7. Imply (v): /ɪmˈplaɪ/ Implicar
To suggest that something is likely to exist or be true.
Example: The presence of stairs in the ruins implies an upper floor.

8. Latter (prep): /ˈlætər/ Segundo a
Referring to the second of two people.
Example: The latter agreement of the two ones is finally approved by congress.

9. Nonchalantly (adv): /ˈnɑnʃəˈlɑntli/ Despreocupado
Doing in a way relaxed and not worried about anything.
Example: Cathy solves her exam nonchalantly because she studied hard.

10. Outdoor (adj): /ˈaʊtˌdɔr/ Al aire libre
Done outside.
Example: Kimberly likes doing outdoor activities such as walking or camping.

11. Privilege (n): /ˈprɪvləʤ/ Privilegio
A special benefit that is available to a particular person.
Example: Cheap air travel is one of the privileges of working for the airline.

12. Ragged (adj): /ˈrægəd/ Andrajoso
Torn or dirty.
Example: Christian is poor and he wears a pair of ragged shorts.

13. Range (n): /reɪnʤ/ Rango
A number of different things that are of the same general type.
Example: Adrian will talk about a range of ideas for this challenging project.

14. Relic (n): /ˈrɛlɪk/ Reliquia
An object from the past that has been kept.
Example: Brad’s father has some fascinating relics from the mining work.