7. Cityspace (n): /ˈsɪtispeɪs/ Espacio de ciudad
An area of land in a city used as public space.
Example: Isaac loves the idea of having a cityspace in his town.

8. Colon (n): /ˈkoʊlən/ Dos puntos
The symbol (:) used in writing; for example before an explanation.
Example: Don’t forget to write or type the colon before giving specific examples.

9. Content (adj): /ˈkɑntɛnt/ Alegre
Happy and satisfied with your life.
Example: When I last saw her, she seemed quite content.

10. Determine (v): /dəˈtɜrmən/ Determinar
To officially decide something.
Example: It is for the court to determine whether she is guilty.

11. Digest (v): /ˈdaɪʤɛst/ Digerir
When your stomach digests food, it changes it into substances.
Example: Leo knows how to digest his food because he chews it slowly.

12. Duty (n): /ˈdjuti/ Obligación
A legal or moral obligation.
Example: He has a duty under the terms of his contract.

13. Enclosed (adj): /ɛnˈkloʊzd/ Cerrado
Surrounded by something and separated from what is outside.
Example: Ruby has a fear of enclosed space.

14. Paper (n): /ˈpeɪpər/ Papel
A piece of writing or talk on an academic subject.
Example: Leading scholars have been invited to present papers at the conference.