1.3. Verbs with mouth

Question 1

What does ‘Hablar’ mean?

Answer 1

To talk / To speak

Question 2

What does ‘Decir’ mean?

Answer 2

To say / To tell

Question 3

What does ‘Comer’ mean?

Answer 3

To eat

Question 4

What does ‘Beber’ mean?

Answer 4

To drink

Question 5

What does ‘Masticar’ mean?

Answer 5

To chew

Question 6

What does ‘Tragar’ mean?

Answer 6

To swallow

Question 7

What does ‘Escupir’ mean?

Answer 7

To spit

Question 8

What does ‘Susurrar’ mean?

Answer 8

To whisper

Question 9

What does ‘Murmurar’ mean?

Answer 9

To murmur / To mutter

Question 10

What does ‘Balbucear’ mean?

Answer 10

To babble / To stammer

Question 11

What does ‘Gritar’ mean?

Answer 11

To shout / To yell

Question 12

What does ‘Chillar’ mean?

Answer 12

To screech / To scream

Question 13

What does ‘Cantar’ mean?

Answer 13

To sing

Question 14

What does ‘Tararear’ mean?

Answer 14

To hum

Question 15

What does ‘Silbar’ mean?

Answer 15

To whistle

Question 16

What does ‘Bostezar’ mean?

Answer 16

To yawn

Question 17

What does ‘Sonreír’ mean?

Answer 17

To smile

Question 18

What does ‘Reírse’ mean?

Answer 18

To laugh

Question 19

What does ‘Llorar’ mean?

Answer 19

To cry

Question 20

What does ‘Hacer muecas’ mean?

Answer 20

To make faces

Question 21

What does ‘Enseñar los dientes’ mean?

Answer 21

To bare one’s teeth

Question 22

What does ‘Morder’ mean?

Answer 22

To bite

Question 23

What does ‘Chupar’ mean?

Answer 23

To suck

Question 24

What does ‘Saborear’ mean?

Answer 24

To savor / To taste

Question 25

What does 'Lamer' mean?

Answer 25

To lick

Question 26

What does 'Degustar' mean?

Answer 26

To taste / To sample

Question 27

What does 'Quedarse con la boca abierta' mean?

Answer 27

To be left speechless

Question 28

What does 'Hablar por los codos' mean?

Answer 28

To talk a lot

Question 29

What does 'Callarse' mean?

Answer 29

To shut up / To keep quiet

Question 30

What does 'Meter la pata (hablando)' mean?

Answer 30

To put one’s foot in one’s mouth

Question 31

What does 'Tener la boca cerrada' mean?

Answer 31

To keep one’s mouth shut

Question 32

CONCENTRADO

Answer 32

Aquí tienes un vocabulario de verbos relacionados con la boca, en español e inglés, junto con sus significados: 1. Verbos básicos • Hablar – To talk / To speak • Decir – To say / To tell • Comer – To eat • Beber – To drink • Masticar – To chew • Tragar – To swallow • Escupir – To spit 2. Verbos relacionados con el habla • Susurrar – To whisper • Murmurar – To murmur / To mutter • Balbucear – To babble / To stammer • Gritar – To shout / To yell • Chillar – To screech / To scream • Cantar – To sing • Tararear – To hum • Silbar – To whistle • Bostezar – To yawn 3. Verbos relacionados con la expresión facial • Sonreír – To smile • Reírse – To laugh • Llorar – To cry • Hacer muecas – To make faces • Enseñar los dientes – To bare one’s teeth 4. Verbos relacionados con la boca y la comida • Morder – To bite • Chupar – To suck • Saborear – To savor / To taste • Lamer – To lick • Degustar – To taste / To sample 5. Verbos figurativos con la boca • Quedarse con la boca abierta – To be left speechless • Hablar por los codos – To talk a lot • Callarse – To shut up / To keep quiet • Meter la pata (hablando) – To put one’s foot in one’s mouth • Tener la boca cerrada – To keep one’s mouth shut