A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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What is the Spanish word for "to overcome"?

Unir
Tratarse de
Vender
Vencer

The correct answer is: Vencer

The word "vencer" in Spanish translates to "to overcome." This verb is commonly used in various contexts such as defeating challenges, overcoming obstacles, or winning against something or someone. Its usage encompasses both physical and metaphorical forms of overcoming difficulties. The other choices focus on different meanings that do not relate to the concept of overcoming. For instance, "unir" means "to unite," emphasizing the act of bringing things or people together. "Tratarse de" translates to "to be about" and is used for discussing the subject of something, not overcoming. "Vender," meaning "to sell," pertains specifically to economic transactions. None of these alternatives convey the idea of overcoming, which makes "vencer" the accurate choice.