Unit7. Leisure and entertainment Flashcards
howl
grito, aullido, alarido
- At night Seth could always hear his dog howling at the moon.
- Lily howled like it was the end of the world when she stubbed her toe.
To jerk
jerk
jerk off
sacudirse
capullo, gilipollas, patán
hacerse una paja, masturbarse
anyways, anyway
de todas formas, de todos modos
Rubbish
uk: bin receptacle
Cesto de la basura
That was rubbish (aburrido)
That’s suck!
Gutted
quite annoyed!, upset!, Really annoyed!
Destrozada, abatido, decepcionado
upset
irritado, molesto (emocionalmnente)
- She was upset about her friend’s actions.
caer mal, sentar mal (comida,)
Descomponerse (estómago)
- I think that pizza upset my stomach.
Which
que, el cual
(PR - para cosas)
annoy
irritado, enojado
pester … for
pester
molestar a alguien con,
fastidiar a alguien con
- The children pestered their mother for candy.
Molestar, incomodar
- Don’t pester your brother while he’s studying.
whichever
Cualquiera que
Para personas/cosas
Budge up!
move up!
(es un moverse pero a una persona que conocemos)
Puede ser efensivo
What are you on about?
Cuando no entiendes de que están hablando o haciendo.
Indoor/outdoor
interior/exterior
Whose
Cuyo/a, de quien/es
(PR-para personas y cosas
Leisure
Ocio, esparcimiento, tiempo libre
- Alex didn’t have the leisure to go fishing as much as he liked.
combine
combinar
snippet
/ˈsnɪpɪt/
trozos, fragmentos, recortes
He sat at the table and read me snippets from the paper.
town, village
Nation
Working-class
pueblo
composer
compositor
orchestra
orquesta
gratitude (to/for)
thankfulness
gratitud
disappointment
decepción, desilusión
Whom
A quien, a quienes
al que, la que
(PR - para personas)
rent
Alquilar (como “hire”) pero se usa especialmente para casa, pisos, caravanas
- Do you own your home or do you rent?
- I can’t afford to rent even a one-room apartment in this town.
cautious (about)
prudente, precavido, cauteloso
Relief
alivio
- In his depressed state, seeing his friend was a relief.
asistencia
- The organisation provides financial relief for survivors of natural disasters.
socorro
Pride
orgullo, soberbia, amor propio
- He has too much pride to admit that he was wrong.
- She has so much pride that she would never steal anything.
confident
confiado, seguro
- The leader’s confident manner reassured the people.
reliable
fiable, responsable
- Is this data reliable?
- He is reliable and shows up for work every day.
enthusiasm (for)
entusiasmo, excitación
- Her enthusiasm for language makes her a great editor.