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Aquí presento mis 100 flashcards de palabras en ingles.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Whale (ballena) | Whales are a widely distributed and diverse group of fully aquatic placental marine mammals. |
| Money (Dinero) | Money is any item or verifiable record that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services and repayment of debts, such as taxes, in a particular country or socio-economic context. |
| Carrot (Zanahoria) | Daucus carota sativus, popularly called carrot, is the domesticated form of the wild carrot (Daucus carota)1 and a species of the Apiaceae family, of the ancient Umbiliferae family. |
| heart (corazon) | heart is a muscular organ in most animals. This organ pumps blood through the blood vessels of the circulatory system. |
| Tree (arbol) | A tree is a plant, with a woody stem, that branches at a certain height from the ground. |
| flower (flor) | The flower is the characteristic reproductive structure of plants called spermatophytes or phanerogams. |
| dog (perro) | The dog, called domestic dog or can, and in some places colloquially called chucho, tuso, choco, among others; It is a carnivorous mammal of the canid family, which constitutes a species of the genus Canis. |
| sun (sol) | The Sun is a G-type star of the main sequence and luminosity class V that is located in the center of the solar system and constitutes the largest source of electromagnetic radiation in this planetary system. |
| animal (animal) | Animals are multicellular, heterotrophic organisms, with cells without a cell wall, with a nervous system capable of responding to external stimuli, with cells organized into tissues and with the presence of a blastula during their embryonic development. |
| doctor (doctor) | It is about whoever has the ability to prevent, diagnose and cure diseases by performing surgeries. In most Latin American countries, this degree is awarded to people who graduate from a bachelor's degree in medicine before undertaking any specialization. |
| cat (gato) | The domestic cat, more commonly called gato, and colloquially kitten, michino, michi, micho, mizo, miz, morroño or morrongo, and some other names, is a carnivorous mammal of the family Felidae. |
| blue (azul) | Is a color. |
| sunflower (girasol) | Commonly called sunflower, mirasol, marigold, tile corn, acahual, it is an annual herbaceous plant of the Asteraceae family native to Central and North America and cultivated as a food, oilseed and ornamental plant throughout the world. |
| Germany (alemania) | Germany is a country in Western Europe with a landscape of forests, rivers, mountain ranges and beaches on the North Sea. It has more than 2 millennia of history. |
| house (casa) | Building with one or a few floors intended for single-family housing, as opposed to an apartment. |
| cherry (cereza) | Cherry and sour cherry are the names of the fruit of several trees of the Prunus genus, although a limited number of species are used commercially. |
| strawberry (fresa) | The strawberry or strawberry is a genus of stoloniferous creeping plants of the Rosaceae family. |
| Music (musica) | Art of combining the sounds of the human voice or of instruments, or of both at the same time, in such a way that they produce delight, moving the sensitivity, whether joyfully or sadly. |
| pen (lapicero) | Writing utensil that consists of a hollow tube, made of plastic or metal, with a cylindrical reservoir of viscous ink inside and a metal ball at the tip that rotates freely and releases the ink evenly. |
| friend (amigo) | A friend is a person with whom you maintain a friendship. |
| family (familia) | Group of people, normally united by legal ties, who live together and have a common life project. |
| moon (luna) | The Moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth. |
| draw (dibujar) | Drawing is the art and technique of drawing. |
| sleep (dormir) | Sleep gives the body and brain time to recover from the stress of the day. |
| dream (sueño) | Sleep is a period of unconsciousness during which the brain remains highly active. |
| love (amor) | Love is a universal concept related to affinity or harmony between beings, defined in various ways according to different ideologies and points of view. |
| lucky (suerte) | Cause or force that supposedly determines that unforeseeable or unintended events and circumstances develop in one way or another. |
| rich (millonario) | That has a million, or more, monetary units. |
| tricky (tramposo) | is a lie |
| book (libro) | If at first you describe that a book is a thing with leaves physically joined together |
| straving (mucha hambre) | An increased appetite can be a symptom of different diseases. |
| stuffed (lleno) | After eating extensively, it is necessary to drink water throughout the day. |
| nigth (noche) | Period that passes from when the Sun sets until it rises again, opposite to day. |
| day (dia) | A day is approximately the period during which the Earth completes one rotation around its axis, which takes about 24 hours. |
| tell me (llamame) | Trying to get someone's attention through voices, noises or gestures. |
| pets (mascota) | The word pet comes from the French mascotte, and refers to animals that accompany human beings. |
| Danger (peligroso) | that causes damage or harm. |
| penguin (pinguino) | Penguins are a family of birds, the only one in the order Sphenisciformes. |
| library (biblioteca) | Institution whose purpose consists of the acquisition, conservation, study and exhibition of books and documents. |
| birds (pajaros) | Birds are a class of vertebrate animals |
| swim (nadar) | Move [a person or animal] forward in the water making the necessary movements with the body and limbs, without touching the bottom or other support. |
| time (tiempo) | Time is a physical quantity with which the duration or separation of events is measured. |
| colony (colonia) | In politics, a colony can be either a settlement or form of settlement, or a territory subject to the administration and government of a remote country, called a metropolis. |
| looked (miro) | Direct your eyes toward something and focus your attention on it. |
| beautiful (hermoso) | That has or demonstrates good moral qualities or good intentions. |
| happily (felizmente) | happiness |
| young (joven) | Which is in the period of life between childhood and middle age |
| funny (divertido) | That amuses or makes time pass in a happy and entertaining way. |
| better (mejor) | That has superior quality to another thing of the same kind or that excels in a quality. |
| places (lugares) | sentence of the space, real or imagined, in which something is located. |
| ice (hielo) | Ice is water in a solid state, one of the three natural states of water that are part of the four states of aggregation of matter. |
| over (encima) | Enzymes are organic molecules that act as catalysts for chemical reactions, that is, they accelerate the rate of reaction. |
| show (espectáculo) | Performance or function that is presented to an audience for the purpose of entertaining. |
| every (cada) | Designates one by one all the elements of a set or series. |
| usually (generalmente) | It indicates that what is expressed is treated globally, without taking into account details, exceptions or special cases. |
| move (mover) | Cause a body or part of it to change physical location. |
| gracefully (graciososamente) | In a funny or graceful way; with grace. |
| thump (golpear) | Give [a person] one or more blows to a person, animal or thing using his or her body, a part of it or an object. |
| ended (termino) | End, limit or ultimate point to which something reaches or extends in time or space. |
| land (tierra) | Solid part of the planet that is not covered by sea |
| up (arriba) | In the direction of a place that is in a superior position than another that is taken as a reference. |
| push (empujar) | Using force against a thing or person to move it |
| slid (se deslizo) | To crawl smoothly, to move with slight friction on a surface or through a dense medium such as gases or liquids. |
| now (ahora) | It indicates the very moment in which it is spoken or written. |
| then (entonces) | At the moment or time that is being talked about. |
| who (quien) | Introduces a sentence that indicates the identity or characteristic of a person. |
| home (hogar) | Habitual domicile of a person and where they carry out their private or family life. |
| wonderful (maravilloso) | That it is extraordinarily good, or that it is marvelous due to some other quality. |
| play (jugar) | Perform an activity or do a thing, generally exercising some ability or skill, for the purpose of fun or entertainment. |
| hide (esconder) | Remove someone or something to a secret place or place. |
| seek (buscar) | Do what is necessary to find or find a person or thing. |
| fights (peleas) | Action of fighting or fighting (fight). |
| stayed (permanecio) | Remain without mutation in the same place, state or quality. |
| snow (nieve) | Snow is the result of a meteorological phenomenon that consists of the precipitation of small ice crystals. |
| snowball (bola de nieve) | A snowball fight is a game, often between young people who throw snowballs with the intention of hitting someone. |
| snowman (muñeco de nieve) | A snowman is a figure made of condensed snow that is shaped like a man. |
| flock (rebaño) | A herd is made up of several animals of the same species that are together or move together. |
| landed (aterrizando) | Land, after a descent maneuver, on solid ground or on any runway or surface that serves this purpose. |
| patch (parche) | Piece of cloth, paper, leather, etc., that is glued onto something, generally to cover a hole. |
| where (donde) | Introduces a sentence that indicates the place where something is or happens. |
| nurce (enfermera) | Person whose job is to assist or care for the sick, injured or injured under the prescriptions of a doctor, or to assist the doctor or surgeon. |
| smooth (liso) | That it has no rough edges, protrusions or wrinkles. |
| hello (hola) | Expression with which one greets |
| calling (vocacion) | Call or inspiration that a person feels coming from God to lead a way of life, especially of a religious nature |
| little (pequeño) | Which is smaller than normal. |
| lived (vivido) | Which seems to be part of the author's life and a product of his own experience. |
| kind (amable) | Who behaves with pleasure, education and affection towards others. |
| tiny (diminuto) | Which has a very small size. |
| wings (alas) | Courage, encouragement or drive to do something. |
| ping (silbido) | Sharp sound that air makes. |
| said (dicho) | A saying or phrase is a set of words that occurs when expressing something that does not coincide with their literal meaning. |
| grown up (creciendo) | To be increasing. |
| flaping (aleteo) | Action of flapping the wings of a winged animal or fish. |
| pleased (complacido) | Who feels complacency or satisfaction. |
| race (carrera) | A race is a speed competition. |
| car (auto) | Four-wheeled, closed vehicle, with seats, powered by a combustion or electric engine, intended for the transportation of one to five people. |
| jump (saltar) | Jumping is a movement in which a living being or non-living object is propelled through the air along a ballistic trajectory. |
| have (tener) | Indicates that what is expressed by the direct object has a relationship, especially possession, belonging or inclusion, with the person or thing designated by the subject |
| need (necesitar) | Having [a person or thing] need someone or something in certain circumstances or for a certain purpose. |
| air (aire) | Air is the name given to the dissolution of gases that constitutes the Earth's atmosphere, which remain inside the planet Earth due to the action of gravity. |
Created by:
Darlenne Pineda
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