inglés 2 - Universidad Veracruzana

UNIVERSIDAD VERACRUZANA
CENTROS DE IDIOMAS Y AUTO ACCESO
Glosario de Inglés
IINT 100
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TEMA 1
Información personal , la Familia y el hogar
PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION
LIKES DISLIKES
ACCOMODATION ROOMS
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Name
Surname
Last name
Address
Reading
Listening to music
Surfing the web
Chatting
Doing sports
House
Flat
Room
Bathroom
Toilet
Floor
Downstairs / Downstairs
Lift
DVD player
Ipod
Television
Computer
Home theater
Headphones
Loud speakers
Digital answering machine
FURNITURE.
BEDCLOTHES
Blanket
Pillow
Sheet
Vacuum cleaner
Answering machine
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH
I was born in. Córdoba on...
Names of the months
The required numerals
SEX
Man
Woman
Boy
Girl
PETS
Goldfish
Turtle
Hamster
Bird
Parrot
ANIMALS
Tiger
Lion
Elephant
Mouse
Giraffe
SERVICES
Electricity
Gas
Heating
Air conditioning
RELIGION
ON / OFF
Church
Cathedral
Catholic
Protestant
Anglican
Muslim
Budist
The heating is on / off
TEMA 2
Comida
FOOD AND DRINKS
Snack
Wheat bread
Things to be cooked : boiled
Roasted/ fried /grilled / Steamed
Steak: rare / medium / welldone
PLACES TO HAVE A MEAL OR
DRINKS
Restaurant
Café
Pub
FOOD ADJECTIVES
Frozen meals
Low-fat food
Take out food
Homemade dish
Spicy food
QUANTIFIERS:
a few/few, a little/ little, too
many/too much, enough
INTENSIFIER “too”
With adjectives and
adverbs
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EXPRESSIONS
I usually order take out food
Do you ever eat unhealthy food?
Are you trying to cut down on
anything at the moment?
I’d like it well done.
I’m on a diet.
I’m a vegetarian.
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TEMA 3
Vida diaria, trabajo , estudios y pasatiempos
AT HOME
Have meals (breakfast/brunch/
lunch/dinner/ supper)
EXPRESSIONS
Shall I make tea?
Wash up
We are free on Friday.
I’ll get the tickets.
Win / lose a game.
Let’s buy some magazines
STATIONERY
Stapler
Paper clips
Writing paper
Folders
Binder
Envelope
Scrapbook
AT WORK / SCHOOL
Working hours
To be free
Taxes
School
University
Student
To study
To go to school, university
Holidays
NAMES OF SUBJECTS
English
Science
History
Mathematics
FREE TIME/ENTERTAINMENT
Leisure
Hang out
Cinema/theatre
Public performance: film, opera, play, show
Play a sport or a musical instrument
PEOPLE AND PLACES
Captain
Coach
Course
Court
Fans
Field
Players
Referee
Slope
Spectators
Sport arena
Stadium
Teams
Track
VERBS
Beat / win / lose / tie a
game
Get in shape
Get injured
Score
Train
Warm up
TEMA 4
Familia y personalidad
TYPE OF FAMILY / FAMILY RELATIONS
Extended family
Nuclear family
Two-income family
Siblings
Great –grand parents
Step-mother/father
Half brother/ sister
PHYSICAL
APPEARANCE
Tall
Short
Slim
Dark
Fair
Good-looking
Well- built
EXPRESSIONS
These days,
Nowadays,
Soon,
In the future
PERSONALITY
EXPRESSIONS
Affectionate
Aggressive
Ambitious
Bossy
Competitive
Charming
Hardworking
Independent
Moody
Outgoing
Reliable
Selfish
Self-confident
Sensible
Stingy
Spoiled
What’s your family like?
To be an only child.
Do you have half-brothers?
There will be more single
parent families.
FEELINGS
EMOTIONS
TEMA 5
Transporte , Vacaciones y Viajes
DOCUMENTS
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
VERBS
Passport
Insurance
driving license
Coach
Bus stop
Underground
Tram / tram stop
Book a room
Check in / out
Land take off
Go through Customs
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Motorway
Travel
TRAFFIC
Crossing
Bridge
Motorway
HOLIDAYS
BUILDINGS OF INTEREST
Luggage / Baggage
Journey
Trip
Voyage
Castle
Cathedral
Ruins
Zoo
Two singles to Veracruz, please.
Can I have my bill, please?
A return ticket is cheaper than two singles.
How long does it take you to get to school / work
/ your hometown?
I want a return / round trip ticket
Are you going to a foreign country / abroad?
LUGGAGE
Luggage
Bag
suitcase
EXPRESSIONS
Long,
High,
Wide
ACCOMODATION
Camping site
Guest house
Hotel
Tent
Single / double room
Inn
TEMA 6
Hacer Compras
SHOPPING
FACILITIES
Shop
Supermarket
Market
Department store
Shopping mall
Flower shop
Drugstore
Stationery store
CLOTHES FASHION
Socks
Skirt
Tights
Trousers
Underwear
VERBS AND PHRASES
IN THE STORE
EXPRESSIONS
To pay (for…/ sales tax)
To buy (on line / on credit)
To sell
To show
To complain
To stand in line / wait in line
Try on
To put on (clothes)
To take off (clothes)
Just looking
Bargain
Cash register
Customer
Discount
Receipt
Refund
Shopping cart
Store window
Manager
Salesperson
Candy aisle
Go shopping
I work in advertising
Could you give the receipt for the…,
please?
I had an argument with the manager.
Do you prefer shopping by yourself
or with somebody?
Do you ever shop on line?
I need a ...
At first
But
Then
Which
So quickly
As…
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PRICES
€ Euro
£ Pound
$ Dollar
P penny, pennies, pence
¥ Yen
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TEMA 7
Servicios en la ciudad
VERBS
SERVICES
EXPRESSIONS
Cash
Steal
Lose
Repair / fix
Hire
Post office
Telegraph
Bank
Police station
Hospital
Petrol / Gas station
Garage
Fire station
Red cross
Amenities
I’ like to change 500 francs
I’d like to cash this cheque
I’ve lost my passport.
GARAGE
Trouble
Engine
Brake
Tyres
Full
Oil
My brakes don’t work.
TEMA 8
Medio ambiente y clima
FLORA AND FAUNA
WEATHER CONDITIONS
EXPRESSIONS
Woodpecker
Toucan
Hen
Turkey
Ostrich
Pigeon
Fly
Insect
Dragonfly
Cricket
Rain
Hail
Ice
Wind
Thunderstorm
Awful
Terrible
It will be fine tomorrow.
How is the weather?
Plant
Grass
Lawn
Tree
Flower
Sunflower
Rose
Carnation
Orchid
Tulip
VERBS
Snow
Rain
Hail
TEMA 9
Salud y cuidado personal
HYGIENE
AILMENTS, ACCIDENTS
EXPRESSIONS
Comb
Razor
Soap
Toothbrush
Towel
Ill
Pain
Have a cold
I’d like to wash before dinner
Do you take any medicine?
What time is your appointment?
She has cut her finger
He has burnt his hand
Ha has broken his leg.
UNUSUAL PLURALS
Criterion / Criteria
MEDICAL SERVICES
Hospital
Dentist
Chemist
Medicine
Appointment
insurance
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VERBOS IRREGULARES
Fall
feel
forbid
Let E.
Lie E
stand
steal
fell
felt
forbade
let
lay
stood
stole
fallen
felt
forbidden
let
lain
stood
stolen
VERBOS REGULARES
Agree
beg
boil
book
cash
delay
dry
earn
empty
excuse
fill
fry
grill
hope
hurry
please
shop
spell
suppose
pull
thank
turn
agreed
begged
boiled
booked
cashed
delayed
dried
earned
emptied
excused
filled
fried
grilled
hoped
hurried
pleased
pulled
shopped
spelled
supposed
thanked
turned
agreed
begged
boiled
booked
cashed
delayed
dried
earned
emptied
excused
filled
fried
grilled
hoped
hurried
pleased
pulled
shopped
spelled
supposed
thanked
turned
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