
A man.
Example: The new fellow has left the meeting.

9. Grimace (v): /ɡrɪˈmeɪs/ Mueca
To make an ugly expression by twisting your face.
Example: Katty likes to show grimace when talking to her friends.

10. Grin (n): /ɡrɪn/ Sonrisa
To smile showing your teeth.
Example: Renato likes acting with some grin.

11. Hostile (v): /ˈhɒstaɪl/ Hostil
Behave in an unfriendly way towards someone.
Example: The police man hostiles innocent people in the streets.

12. Pattern (n): /ˈpætə(r)n/ Patrón
A series of actions that show how things normally happen.
Example: We examine patterns of behavior in your children.

13. Primates (n): /ˈpraɪmeɪts/ Primates
An animal belonging to the same animal order as humans.
Example: A hyena is a primate as the dog.

14. Smirk (n): /smɜː(r)k/ Sonrisa con suficiencia
To smile in a condescending way.
Example: The school dean smirks all the time.