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TERM VOCABULARY FLASHCARDS 2 ESO A (BILINGE). Teacher Paloma Sanz

PARTS OF THE HEAD

1. head - cabeza
2. face - cara
3. eyes - ojos
4. ear - oreja
5. nose - nariz
6. mouth - boca
7. teeth - dientes
8. hair - pelo
9. tongue - lengua
10. throat - garganta
11. eyebrows - cejas
12. eyelid - prpado
13. eye lashes - pestaas
14. forehead - frente
15. cheeks - mejillas
16. freckles - pecas
17. cheekbones - pmulos
18. lips - labios
19. upper lip - labio superior
20. lower lip - labio inferior
21. chin - barbilla
22. moustache - bigote
23. beard barba

THE FAMILY

PARTS OF THE BODY

24. body - cuerpo
25. head - cabeza
26. neck - cuello
27. shoulders - hombros
28. armpit - axila
29. arm - brazo
30. elbow - codo
31. hand - mano
32. fingers - dedos
33. nails - uas
34. foot - pi
35. feet - pies
36. toes - dedos del pi
37. ankle - tobillo
38. knee - rodilla
39. stomach, belly, tummy -
barriga
40. navel or belly button - ombligo
41. bottom - nalgas
42. heart - corazn
43. blood - sangre
44. back - espalda
45. chest - pecho

46. thighs - muslos

47. waist - cintura
48. hips - caderas
49. calf - gemelo
50. calves gemelos

51. Family - La familia

52. Relatives - Parientes
53. The grandparents - los abuelos
54. The grandfather - el abuelo
55. The grandmother - la abuela
56. The parents - los padres
57. The father - el padre
58. The mother - la madre
59. The parents - los padres
60. The husband - el esposo
61. The wife - la esposa
62. The children - los hijos
63. The son - el hijo
64. The daughter - la hija
65. The brother and sister - el
hermano y la hermana
66. grandson and granddad - nieto
y abuelo
67. granddaughter and grandma -
nieta y abuela
68. The uncle - el to
69. The aunts - las tas
70. The nephew - el sobrino
71. The niece - la sobrina
72. The cousin - la prima
MONTHS OF THE YEAR AND
SEASONS
73. The months of the year - los
meses del ao
74. January - enero
75. February - febrero
76. March - marzo
77. April - abril
78. May - mayo
79. June - junio
80. July - julio
81. August - agosto
82. September - septiembre
83. October - octubre
84. November - noviembre
85. December - diciembre

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86. winter - el invierno
87. spring - la primavera
88. summer - el verano
89. autumn, fall - el otoo

CLASSROOM ENGLISH 1

110.
Rellena los huecos. - Fill
in the gaps.
111.
Bien hecho! - Well
done!
112.
Adis! - Goodbye!!
VERBS 1

90. Buenos das a todos! - Good

morning everyone!
91. Cul es la fecha de hoy? -
What's the date today?
92. Hoy es: 19 de septiembre de
2012 - Today's date is . . . the
nineteenth of september.
93. 2012 - Two thousand and
twelve.
94. Cmo te llamas? - What's
your name?
95. Me llamo . . . Paloma. - My
name is . . . Paloma.
96. Sacad una hoja de papel. - Take
out a piece of paper.
97. Escribid vuestros nombres y la
fecha - Write your name and
the date.
98. Abrid/ cerrad los cuadernos. -
Open/ Close your notebooks.
99. Abrid el el libro por la pgina
50 - TURN TO page 50 in the
book.
100.
Levntate. - Stand up.
101.
Sintate, por favor. - Sit
down, please.
102.
Silencio, por favor! -
Please, be quiet!
103.
Escuchad el cd. - Listen
to the CD.
104.
Escribid una redaccin.
- Write a composition.
105.
Habla con tu
compaero - Talk to your
partner.
106.
Le el texto. - Read the
text.
107.
Repetid despus de mi.
- Repeat after me.
108.
Trabajad en parejas -
Work in pairs.
109.
Raise your hands,
please! - Levantad la mano,
por favor.

113.
read - leer
114.
write - escribir
115.
eat - comer
116.
drink - beber
117.
think - pensar
118.
sing - cantar
119.
listen to - escuchar
120.
speak - hablar
121.
talk - charlar, conversar
122.
chat - charlar
123.
repeat - repetir
124.
match - relacionar,
combinar
125.
watch - mirar, ver (la
tele)
126.
look - mirar (en una
direccin)
127.
see - ver
128.
study - estudiar
129.
revise - repasar
130.
pass - aprobar
131.
fail - suspender
132.
worry - preocupar(se)
VERBS 2

133.
complete - completar
134.
say - decir
135.
wash - lavar
136.
fix - arreglar
137.
play - jugar
138.
catch - coger, atrapar
139.
leave - marcharse,
abandonar
140.
go - ir
141.
love - amar, encantar
142.
enjoy - disfrutar, gustar
mucho
143.
like - gustar
144.
dislike - no gustar
145.
fancy - apetecer,
sentirse atrado por
146.
hate - odiar

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147.
be - ser o estar
148.
have got - tener
149.
become - convertirse,
hacerse
150.
bite - morder
151.
begin - comenzar
152.
start empezar

188.
Jack O'lantern - tpica
calabaza de Halloween
189.
Bat - murcilago
190.
Black cat - gato negro
191.
Candy - dulces/
caramelos
192.
Cauldron - caldero
193.
Cob web - tela de araa
194.
Costumes - disfraces
195.
Decorations -
decoraciones
196.
Ghost - fantasma
197.
cemetery - cementerio
198.
coffin - ataud
199.
Grave stone - lpida
200.
Halloween night - la
noche de Halloween
201.
Haunted house - casa
encantada
202.
Moon - luna
203.
Pumpkin - calabaza
204.
Skeleton - esqueleto
205.
Skull - calavera
206.
Spider - araa
207.
Vampire - vampiro
208.
Witch - bruja
209.
Zombie - zombi
210.
She's afraid of spiders -
Le tiene miedo a las araas
211.
He's scared - Tiene
miedo.
212.
She's frightened - Est
asustada
213.
She's terrified. - Est
aterrorizada

VERBS 3
153.
break - romper
154.
bring - traer
155.
build - construir
156.
burn - quemar
157.
buy - comprar
158.
choose - elegir
159.
come - venir
160.
cost - costar
161.
cut - cortar
162.
do - hacer
163.
draw - dibujar
164.
dream - soar
165.
drive - conducir
166.
fall - caer
167.
feed - alimentar, dar de
comer
168.
feel - sentir
169.
fight - pelear
170.
find - encontrar
171.
look for or search -
buscar
172.
fly - volar
173.
forget - olvidar
174.
remember recordar
ACTION VERBS - Verbos de
Accin

175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
183.
184.
185.
186.
187.

catch - coger, atrapar

climb - escalar
crawl - arrastrarse
drop - tirar, dejar caer
fall over - caerse
jump - saltar
pick up - recoger, coger
get up - levantarse
push - empujar
pull - tirar de
run - correr
throw - lanzar, arrojar
turn around girarse

HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY

SPORTS DEPORTES

214.
PLAY - We use
_______________ with BALL sports
215.
GO - We use
________________ with sports that
end in -ING
216.
DO - We use
________________ with other
sports
217.
FOOTBALL/ SOCCER -
jugar al ftbol

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218.
play BASKETBALL -
jugar al baloncesto
219.
play TENNIS - jugar al
tenis
220.
play VOLLEYBALL -
jugar al voleibol
221.
play TABLE TENNIS -
jugar al ping pong
222.
GO + ING -
223.
go SWIMMING - nadar
224.
go RUNNING - salir a
correr
225.
go WEIGHT-TRAINING -
hacer pesas
226.
go SKIING - esquiar
227.
go CLIMBING - salir a
escalar
228.
go FISHING - ir a pescar
229.
DO + karate/ judo/
gymnastics... -
230.
do KARATE - hacer
karate
231.
do JUDO - hacer judo
232.
do GYMNASTICS - hacer
gimnasia

DAILY ACTIVITIES

248.
play computer games -
jugar al ordenador
249.
have a snack - tomar un
tentempi
250.
take a nap - echar una
siesta
251.
do ballet - hacer ballet.
252.
listen to music -
escuchar msica
253.
eat dinner - cenar
254.
go to the movies - ir al
cine
255.
watch videos - ver
vdeos
256.
go shopping - ir de
compras
257.
clean up - limpiar
258.
wash the car - lavar el
coche
259.
stay at home - quedarse
en casa
260.
play sports - hacer
deporte
261.
go to bed acostarse

233.
wake up - Despertarse
234.
get up - levantarse
235.
have a shower -
ducharse
236.
take a bath - baarse
237.
have breakfast -
desayunar
238.
leave home - salir de
casa
239.
go to school - ir al
colegio
240.
study - estudiar
241.
play football - jugar al
ftbol
242.
go home - ir a casa
243.
have lunch - almorzar
244.
use a computer - usar el
ordenador
245.
watch TV - ver la tele
246.
do your homework -
hacer los deberes
247.
exercise/ do some
exercise - hacer ejercicio

A/ AN - UN/ UNA
262.
A book and A cat - _____
book and ____ cat
263.
A comb, A brush and A
mirror - _____ comb, _____ brush
and _____ mirror
264.
AN ant - ____ ant
265.
AN umbrella and A
woman - ____umbrella and _____
woman
266.
AN igloo - ____ igloo
267.
A pencil - ___ pencil
268.
A girl - ____ girl
269.
AN orange - ____ orange

This, that, these, those -

este/a, eso/a - estos/as,
esos/as
270.
THIS is Sparta!!. - ____ is
Sparta!! (this, that, these,
those)
271.
THIS/ THAT is an
orange. - ____ is an orange.
(this, that, these, those)

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272.
THESE/ THOSE are my
shoes. - ____ are my shoes.
(this, that, these, those)
273.
THESE/ THOSE are
umbrellas. - ____ are umbrellas.
(this, that, these, those)
274.
THIS/ THAT is a
computer. - ___ is a computer.
(this, that, these, those)

289.
EXPRESSIONS OF
FREQUENCY - EXPRESIONES
DE FRECUENCIA
290.
on weekends - los fines
de semana
291.
every (day) - cada da/
todos los das
292.
EVERY MONDAY - cada
lunes
293.
once a month - una vez
al mes
294.
twice a year - dos veces
al ao
295.
three times a week -
tres veces a la seman
296.
weekly semanalmente

THE + POSSESSIVE 'S

275.
The girl's computer -
The ______ computer. (girl)
276.
The students'
computers - The ____
computers (students)
277.
The teachers' umbrella.
- The _______ umbrella.
(teachers)
278.
The teacher's umbrella.
- The _______ umbrella.
(teacher)
279.
The boys' caps. - The ___
caps. (the boys)
280.
The boy's cap. - The ____
cap. (the boy)

QUESTION WORDS
(INTERROGATIVE ADVERBS)

ADVERBS AND EXPRESSIONS
OF FREQUENCY ADVERBS

281.
ALWAYS - siempre
282.
USUALLY -
normalmente
283.
Messi and Ronaldo
OFTEN/FREQUENTLY score
goals - Messi y Ronaldo A
MENUDO marcan goles.
284.
I
GENERALLY/NORMALLY
wear red lipstick -
Normalmente llevo los labios
pintados
285.
SOMETIMES - a veces
286.
SELDOM - MUY POCO/
APENAS
287.
It HARDLY EVER/
RARELY rains in Murcia - CASI
NUNCA llueve en Murcia
288.
NEVER - NUNCA

297.
How - Cmo?
298.
(What did you say?
Pardon?) - Cmo? (cuando no
entendiste algo)
299.
When? - Cundo?
300.
How much? (money) -
Cunto?
301.
How much? (weight) -
Cunto?
302.
Where? - Dnde?
303.
Which? - Cul?
304.
Which? - Cul?
305.
What? (like what is it?)
- Qu?
CLOTHES 1
306.
belt - cinturn
307.
trainers - zapatillas
(deportivas)
308.
boots - botas
309.
rubber boots - botas de
agua
310.
slippers - zapatillas (de
andar por casa)
311.
high heels, heels -
zapatos de tacn
312.
shoe - zapato
313.
bracelet - pulsera
314.
dress - vestido
315.
robe - bata

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316.
317.
318.
319.
320.

glasses - gafas
hand bag - bolso
hat - sombrero
jacket - chaqueta
necklace collar

354.
red-haired, ginger-
haired - pelirroja
355.
dark hair - pelo oscuro
356.
blonde, fair hair - pelo
rubio
357.
a blonde - una rubia
358.
brown hair - pelo
castao
359.
a brunette - una
morena
360.
balding - con poco pelo

CLOTHES 2

321.
ring - anillo
322.
shirt - camisa
323.
skirt - falda
324.
suit - traje
325.
tie - corbata
326.
trousers - pantalones
327.
shorts - pantalones
cortos
328.
blouse - blusa
329.
overalls - mono
330.
jeans - vaqueros
331.
sweater - jersey
332.
nightgown / nightie -
camisn
333.
pyjamas/ pajamas -
pijamas
334.
raincoat - chubasquero
335.
scarf - bufanda
336.
socks - calcetines
337.
track suit - chandal
338.
t-shirt - camisetas
339.
vest/ tank top - top /
camiseta de tirantes
340.
swimming trunks -
baador de hombre
341.
swimming suit -
baador de mujer

361.
fringe or bangs -
flequillo
362.
pony-tail - coleta
363.
braids - trenzas
364.
spiky hair - pelo de
punta
365.
hair-do - recogido
366.
dyed hair - pelo teido
367.
hairstyles - Peinados
368.
haircut - corte de pelo
369.
hair brush - cepillo
370.
comb - peine
371.
hair dryer - secador
372.
cut your hair - cortarte
el pelo t mismo/a
373.
have your hair cut - que
te corten el pelo
374.
permed hair - permed
hair
375.
pelo planchado -
straightened hair
376.
pelo por los hombros -
shoulder length
377.
media melena - medium
length
378.
castao rojizo -
reddish-brown

HAIR 1

342.
hair - pelo
343.
eyebrow - ceja
344.
eye lashes - pestaas
345.
moustache - bigote
346.
beard - barba
347.
bald - calvo
348.
grey hair - pelo canoso
349.
wavy hair - pelo
ondulado
350.
curly hair - pelo rizado
351.
straight hair - pelo liso
352.
long hair - pelo largo
353.
short hair - pelo corto

HAIR 2

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE 1
(he is... / she has...)
379.
es...
380.
381.
382.
383.

He/ she IS... - l/ ella

slim - delgado, esbelto
petite - pequea
skinny - flaco
fat - gordo

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384.
well-built - fornido,
musculoso
385.
blonde - rubia
386.
overweight - con
sobrepeso
387.
handsome - guapo
388.
ugly - fea
389.
pretty - bonita, guapa
390.
stunning -
despampanante
391.
gorgeous - guapsima
392.
bald - calvo
393.
tall - alta
394.
short - bajo
395.
attractive - atractivos
396.
He/ she HAS... - l/ ella
tiene...
397.
she has curly hair - pelo
rizado
398.
she has wavy hair - pelo
ondulado
399.
she has straight hair -
pelo liso
400.
he has spiky hair - pelo
de punta
401.
he has wrinkles -
arrugas
402.
he has a moustache -
bigote
403.
he has a beard - barba
404.
she has freckles - pecas
405.
she has blue eyes - ojos
azules
406.
she has large eyes - ojos
grandes

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE 2:
ACCESSORIES (He is wearing
a bag/ She is wearing
glasses)

407.
bracelets - pulseras
408.
bangles - pulseras
409.
a ring - un anillo
410.
sunglasses - gafas de sol
411.
glasses - gafas
412.
A pierced ear - oreja
con piercings
413.
earrings - pendientes
414.
make-up - maquillaje
415.
a tattoo - un tatuaje

416.
417.

a necklace - un collar
a pendant - un colgante

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE 3 -
CLOTHING STYLE
418.
casual - informal
419.
old-fashioned -
anticuado
420.
scruffy - desaliado
421.
smart - elegante o
arreglado/a
422.
sporty - deportivo
423.
trendy - a la moda
424.
edgy - extremo
425.
sophisticated and
glamorous - sofisticado y
glamuroso
426.
hip - en la onda
427.
cute - mona
428.
sexy, hot - provocativa
429.
stylish - estiloso
430.
elegant - elegante
431.
emo - emo
432.
sassy - atrevida
433.
fashionable clothes -
ropa de moda
434.
goth - gtico/a
435.
metaleros -
headbangers
436.
preppy - pijo
437.
clubbers
discotequeras

PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES 1
438.
cheerful or happy -
alegre
439.
moody - de mal humor
o malhumorado
440.
generous - generoso
441.
mean - tacao
442.
hard-working -
trabajador
443.
loud or noisy - ruidoso
444.
quiet - silencioso o
tranquilo
445.
serious - serio
446.
funny ha-ha - gracioso
447.
funny weird - raro
448.
shy - tmido

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449.
confident or self-
confident - seguro de si mismo
450.
lazy - vago o perezoso
451.
nice - simptico o
agradable
452.
nasty - antiptico o
desagradable

PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES 2
453.
454.
455.
456.

clever - listo
stupid, dumb - estpido
relaxed - relajado
tense - tenso

457.
optimistic - optimista
458.
pessimistic - pesimista
459.
outgoing - extrovertido
460.
unpleasant -
desagradable
461.
calm - tranquilo
462.
stubborn - tozudo
463.
arrogant - arrogante
464.
honest - sincero
465.
reliable - de confianza
466.
jealous - celoso/a
467.
selfish - egoista
468.
vain - presumido/a o
credo/a

LIKES & DISLIKES + ING/ TO INFINITIVE
LIKES & DISLIKES + GERUNDIO/ INFINITIVO CON TO

LOVE, LIKE, HATE, PREFER + v- ING/ TO INFINITIVE

He loves EATING/ TO EAT junk food - Le encanta comer comer comida basura
I love WATCHING/ TO WATCH TV series - Me encanta ver series de televisin
I like WEARING/ TO WEAR jeans - Me gusta llevar vaqueros

ENJOY, CAN'T STAND, CAN'T RESIST + v- ING

I can't stand MEMORAZING English vocabulary - No soporto aprender de memoria
vocabulario en ingls
She can't stand DOING the housework - No soporta limpiar la casa
He enjoys PLAYING online games - He enjoys ___________ online games.
She enjoys READING comic books - She enjoys ________________ comic books.
I enjoy LISTENING to rock music - Me gusta escuchar msica rock

WOULD LIKE, WOULD LOVE, WANT, CAN'T WAIT + TO INFINITIVE

I want TO VISIT England next spring. - I want ___________(visit) England next spring.
I would like TO LEARN Chinese. - I would like ___________ (learn) Chinese.
I can't wait TO SEE the ending of BREAKING BAD. - I can't wait ______________ (see)
the ending of BREAKING BAD.
I'd love TO BE ABLE TO speak 5 languages. - I'd love _____________ (be able to) speak
5 languages.