Vocabulario para niños de colegio

1. setting

2. PLOT

3. CARRIAGE [ˈkærɪdʒ]

4. Bunk beds

5. Siege [ˈsiːdʒ]

6. Underage [ˌʌndərˈeɪdʒ]
Too young
under the
law to do
something

7. UNDERAGE DRINKING ALCOHOL STOCK

8. Detention [dɪˈtɛnʃən] A PUNISHMENT
WHERE STUDENTS
HAVE TO STAY IN
A CLASSROOM OR
AT SCHOOL AFTER
THEIR CLASSES
END

9. Bouncer [ˈbaʊnsər]
A person who provides security in a
disco

10. Fine [ˈfaɪn] To require someone to pay money as a punishment

11. Plagiarize
[ˈpleɪdʒəraɪz]
To steal or copy the writing of another
person and to say it is your own work

12. CHANGE THE MONEY YOU GET BACK AFTER YOU BUY
SOMETHING
[ˈtʃeɪndʒ]

13. Bowing
[ˈbəʊɪŋ]
Instead of shaking hands, people in
some Asian cultures prefer to bow.

14. foreigner[ˈfɒrɪnər] A person who is from a country that is not your own

15. Turn in Report a criminal to the police

16. Give up Stop doing something something

17. Get along with
Be friends with

18. Break up End a relationship

19. Get over Recover from a bad experiene

20. Tell on
Report someone to a parent or teacher for
breaking a rule

21. Figure out Solve a problem or find an answer

22. Keep to (myself,
yourself etc)
Not share some information
with other people

23. Confess you did a crime or broke a rule

24. Phrasal verb inseparable
separable
Verb + preposition
EXAMPLE
GET BACK MONEY
GET MY MONEY
BACK
PUT ON YOUR
SHOES
TURN OFF
INSEPARABLES ARE MORE
COMPLEX
THEY ARE EXPRESSIONS
ALREADY COMPOSED

25. PREPOSITIONS
AWAY, AROUND, BACK, DOWN, IN,
OVER, ON, OUT, OFF, UP, THROUGH

26. THE COMBINATION OF THESE
PROPOSITIONS TOGETHER
WITH A VERB WILL GIVE YOU
DIFFERENT MEANINGS

27. UP
ON
TURN VOLTEAR DOWN
OFF
TURN UP THE VOLUMEN, PLEASE
TURN DOWN THE VOLUMEN , PLEASE
TURN ON THE TV PLEASE
TURN OFF THE T.V PLEASE

29. TURN OFF THE TELEVISION TURN IT OFF
TURN THE TELEVISION OFF

30. Back regresar
devolver
Be back estar de regreso
Give back regresar
Put back regresar
Smile back regresar una sonrisa
Write back responder
Call/pone/ring back regresar
una llamada
Pay back pagar
Come back regresar
Get back regresar
Go back regresar
Take something back
devolver

31. 1 I am back
2. that could give her back her confidence
3. Put the book back on the shelf
4. I waved to her and she smiled back
Write me back as soon as you can
I´ll call you back in ten minutes
If you borrow money, you have to pay it back
We decided to come back England.
It started to rain, so we decided to go back
If you don´t like to tie, you can take it back

32. Out fuera /salir/ finalmente
Eat comer fuera drop bandonar/desertar
Ask inviter a salir turn out resultar al final
Leave out omitir blow reventar / apagar
Cut suprimir/separar work hacer ejercicio
Lock quedarse fuera/ salirse/bloquear
Walk salirse

33. 1.I don´t want to cook we´ll eat out
2.I´d like to ask Jenny out
3.Do exercise 20 but leave out numbre 12
4.He cut out a very important pat in his biography
5.They had no keys so they were locked out
6.He just stood up and walked out.
7.Paul went to college but he dropped out after one year
8.Nobody believed paul but he turned out to be right.
9.Blow out the candle, please.
10.I work out three times a week.

35. lizard

36. SAND

37. basketball

38. mushrooms

39. A fly´s eye

40. A slice of tomato