7. Commit (v): /kəˈmɪt/ Cometer
To do something illegal or morally wrong.
Example: The Colombian girl committed suicide after jumping from the Sheraton hotel.

8. Luxury (n): /ˈlʌgʒəri/ Lujoso
A situation in which you are very comfortable, with the best and most expensive things around you.
Example: Having three cars at home is a luxury because you always spend a lot of money.

9. Mail (n): /meɪl/ Correspondencia
Letters, packages, etc.
Example: Ryan checked on his mail, and he has got nothing.

10. Oil (n): /ɔɪl/ Aceite
A thick dark smooth liquid from under the ground, used for making gas and other fuels.
Example: Jessie thinks there is oil in the kitchen.

11. Peacock (n): /ˈpiˌkɑk/ Pavo real
A large brightly-colored male bird with long blue-green tail feathers that sometimes spread out and up.
Example: The peacock at the zoo is very old, but it still opens its feathers.

12. Perm (v): /pɜːm/ Hacer la permamente
To use chemicals to make straight hair stay curly.
Example: Emily rarely perms her hair because it is straight.

13. Rollercoaster (n): /ˈroʊlərˌkoʊstər/ Montaña rusa
A structure like a tall railroad with steep slopes at an amusement park.
Example: Jackson and Kayla love riding the rollercoasters at the Six Flags Park.

14. Test (v): /tɛst/ Poner a prueba
To find out how much someone knows, or how well they can do something by giving them a set of questions to answer or an activity to perform.
Example: The aim of the examination is to test your writing skills.