Vocabulario en Inglés: Adjetivos, Ropa, Verbos Irregulares y Pasado

Vocabulario en inglés: ropa, adjetivos de personalidad y verbos irregulares

Adjetivos de textura y ajuste: LOOSE (suelto), TIGHT (apretada).

Tipos de prendas según diseño

HOODED (con capucha), LONG SLEEVED (manga larga), SHORT SLEEVED (manga corta), SLEEVELESS (sin manga), V-NECK (cuello en V).

Estampados

CHECKED (a cuadros), PATTERNED (estampado), PLAIN (liso), SPOTTED (de lunares), STRIPED (a rayas).

Prendas y accesorios

A COTTON VEST (americana de algodón), A DENIM WAISTCOAT (chaleco vaquero), A FUR COLLAR (cuello de piel), A LACE TOP (top de encaje), A LINEN SUIT (traje de lino), A LYCRA SWIMSUIT (bañador), A SILK BOW (lazo de seda), A WOOL CARDIGAN (rebeca de lana), LEATHER SANDALS (sandalias de piel), SUEDE BOOTS (botas de gamuza).

Prendas de vestir

SWEATSHIRT (sudadera), SUIT (traje), BLOUSE (blusa), JACKET (chaqueta), JEANS (pantalón vaquero), PULLOVER (jersey), SHIRT (camisa), SKIRT (falda), SWEATER (suéter), BELT (cinturón), CAP (gorra), DRESS (vestido), GLOVES (guantes), HAT (sombrero), HIGH-HEELED SHOES (zapatos de tacón), MINISKIRT (minifalda), OVERALLS (pantalón de peto), VEST (chaleco), T-SHIRT (camiseta), TIE (corbata), SNEAKERS (zapatillas de deporte), SHORTS (pantalón corto).

Adjetivos de personalidad

SPOILED (mimada), STINGY (tacaño), EXTRAVAGANT (derrochador), BAD-TEMPERED (de mal carácter), BOSSY (mandón), CHEERFUL (alegre), COMPETITIVE (competitivo), IMPATIENT (impaciente), LAZY (perezoso), LOYAL (leal), WITTY (ingenioso).

Verbos irregulares

Verbos irregulares de uso frecuente

BUILD (BUILT) construir, BUY (BOUGHT) comprar, BRING (BROUGHT) traer, CATCH (CAUGHT) coger, FEEL (FELT) sentir, FIGHT (FOUGHT) luchar, FIND (FOUND) encontrar, GET (GOT) obtener/conseguir, HAVE (HAD) tener, HEAR (HEARD) oír, HOLD (HELD) sujetar, KEEP (KEPT) mantener, LEAVE (LEFT) dejar/irse, LEND (LENT) prestar, LIGHT (LIT) encender, LOSE (LOST) perder, MAKE (MADE) hacer, MEAN (MEANT) significar, MEET (MET) encontrar/conocer, PAY (PAID) pagar, SAY (SAID) decir, SELL (SOLD) vender, SEND (SENT) enviar, SHINE (SHONE) brillar, SHOOT (SHOT) disparar, SIT (SAT) sentarse, SLEEP (SLEPT) dormir, SPEND (SPENT) gastar, STAND (STOOD) estar de pie, TEACH (TAUGHT) enseñar, TELL (TOLD) decir/contar, THINK (THOUGHT) pensar, WIN (WON) ganar, UNDERSTAND (UNDERSTOOD) entender.

Verbos irregulares con formas de pasado y participio

DO / DID / DONE (hacer), GO / WENT / GONE (ir), FLY / FLEW / FLOWN (volar), TEAR / TORE / TORN (rasgar), WEAR / WORE / WORN (llevar puesto), BECOME / BECAME / BECOME (volverse), COME / CAME / COME (venir), RUN / RAN / RUN (correr), WRITE / WROTE / WRITTEN (escribir), BLOW / BLEW / BLOWN (soplar), DRAW / DREW / DRAWN (dibujar), DRIVE / DROVE / DRIVEN (conducir), GIVE / GAVE / GIVEN (dar), GROW / GREW / GROWN (crecer), KNOW / KNEW / KNOWN (saber/conocer), RIDE / RODE / RIDDEN (montar), RISE / ROSE / RISEN (levantarse/subir), SEE / SAW / SEEN (ver), SHOW / SHOWED / SHOWN (mostrar), TAKE / TOOK / TAKEN (tomar/llevar), THROW / THREW / THROWN (tirar), SPEAK / SPOKE / SPOKEN (hablar), STEAL / STOLE / STOLEN (robar), WAKE / WOKE / WOKEN (despertar), HIDE / HID / HIDDEN (esconder), FORGET / FORGOT / FORGOTTEN (olvidar), EAT / ATE / EATEN (comer), BREAK / BROKE / BROKEN (romper), BE / WAS-WERE / BEEN (ser/estar), BEAT / BEAT / BEATEN (batir/golpear).