¿SABEMOS A VECES LO QUE DECIMOS – SEGUNDA PARTE

SAW

[sɔ:]

I. ver – forma de pasado del verbo see

IV. v (sawed, sawed, sawn) serrar, cortar con sierra, rajarse con sierra

9. He had such a worm heart.

WORM

[wə:m]

I. 1. gusano, lombriz (también fig.)

WARM

[wɔ:m]

I. 1. cálido (también para el color)

8. We were two sheeps passing in the night.

SHEEP

[ʃi:p]

1. oveja (también fig.)

2. pl rebaño

7. We have hated each other for so long. I want to borrow the hatchet.

BORROW

['bɔrоw]

v tomar prestado, pedir prestado (dinero etc.)

HATCHET

['hætʃit]

n hacha pequeña, segur, tomahawk

to bury the HATCHET hacer las paces, enterrar la enemistad

6. My dentist makes me blush twice a day.

BLUSH

[blʌʃ]

I. 1. sonrojarse, enrojecerse (at, for)

BRUSH

[brʌʃ]

I. 1. cepillo (para barrer, limpiar, pintar, cepillado dental, etc.)

2. cepillado

5. I don't know if he will propose, but I am expecting.

to be EXPECTing para una mujer: estoy esperando un bebé, estoy embarazada

EXPECT

[iks'pekt]

1. esperar

4. I have something exciting to tell you.
My girlfriend and I got enraged last night!

ENRAGE

[in'reidʒ]

v enfurecer, exasperar

ENGAGE

[in'geidʒ]

to become/get ENGAGEd prometerse en matrimonio

3. The groom was wearing a very nice croissant.

CROSS

[krɔs]

I. 1. cruz (también fig.)

CROISSANT

[krə'sant]

croissant

2. He lifted the veal off her face and gave her a big kiss.

VEAL

[vi:l]

1. carne de ternera

[veil]

I. 1. velo, vuelillo, tul, feredja, yasmak, pañuelo (esp. para la cabeza)

1. I think she is really glad she got marinated.

MARINATE

['mærineit]

marinar

MARRY

['mæri]

I. 1. casarse, casar, contraer matrimonio (to con), celebrar matrimonio

to get married