CHAPTER 4 ''THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA''

Betray: disloyal

Bless: make holy

Bury: put something under the earth

Corridor: hallway

Doubt: not totally belive

Glide: bird

Grave: burial place

Grip: hold

Hood: in spanish 'capuha'

Horrific: terrible

Nearly: almost

Priest: the person who is church

Settle: resolve

Share: use tghether

Tone: sound

Shoulder: body part

Ugliness: unpleassant apparence

Warm: not too hot

CHAPTER 3 ''THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA''

Beg: suplicate
Blaze: fire
Bone: part of the skeleton
Chlidish: in spanish 'infantil'
Courage: to be brave
Damp: wet
Faint: when you cannot see very well
Forehead: area above eyes
Gasp: breathe
Gather: collect
Glow: give light
Harm: physiscal hurt
Madness: uncountable
Owe: to be on debt
Roar: growl loudly
Shimmer: shine
Tightly: narrowly
Upset: defeated
Weak: not skilful
Wipe: clean

CHAPTER 2 ''THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA''

A silly goose: a person who is very silly

Accompany: to go somewhere with someone

Barely: hardly

Bow: decorative mterial

Chatter: Gossip

Cloak: in spanish 'capa'

Cover: hide protect

Crossly: angryli

Dismiss: an employee

Echo: the repite sound

Flutter about: flap

Gaslight: light emited by a gas lamp

Grateful: thankful

Jealousy: envy

Lack: shortage

Make up: invent

Neatly: tidily

Pale: with no color in the face

Pierce: make a hole

Plump: fat

Rush: run away

Slip: fall down

Smooth: straight

Startle: suprise

Struggle: have difficulty

Thin as a rake: when something is very thin

Vanished: disappear

White with skock: pale