Vocabulario en Inglés: Expresiones y Palabras Clave con Ejemplos

A continuación encontrarás una lista de palabras y expresiones en inglés con ejemplos de uso para facilitar su comprensión.

Vocabulario A–G

ASHAMED “She felt embarrassed about undressing in front of the doctor”.

AWKWARD “Emma put Harriet in an awkward position, when she wanted her to refuse Robert Martin”.

BALL “The Crown Inn had a great ballroom”.

BLUSH “If you look at them, they might blush”.

CHEER … UP “Now, cheer up and get dressed for your party”.

COMPELLED “He felt compelled to walk faster”.

COMPLIMENTS “John thanked her for the compliment”.

CONCERN “I’m concerned we might not have enough gas to make it there”.

CONFIRMED BACHELOR “Andrew was the confirmed bachelor of the party”.

CROSSED HER MIND “Then, a thought crossed her mind and she remembered everything”.

DARTING THROUGH “She felt it like an arrow darting through her heart”.

DISTRESSED “He went to sleep feeling very distressed”.

EAGERLY “He climbed up the ladder eagerly”.

ELIGIBLE YOUNG MAN “What woman wasn’t interested in discussing an eligible young man?”

ENCLOSURE “We have a large enclosure for the cows on our farm”.

FETCH “Could you fetch that paper for me?”

FINDS FAULT WITH “It’s hard to find fault with your suggestions”.

FLIRTED “Jake flirted with Chloe, but he also liked Anne.”

FLOW DOWN “Marta felt the tears flow down her face and didn’t try to stop them”.

FULL OF HERSELF “Mary is very unpopular because she’s so full of herself”.

GET...FRAMED “My mother got my college degree framed”.

GLANCED “She glanced at the boy she likes, but he didn’t even see her.”

Vocabulario G–W

GOVERNESS “Anne Taylor was Emma’s governess”.

GREETED “Two old friends met after two years and greeted each other with great enthusiasm”.

HOSTESS “Emma was a great hostess”.

INHERITED “John had inherited a lot of money when his parents died”.

LECTURE “Mr. Knightley lectured Emma almost every day”.

LIT “The room is lit by candles”.

LONGED TO “Emma longed to have a new close friend”.

MATCH “I wonder if what they want matches Elly”.

NEWLYWEDS “The newlyweds will be divorcing soon”.

NOD “Gabriel just had time to nod”.

ON FRIENDLY TERMS “They ended up on friendly terms”.

OVERJOYED “She was returning inside, overjoyed and content”.

POINTEDLY “He told her pointedly”.

PONDS “They went to see the fish ponds and the river”.

PRAISE “She praises God every morning”.

PRESSED… TO “He took Emma’s hand and pressed it to his head.”

REFUSE “If you ask someone to go out, they might accept or refuse you.”

RELUCTANT “Emma was reluctant to discuss her plants with her father.”

RESTLESS “My little brother is very restless”.

SET ABOUT “She set about pushing the two young people together”.

SLAMMED “He got out and slammed the door before marching off to his house”.

SPARKLED “Brandon’s eyes sparkled as he spoke”.

SQUEEZED “He smiled and squeezed her hand.”

STRAIGHT AWAY “Harry didn’t understand straight away”.

STRING “Do I have the shoelace string properly?”

Vocabulario T–W

THIS IS YOUR DOING “Daniel, this is your doing”.

TREMBLING “She has a trembling voice”.

VAIN “Emma decided she was a vain, ignorant woman”.

WAS SPEECHLESS “Alex was speechless when he heard what Carla said to him.”

WERE STRENGTHENED “Their feelings were strengthened after their long time apart”.

WHAT A MESS! “What a mess of a room!”

WINKED “Frank winked at Emma”.

WOULD … BEAR “How would she bear it?”

GLARING “Mary doesn’t like Jan, so she glared at him.”