EXPRESIONES

Nota:Algunas de estas expresiones slo se usan en Las Islas Britanicas.

A quid - una libra
A wet blanket - una aguafiestas
A hangover - una resaca
Better late than never - Ms vale tarde
que nunca
Bless you! - Jess! !cuando alguien
estornuda"
Bon a#etit. - $u% a#roveche.
By the way - A #ro#&sito
By all 'eans - (o faltar)a 'as*+or
su#uesto
,hat so'eone u# - -igar con alguien
,heer u#! - An)'ate!
,heers! - .alud!
,ross your fingers. - ,ru/ando los
dedos.
0et the sack - ser des#edido
1el# yourself - .)rvete
1ow co'e 2 -3,&'o es eso2 3+or qu%2
1urry u# - 4ate #risa
5 'ust be off. - 6engo que ir'e.
5 haven7t got a clue. - (o tengo ni idea
5f only - 89al
5t serves you right. - -o 'ereces.
5t rings a bell. - Me suena.
5t7s u# to you. - 6 eliges.
:ee# the change. - $u%date con el
ca'bio.
:ee# your hair on! - ,l'ate!
-eave 'e alone - 4%9a'e en #a/
-et the cat out of the bag - revelar un
secreto
-et7s have one for the road - 6o'a'os la
#enlti'a
Make yourself at ho'e -.i%ntete co'o en
tu casa
(o wonder - (o 'e e;tra<a
+issed as a newt- borracho co'o una
cuba
+ull the other one. - Anda ya!
=eally! - 4e verdad!
.a'e here - >o ta'bi%n
.ay when - 4i'e cuanto !#ara co'ida o
bebidas"
6alk of the devil - 1ablando del rey de
=o'a
6en bob - ?@ #eniques
6o #ay cash - +agar en efectivo
6o 'y 'ind - An 'i o#ini&n
6ouch wood. - 6ocando 'adera
Batch out! - 6en cuidado!
Bere you born in a field*barn2 - ,ierra la
#uerta
Bhat a ri# off. - $u% ti'o!
Bhat a 'ess! - $u% l)o!
Bhat a cheek! - $u% cara!
>ou7re #ulling 'y leg. - Me ests
to'ando el #elo.
>ou7re welco'e. - 4e nada.
>ou7re kidding. - Asts de bro'a.
* = essential
ROOMS HABITACIONES
* bathroom cuarto de bao
* bedroom dormitorio
* dining room comedor
* hall pasillo
*kitchen cocina
*living room saln
pantry despensa
study despacho
*toilet aseo
BATHROOM CUARTO DE BAO
* bath baera
bidet bidet
* mirror espejo
* shower ducha
*soap jabn
tap grifo
towel toalla
washbasin lavabo
BEDROOM DORMITORIO
alarm clock despertador
*bed cama
blanket manta
bookcase librera
carpet alfombra
*chair silla
*lamp lmpara
mattress colchn
pillow almohada
rug alfombra
sheet sbana
*shelf repisa
*shelves estantera
*wardrobe armario
KITCHEN COCINA
bleach leja
bowl escudilla
broom escoba
cloth trapo
coffee pot cafetera
*cooker cocina
corkscrew sacacorchos
*cup taza
dishwasher lavaplatos
*fork tenedor
freezer congelador
*fridge frigorfico
frying pan sartn
*glass vaso!copa
hob hornillo
iron plancha
ironing board tabla de planchar
*knife cuchillo
*microwave microondas
mi"er batidora
mug tazn
oven horno
*plate plato
saucepan cacerola
sink fregadero
*spoon cuchara
*table mesa
teapot tetera
teaspoon cucharilla
tin opener abrelatas
toaster tostador
tumbledrier secador
vacuum cleaner aspirador
*washing machine lavadora
washing powder detergente
washing#up li$uid lavajillas
LIVING ROOM SALN
ashtray cenicero
*armchair silln
bookcase librera
*clock reloj %pared&
*sofa sof
*television televisor
*video video
OTHER OTROS
*ceiling techo
central heating calefaccin central
*downstairs abajo
fireplace chimenea
*floor suelo
*garage cochera
*garden jardn
lawn csped
light bulb bombilla
loft desvn
*roof tejado
*stairs escaleras
*upstairs arriba
CLOTES
anorak - anorak
belt - cintur&n
beret - boina
bikini - bikini
blouse - blusa
boots - botas
bowtie - #a9arita
bra - su9etador
braces - tirantes
button - bot&n
ca# - gorra
cardigan - rebeca
coat - abrigo
dress - vestido
laces - cordones
cufflinks - ge'elos
diner 9acket - s'oking
dress - vestido
dressing-gown - bata
gloves - guantes
hat - so'brero
high heels- tacones altos
9acket - chaqueta
9eans - vaqueros
9ersey - 9ersey
9u'#er - 9ersey
knickers - bragas
nightdress - ca'is&n
'ini-skirt - 'ini-falda
overall - 'ono
under#ants - cal/oncillos
#y9a'as - #i9a'a
raincoat - i'#er'eable
sandals - sandalias
scarf - bufanda
shirt -ca'isa
shoes - /a#atos
shorts - #antalones cortos
skirt - falda
sli##ers - /a#atillas
socks - calcetines
stiletto - tac&n de agu9a
stockings - 'edias
suit - tra9e
sus#ender - liguero
sweater - 9ersey
sweatshirt - sudadera
swi''ing costu'e - ba<ador
C6C shirt - ca'iseta
tie - corbata
tights - #anty
tracksuit - chandal
trousers - #antalones
unifor' - unifor'e
waistcoat - chaleco
wellingtons - botas de go'a
/i# - cre'allera
Associated !oca"ular#
changing roo' - #robador
get dressed - vestirse
it fits you - le sienta bien !ta'a<o"
it suits you - le sienta bien
'atch - hacer 9uego con
naked - desnudo
#ut on - #oner
si/e - talla
shoe si/e - nu'ero de /a#atos
take off - quitar
too tight - de'asiado #eque<o
try on - #robar
undress - desnudarse
waist - cintura
wear - llevar #uesto
The vocabular o! "ob# a$% &ro!e##'o$# '$ E$(l'#h a$% S&a$'#h)
Vocabular'o %el *raba"o &ro!e#'o$e# e$ '$(l+# e#&a,ol
ENGLISH S-ANISH ENGLISH S-ANISH
lawyer abogado bookseller librero
actor!actress actor!actriz sailor marinero
customs officer aduanero doctor mdico
farmer agricultor mechanic mecnico
builder albail miner minero
architect ar$uitecto model modelo
consultant asesor instructor monitor
astronaut astronauta monk monje
air hostess azafata nun monja
dustman basurero nanny niera
fireman bombero labourer obrero
waiter!waitress camarero!a office worker oficinista
lorry driver camionero baker panadero
singer cantante shepherd pastor
foreman capataz hairdresser pelu$uero
butcher carnicero journalist periodista
postman cartero fisherman pescador
scientist cientfico pilot piloto
surgeon cirujano painter pintor
cook cocinero politician poltico
driver conductor policeman polica
accountant contable caretaker portero
servant criado teacher profesor
priest cura psychologist psiclogo
dentist dentista psychiatrist psi$uiatra
shop assistant dependiente receptionist recepcionista
electrician electricista watchmaker relojero
employee empleado reporter reportero
bank clerk empleado banca priest sacerdote
nurse enfermero tailor sastre
writer escritor secretary secretario
student estudiante soldier soldado
chemist farmacutico shorthand typist ta$uimeca
plumber fontanero ta"i driver ta"ista
farmer granjero technician tcnico
engineer ingeniero bullfighter torero
gardener jardinero translator traductor
jeweller joyero salesman vendedor
judge juez vet veterinario
shoemaker zapatero
ENGLISH S-ANISH ENGLISH S-ANISH
arm brazo hand mano
body cuerpo head cabeza
ear oreja leg pierna
eye ojo mouth boca
face cara neck cuello
foot!feet pie!s nose nariz
finger dedo stomach estmago
hair pelo tooth!teeth diente!s
ENGLISH S-ANISH ENGLISH S-ANISH
ankle tobillo heart corazn
back espalda hip cadera
bladder vejiga jaw mandibula
blood sangre kidney rin
bone hueso knee rodilla
brain cerebro liver hgado
calf pantorrilla lung pulmn
cheek mejilla muscle m'sculo
chest pecho shoulder hombro
chin barbilla skeleton es$ueleto
dimple hoyuelo skin piel
elbow codo thigh muslo
eyebrow ceja thumb pulgar
eyelash pestaa throat garganta
eyelid prpado tongue lengua
features rasgos vein vena
fist puo waist cintura
forehead frente wisdom tooth diente de juicio
freckle peca wrist mueca
LOS .// VERBOS MAS USADOS EN INGLES
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0 1 Tra%ucc'2$ co$ u$a &alabra e# 3u '$a%e4ua%a)
acce#t
allow
ask
believe
borrow
break
bring
buy
can*be able
cancel
change
clean
co'b
co'#lain
cough
count
cut
dance
draw
drink
drive
eat
e;#lain
fall
fill
ace#tar
#er'itir*de9ar
#reguntar
creer
#restar
ro'#er
traer
co'#rar
#oder
cancelar
ca'biar
li'#iar
#einar
que9arse
toser
contar
cortar
bailar
dibu9ar
beber
conducir
co'er
e;#licar
caerse
llenar
close*shut
organi/e
#ay
#lay
#ut
rain
read
re#ly
run
say
see
sell
send
sign
sing
sit
slee#
s'oke
s#eak
s#ell
s#end
stand
start*begin
study
succeed
cerrar
organi/ar
#agar
9ugar
#oner
llover
leer
res#onder
correr
decir
ver
vender
enviar
fir'ar
cantar
sentarse
dor'ir
fu'ar
hablar
deletrear
gastar
#onerse de #ie
co'en/ar
estudiar
tener e;ito
find
finish
fit
fi;
fly
forget
give
go
have
hear
hurt
know
learn
leave
listen
live
look
lose
'ake*do
need
o#en
encontrar
ter'inar
caber
re#arar
volar
olvidar
dar
ir
D tener
oir
da<arE herir
saber*conocer
a#render
D salir*'archarse
escuchar
vivir
'irar
#erder
hacer
necesitar
abrir
swi'
take
talk
teach
tell
think
translate
travel
try
turn off
turn on
ty#e
understand
use
wait
wake u#
want
watch
work
worry
write
nadar
D to'ar
hablar
ense<ar
decir
#ensar
traducir
via9ar
intentar
a#agar
encender
escribir a 'aquina
entender
utili/ar*usar
es#erar
des#ertar
querer*desear
'irar
traba9ar
#reocu#arse
escribir
55 ESSENTIAL -HRASAL VERBS 6INTERMEDIATE7
AGREE 8ITH # estar de acuerdo # 9:ll women are bad drivers;9 95 don<t agree with you;9
BE ABOUT TO # estar a punto de #5 was about to leave the house when my friends arrived;
BE BACK # regresar #5<m working late at the office tonight so 5 won<t be back until +,;
BE OUT O9 # $uedarse sin # =e<re out of eggs so we can<t make a tortilla;
BE OVER # terminarse # =hen the football match was over> we went to the pub;
BE U- # estar levantado # 9?hil isn<t up yet@ he<s still in bed; ?hone again in ten minutes;9
BLO8 U- # estallar %una bomba& # (he bomb blew up killing si" people;
BLO8 U- # inflar # =e blew up at least a hundred balloons for the Ahristmas party;
BREAK DO8N # averiarse # -y car broke down on the way to -otril;
CALL BACK # volver a llamar # 95<m afraid the manager isn<t here at the moment; Aould you call back
laterB9
CARR: ON # seguir; continuar # 5<m sorry if 5 interrupted you; ?lease carry on;
CARR: OUT # cumplir %una promesa& # (he ?resident carried out his promise to reduce ta"ation;
CARR: OUT # llevar a cabo # (he e"ecution was carried out at seven o<clock in the morning;
CLEAR U- # poner en orden # 5t took four hours to clear up after the party;
COME ACROSS # encontrar> dar con # 5 came across an old friend on the metro in -adrid;
COME BACK # regresar # 5<m going to *ngland for two weeks; 5<m coming back on the fifth;
COME IN # entrar # 97ood morning; Aome in and sit down;9
COME ON # C2amosD> C1ate prisaD # Aome on; =e<re going to be late;
CUT DO8N ON # consumir menos # Eou must cut down on cholesterol or you<ll have a heart attack;
CUT O99 # cortar> desconnectar # =hen we didn<t pay the bill> the electricity was cut off;
CUT U- # cortar en pedazos # =e cut up the birthday cake and gave everyone a slice;
DO U- # abrochar> atar # 5 was five before 5 knew how to do up my shoelaces;
DO 8ITH # tener algo $ue ver con> tener relacin con # 9=hat<s -/ 1./B9 95t<s got something to do with
computers;9
DO 8ITHOUT # pasarse sin> prescindir de # (he shops are shut so we<ll have to do without sugar;
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DRA8 U- # pararse # (he car drew up at the zebra crossing;
GET BACK # volver> regresar # Ainderella had to get back by twelve o<clock;
GET IN6TO7 # entrar # 5 lost my keys and so 5 couldn<t get into the house;
GET O99 # bajar %de un autobus> tren& # Eou have to get off the bus at the ne"t stop if you want the
station;
GET ON # subir %a un autobus> tren> moto& # IuickD 7et on the train> it<s about to leave;
GET U- # levantarse # =hen 5 got up this morning it was still dark;
GIVE BACK # devolver # 5f you don<t like the dress> the shop will give you your money back;
GIVE U- # perder la esperanza> rendirse # 5f you find phrasal verbs difficult> don<t give up;
GIVE U- # dejar %de fumar> beber& # Eou<ll get cancer if you don<t give up smoking;
GO AHEAD # C/igaD # 9Aan 5 use the telephoneB9 9Ees> go ahead;9
GO A8A: # irse> marcharse # :re you going away for Ahristmas> or are you staying at home;
GO BACK # volver> regresar # :lthough she<s forty> she<s going back to 0niversity to study Jrench;
GO DO8N # bajar # (he price of fruit goes down in the summer;
GO OUT # salir %por la calle& # 5 always go out and have a few drinks on /aturday night;
GO U- # subir # (he price of cigarettes went up in Fanuary +GGK;
HANG ON;HOLD ON # esperar # )old on for a minute as ?ablo will be back in five minute;
HANG U- # colgar %el telfono& # -y e"#girlfriend hung up when 5 phoned her;
KEE- U- 8ITH # mantenerse %a la altura de& # 5 can<t keep up with my father when we go cycling as he
goes too fast;
KNOCK DO8N # derribar> atropear> demoler # -y grandfather<s old house was knocked down and a bank
was built;
LEAVE BEHIND # olvidar> dejar # =hen 5 got to the airport> 5 realised 5 had left my passport behind;
LET IN # dejar entrar # /he opened the door and let in the cat;
LOOK A9TER # cuidar # -y mother looks after the children when we go away;
LOOK 9OR # buscar # 5 spent two hours looking for my glasses before 5 found them;
LOOK 9OR8ARD TO # esperar con ilusin # 5<m looking forward to the *aster holidays;
LOOK OUT # tener cuidado> C.joD 8ook outD # (here<s a car coming; F.)6 L /:3:) +GGH %c&
LOOK U- # buscar algo %en un libro> diccionario& # 5f you don<t understand the word> look it up in a
dictionary;
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-UT IN # meter> introducir # ?ut ten pence in the machine and you will get a cup of coffee;
-UT ON # encender # ?ut on the light> it<s getting dark;
-UT ON # ponerse %la ropa& # ?ut your coat on or you<ll get cold;
RUN OUT O9 # $uedars sin algo =e ran out of petrol so we had to get the bus;
SET O99 # ponerse en camino # =e set off to -adrid at five o<clock to avoid the traffic;
TAKE A9TER # parecerse a # ?ablo takes after his mother@ they are both optimistic;
TAKE O99 # despegar # (he flight was delayed for two hours and the plane eventually took off at H p;m;
TAKE O99 # $uitarse la ropa # (ake off your coat and make yourself comfortable;
TAKE OUT # e"traer> sacar # )e took out a cigarette and lit it;
THRO8 A8A: # tirar %en la basura& # 1on<t throw these papers away@ they<re important;
TURN DO8N # bajar %el volumen& # (urn down the radio@ it<s too loud;
TURN U- # poner el volumen ms fuerte # (urn up the radio; 5 can<t hear it;
TURN ON # encender %televisin> luces etc;& # (urn on the television> please> 5 want to see the news;