Glosario Completo de Lugares, Entretenimiento y Expresiones en Inglés

Vocabulario de Lugares y Entretenimiento en Inglés

Amplía tu vocabulario en inglés con este completo glosario de términos relacionados con espacios públicos, entretenimiento, eventos y expresiones cotidianas.

Espacios de Ocio y Atracciones

• Amusement Park: A large park with many special machines that you can ride on, such as roller coasters and merry-go-rounds.
• Zoo: A place, usually in a city, where animals of many kinds are kept so that people can go to look at them.
• Sports Center: A building where people can go to play many different types of indoor sports.
• Planetarium: A building where lights on a curved ceiling show the movements of planets and stars.

Cultura, Espectáculos y Edificios Públicos

• Box Office: The place at a movie theater or theater where people can buy tickets.
• Stage: The raised area in a theater where actresses, actors, or singers stand when they perform.
• Concert Hall: A large public building where concerts are performed.
• Movie Theater: A theater where movies are shown for public entertainment.
• Museum: A building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited.
• Theater: A building or outdoor area in which plays and other dramatic performances are given.

Conceptos Generales y Eventos

• Crowd: A large group of people who have gathered together to do something, for example, to watch or protest about something.
• Entry Fee: A sum of money charged to join an organization, to go into a particular place, or to take part in a competition.
• Solar Panels: A piece of equipment, usually kept on a roof, that collects and uses the sun’s energy to heat water or make electricity.
• Seat Map: A drawing that shows the place where the audience can sit and watch a performance, a sport event, etc.
• Play: A story that is written to be performed by actors and actresses, especially in a theater.
• Venue: A place where an organized meeting, concert, etc., takes place.

Collocations y Expresiones Útiles

Las collocations son combinaciones habituales de palabras que se utilizan juntas en inglés de forma natural.

• Collocations: A pair or group of words that are habitually juxtaposed.
• Go Ice-Skating: To engage in the activity of moving across an ice surface using ice skates.
• Going Out: To leave your home in order to do something enjoyable.
• Going On: Approaching a specified time, age, or amount.
• Going For: An act or instance of leaving a place; a departure.
• Go Back: To return to a place.