Phrase reference
A list of the phrases in your selection with their translations, in alphabetical order, with an A–Z index and a search field. The search matches the phrase or its translation. Nothing is recorded here. Use it to look something up or to look through a set before you drill it.
- Touch and hold a row to hear the phrase.
- The button in the toolbar hides or shows the translations (Hide translation / Show translation), so you can test yourself on the list.
- Tap a phrase to open its page. A set phrase shows its translation and type (Expression or Verbal expression), its Level, Frequency and Topics, and the book icon in the toolbar for online dictionaries.
- An example sentence's page is marked Example sentence and shows what the sentence is made of:
- Level: the sentence's level, with where it comes from: A2 — abogado A1 · Pretérito Indefinido A2.
- Tenses: each tense the sentence uses. Tap one to open its ⓘ.
- Topics: its word's topic.
- Illustrates: the verb or noun the sentence was written for. Tap it to open that word.
- Verbs in the sentence: every verb form with its infinitive and tense (defendió — defender · Pretérito Indefinido). Tap one to open the verb.
A good routine: look through the set in Phrase reference for a minute, then start Phrase meaning.