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Vocabulario de inglés: Everyday Life

Palabras en inglés sobre el tema «Everyday Life» con traducción y pronunciación, y ejercicios gratis.

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Palabra Significado Traducción
be A1
/biː/
To exist; to be alive; used to give information about someone or something
have A1
/hæv/
to own, possess, or hold something
do A1
/duː/
to act; to perform actions
say B2
/seɪ/
to use words to tell a message
go B1
/ɡəʊ/
to move or travel to another place
one A1
/wʌn/
number 1
know A1
/nəʊ/
to have knowledge of things in your mind
get A1
/ɡet/
to obtain or receive something
get B1
/ɡet/
to understand something
get B1
/ɡet/
to obtain, receive, or be given something
like A1
/laɪk/
to find something pleasing; to prefer something
think A1
/θɪŋk/
to have an idea, opinion, or belief about something
make A1
/meɪk/
to create or produce something
make B1
/meɪk/
to force someone to do something
make B2
/meɪk/
to create something by putting things together
time A1
/taɪm/
something measured in minutes, hours, days, etc.
see A1
/siː/
to use your eyes to look at something
up A1
/ʌp/
towards a higher place
good A1
/ɡʊd/
of high quality or pleasant
good B2
/ɡʊd/
excellent; high quality
people A1
/ˈpiːpl/
human beings in general; plural of person
year A1
/jɪə/
a period of twelve months
year A1
/jɪə(r)/
unit of time equal to 12 months
take A1
/teɪk/
to get hold of something and move it
take B1
/teɪk/
to require an amount of time
take B1
/teɪk/
to pick up something and go away with it
well A1
/wel/
in a good way
come A1
/kʌm/
to move toward someone; go with someone
now A1
/naʊ/
at the present time or moment
two A1
/tuː/
the number 2
also A1
/ˈɔːlsəʊ/
in addition; too; in a similar way
look A1
/lʊk/
to direct one's eyes in order to see
look B1
/lʊk/
the appearance of someone or something
look A1
/lʊk/
to turn your eyes in a particular direction
want B2
/wɒnt/
to desire or wish for something; hope for a thing
give A1
/ɡɪv/
to hand something to someone
give A1
/ɡɪv/
to hand over or present something to someone
new A1
/njuː/
not existing before; recently made
way A1
/weɪ/
how something is done
find A1
/faɪnd/
to discover something by looking for it
day A1
/deɪ/
a period of 24 hours
where A1
/weər/
word you use to ask the location of something
thing A1
/θɪŋ/
something you cannot remember the name of
need A1
/niːd/
to be unable to manage without something; require
much A1
/mʌtʃ/
a lot; large amount; a high degree of
right A1
/raɪt/
the opposite side to left
right A2
/raɪt/
on side where the hand that most people write with
how A1
/haʊ/
in what way something happens or is done
back A1
/bæk/
behind; to the rear; previous
mean B2
/miːn/
to have a particular meaning or value
three A1
/θriː/
the number 3
even A2
/ˈiːvən/
as well; too
tell A1
/tel/
to say or communicate information to someone
really A1
/ˈrɪəli/
very
call A1
/kɔːl/
to phone someone
down A1
/daʊn/
towards a lower place
show A2
/ʃəʊ/
to explain or teach how something is done
life A1
/laɪf/
all the living things (e.g., animals, plants, humans)
man A1
/mæn/
an adult male human being
change A1
/tʃeɪndʒ/
to make or become different, or into something else

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