Vocabulario Inglés 2º Bachillerato

- to make off with: to steal

- to make for : to go towards.

- to make up for: to compensate.

- to make up: to invent; to become friends after an argument.

IDIOMS

- to take something with a pinch of salt: tomarse (algo) con reservas, no creerse al pie de la letra.

- to bite one's head off:  echarle una bronca a alguien.

- I'll eat my hat: que me maten si.../ me tragaré mis palabras si...

- to have one's cake and eat it. : querer tenerlo todo; querer el oro y el moro.

- to bite off more than one can chew: tratar de abarcar más de lo que se puede, querer abarcar demasiado.

 - not to be my cup of tea: no ser santo de mi devoción.

- a couch potato: un/a perezoso/a, un/a vago/a; adicto/a a la televisión.

- to sell like hotcakes: venderse como rosquillas.

- to be a piece of cake: ser pan comido.

- food for thought: dar que pensar, hacer reflexionar.

TO BRING:

- to bring on: to cause.

- to bring forward: to move to an earlier time.

- to bring in (money): to earn.

- to bring up ( problem): to begin to discuss.

- to bring back sth: to return sth.

- to bring sth. down: to reduce sth.

TO PUT

- to put sth. forward: to suggest a plan so that it can be considered or discussed.

- to put sth. out: to extinguish; to make sth. stop burning.

- to put sth. off: to postpone.

- to put sb, down: to make sb. feel stupid or unimportant by criticising them.

- to put up (building): to build sth.

- to put up with sb./sth.: to tolerate sb. / sth.