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Vocabulary 2

English

QuestionAnswer
COCKROACH - Cockroaches are creepier than centipedes. barata
CONSIDERATE - My mom is more considerate than my dad. atencioso
GECKO - Geckos are creepier than snakes. lagartixas
FLAT SCREEN - Flat screens are more expensive than regular tvs. tela plana
JACKFRUIT/ DURIAN - Jackfruit is more delicious than durian. jaca/ durian – não tem tradução, semelhante à jaca
NASTY - This fruit smells so nasty. desagradável
CURLY - Ashley’s hair is curlier than her twin sister’s. crespo/ curlier – mais crespo
SPICY - Vietnamese food is spicier than Korean food. picante
OUTGOING - I am the most outgoing person in my class. extrovertido
SELFISH - He is the most selfish kid I know. egoísta
GREEDY - Tom looked greedy. / You are the greediest person I know. guloso, ganancioso
GREEDILY - Tom looked greedily at the pie on the table. com avidez, gananciosamente
LAZY - I am the laziest on my gym class. preguiçoso
TIGHT - This is mu tightest pair of jeans. apertado
DUMB - Show Off is the dumbest show I have ever watched. estúpido
AVOID - You stay in bed to avoid her story. evitar
BLAME - Maybe you blame yourself. culpar/ fault – substantive
LEADERSHIP - The 7 essential steps for change and leadership. liderança
LEAD - If you need to lead people you have to have energy. liderar, conduzir
SCREW - If you’re teaching children and you’re tired, you are screwed. And screw means you’re in big trouble. foder, trepar
HAND ME - Hand me a book. entregar para mim
SLENDER - My mother is tall and slender. magra, esbelta, delicada
SOUND - Bowling sounds good. parecer
PHRASE - Phrase is a group of words, not a complete sentence. sentença
SENTENCE/ CAPITAL LETTER/ FULL STOP - Sentence is a complete idea in writing, beginning with a capital letter and ending with a full stop. frase/ letra maiúscula/ ponto final
QUESTION MARK - Question is a set of words that Begin with a capital letter and end with a question mark. ponto de interrogação
MATCH - Match the words on the left with the words on the right. corresponder
FILL/ GAP - Fill the gaps in the sentence. preencher/ lacunas
WRITE DOWN - Here are some ways of writing down words you want to learn. anotar
WHEEL roda
BOOT porta-malas
WINDSCREEN pára-brisa
HEADLIGHT farol
FORK garfo
MUG caneca, conteúdo de uma caneca
KIND - Thank you. That’s very kind of you. gentil, amável
RIP - His pants are ripped over his left knee. rasgar
ING – words with end in E -E +ING
ING – words with end in IE -IE +YING
ING – words with end in V+C doubled the C +ING
ING – C+C +ING, not doubled the C
ING – V+V+C +ING, not doubled the C
ING – longer words +ING, not doubled the C
ING – end with Y and W +ING, Y and W aren’t consonants
BUDGET CUTBACKS - Means spending less money. cortes no orçamento
ROW - What about front row seats at the basketball? fileira, fila
TROUSERS - How much are these trousers? calça comprida
DIG cavar, desenterrar
Simple Present (he, she, it) – After S +ES
Simple Present (he, she, it) – After SH +ES
Simple Present (he, she, it) – After CH +ES
Simple Present (he, she, it) - Words with end in Y -Y + IES
Simple Present (he, she, it) - The most of the words +S
Simple Present (he, she, it) - Have has
Simple Present (he, she, it) - Do does
Simple Present (he, she, it) - Go goes
BOIL - Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius. ferver
KEEP - Can you keep a secret? guardar, manter, ficar
SUPPORT - I supported a different team. apoiar, representar
PRETEND - I had to be very good at pretending. fingir
CHEER - I couldn't cheer when my team scored. aplaudir, dar vivas, comemorar, torcer
GET - I always got football gifts for the wrong team. ter, obter
MATCH - Now I can relax and enjoy all the matches with my family. jogo, partida
BAKER padeiro
STRIPE - Which animal has black and white stripes? listra
HORN - Which animal has long horns? chifre
SPOT - The leopard has black spots. mancha
MANE - The horse has hair on its head and neck. This is called mane. / The hair on the lion is also called a mane. crina, juba
SPOUSE cônjugue
WIDOWED viúva
UNSEEN - In November, a cold, unseen stranger came to visit the city. invisível
STORY - She lives at the three-story building. andar
MAKE UP YOUR MIND - She was made up her mind that she is not going to get well. 'colocar na cabeça'
WORTH - Has she anything on her mind worth thinking twice? digno, que vale a pena
WHENEVER sempre que, a qualquer hora
TAKE AWAY - I take away fifty percent from the curative power of medicines. tirar
WHISTLE assobiar
RAGTIME - She went to her room whistling ragtime. jazz
STORY - She began making a drawing for a story in a magazine. artigo, reportagem
BACKWARD - She was couting backward. de trás para frente, regressivo
IVY VINE - And old ivy vine going bat at the roots. videira
BREATH - The cold breath of autumn is strong. sopro
STRIKE - The wind stricken leaves. atingir
BRANCH - The leaves, from the plant until its branches, was falling. ramo
HUMBLE - A man of humble origins. humilde
LEAP / MANKIND -It's a small step for a man, but a giant leap for mankind. salto / humanidade
The good old times are long gone. Os bons velhos tempos se acabaram há muito tempo.
DOUBT - There's no doubt about it. dúvida
ANNOYING - Text messaging is annoying. irritante
CHIME - The fourth surgeon chimes in: concordar
LEFT OVER - You have a few parts left over at the end. sobrar
SHUT UP - The fifth surgeon shut them all up. calar
GUT - There's no guts. tripas
BUTT - The head and butt are interchangeable. traseiro
ASTONISH - The first one was astonished. surpreender (surpreso)
SURVEY pesquisar
DESERVE - I think you deserve more. merecer
KEEP ON - Where the people keep on killing for their metaphors. continuar
GUESS - Always guessing. supor
AMUSING - We're just human, amusing and confusing. divertido
Created by: Vivis
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