Voc Phrasal Verbs Collocations C1

Vocabulario, Phrasal verbs y Collocations por temas (C1)

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¿Sientes que tu inglés es correcto pero "plano"? En el nivel C1 (Advanced), la diferencia entre un aprobado y la excelencia reside en la capacidad de combinar palabras de forma natural. Este curso especializado organiza el léxico más complejo por áreas temáticas, permitiéndote dominar Phrasal Verbs y Collocations en el contexto donde realmente los vas a usar.

Olvida las listas interminables sin sentido. Aquí aprenderás cómo el vocabulario avanzado, las expresiones idiomáticas y las combinaciones de palabras (collocations) se entrelazan para que puedas hablar y escribir sobre cualquier tema —desde tecnología y política hasta emociones y psicología— con la fluidez y el matiz de un nativo culto.

¿Qué incluye este entrenamiento de nivel Advanced?

  • Módulos Temáticos de Alto Nivel: Vocabulario específico para entornos profesionales, académicos, sociales y de actualidad global.

  • Diccionario de Collocations: Aprende qué adjetivos "casan" con qué sustantivos para evitar sonar como un traductor automático.

  • Phrasal Verbs en Contexto: No más listas de "Get" o "Put". Aprende los verbos compuestos según el tema (ej. Phrasal verbs para negocios, para relaciones o para salud).

  • Precisión Léxica (Nuance): Aprende a elegir la palabra exacta para expresar grados de intensidad, probabilidad o sentimiento.

  • Preparación para Exámenes (CAE/IELTS): Enfoque directo en el Use of English y en elevar la puntuación del Writing y Speaking mediante un vocabulario variado.

¿Por qué este curso transformará tu inglés?

  • Organización Mental: Clasificar el léxico por temas ayuda a tu cerebro a recuperar las palabras mucho más rápido durante una conversación.

  • Sonido Natural: El dominio de las collocations es el "santo grial" para dejar de traducir mentalmente desde el español.

  • Versatilidad de Registro: Aprende a moverte con elegancia entre el inglés formal de un informe y el inglés idiomático de una reunión social.

Deja de usar palabras comunes y empieza a dominar el idioma. Lleva tu C1 al siguiente nivel con el léxico que marca la diferencia.

Course content

32 chapters • 1 lesson
    InglésEspañolEjemplo
    ChauvinisticExcesivamente patrióticoSome of the politician's comments came across as quite chauvinistic.
    ObligingDispuesto a ayudarThe customer service representative was very obliging in helping me find the right item.
    TactlessPropenso a ofenderHer tactless remarks at the dinner party upset several of the guests.
    DiligentTrabajadorThe diligent student spent hours studying for the final exam.
    DistrustfulDesconfiadoThe distrustful employee was reluctant to share information with the new manager.
    ShrewdCon buen juicioThe shrewd business owner recognized an opportunity for expansion before anyone else.
    SupportiveQue da ayuda o ánimoMy supportive friends were there for me during a difficult time.
    ImpetuousQue actúa sin pensarThe impetuous young man made a risky decision without considering the consequences.
    PushyQue promociona sus propios intereses de forma egoístaSome found the CEO's pushy management style to be overbearing.
    TaciturnReservado, que habla pocoThe taciturn old man preferred to keep to himself rather than engage in conversation.
    DiffidentQue carece de confianzaThe diffident new employee was hesitant to share her ideas in meetings.
    AloofDistante y poco sociableThe aloof celebrity avoided interacting with fans at the event.
    DisdainfulQue no cree que otros merezcan respetoHer disdainful attitude toward her colleagues made her difficult to work with.
    ConceitedQue se cree maravillosoThe conceited actor believed he deserved all the credit for the film's success.
    GullibleQue se deja engañar fácilmenteThe gullible customer fell for the salesman's exaggerated claims about the product.
    ConscientiousQue toma su trabajo en serioThe conscientious employee always submitted her work on time and to a high standard.
    RestlessQue no se siente satisfecho y quiere algo nuevoThe restless young professional was constantly looking for new challenges and opportunities.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo
    Get carried awayDejarse llevarShe got carried away with her excitement and ended up yelling at the referee.
    Back upApoyarThe team captain backed up the coach's decision to bench the star player.
    Come acrossParecerThe speaker came across as quite confident, even if she was nervous inside.
    End upAcabarThe argument ended up escalating into a shouting match.
    Frown on (upon)DesaprobarThe company frowned upon employees using social media during work hours.
    Bottle something upGuardar las emocionesHe bottled up his feelings about the breakup instead of talking to someone.
    Count onConfiar enYou can always count on your best friend to be there for you.
    Fawn overAdular obsesivamenteThe fans fawned over the movie star when she arrived at the premiere.
    Creep outIncomodarThe creepy old man's staring creeps me out.
    Fend for oneselfSer independienteAfter moving out, she had to fend for herself and pay her own bills.
    Grow out ofMadurar y dejar de hacerShe finally grew out of her teenage rebellion phase.
    Boss aboutMandar aThe manager was always bossing his employees about and telling them what to do.
    Dote overCuidar excesivamenteThe grandparents doted over their only grandchild.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo
    Be sharp-tonguedHablar de manera severa y críticaThe boss is known for being sharp-tongued with her employees.
    Be a lone wolf/birdPreferir la propia compañía y no le gusta socializarThe introvert in the office is a bit of a lone wolf, preferring to work alone.
    Be moaning MinnieQuejarse mucho por cosas insignificantesDon't be such a moaning Minnie, it's not that bad.
    Be a wet blanketArruinar la diversión de los demásStop being a wet blanket and try to enjoy the party.
    Be a rolling stoneMoverse de un lugar a otro, de trabajo en trabajo, sin quedarse en ningún sitio por mucho tiempoYour uncle is a bit of a rolling stone, never staying in one job or place for long.
    Be a wallflowerPersona tímida que no tiene con quién hablar o bailar en una fiestaShe's normally a wallflower at parties, too shy to mingle.
    Be a party animalAlguien que le gusta ir mucho a fiestasYour brother is such a party animal, he's out clubbing every weekend.
    Be a cold fishAlguien que tiene muy pocas emociones, que se considera frío e insensibleThe boss comes across as a bit of a cold fish, never showing any warmth or empathy.
    Be a dark horseAlguien que tiene más habilidades de las que muestra o de las que otros son conscientesShe was a dark horse in the competition, surprising everyone with her hidden talents.
    Be a smart cookieAlguien que tiene una personalidad fuerte o es bastante inteligenteYour grandfather was a real smart cookie, always able to outsmart everyone.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo
    Your folksFamiliaI spent the weekend visiting my folks back home.
    Partner/coupleParejaThey've been a happy couple for over 10 years now.
    Sibling/parent/relativeHermano/a, padre/madre, parienteMy younger sibling just got married.
    Colleague/mate/acquaintance/friendColega, amigo, conocido, amigoI'm meeting up with a few old work colleagues for drinks.
    EndearingCariñoso, amorosoShe has such an endearing way of talking to her grandchildren.
    BreadwinnerEl principal contribuyente económico del hogarAs the breadwinner, he provides for the whole family.
    Empty-nestersLos padres que viven solos después de que sus hijos se van de casaNow that the kids have moved out, my parents are officially empty-nesters.
    WingmanUna persona con la que sales que te ayuda a conseguir una citaMy wingman really came through and helped me talk to that cute girl at the bar.
    Two-faced (adj)Que dice una cosa y luego hace otraI can't trust her, she's so two-faced - you never know which side you're going to get.
    Be exclusiveSalir solo con una persona y no con nadie másThey've been an exclusive couple for a few months now.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo
    Catch upHablar con alguien después de mucho tiempo sin verseAfter not seeing each other for years, they caught up over coffee.
    Look Alike / Look Like Someone / Take After Someone (personality)Ser similar a un parienteThe new baby really takes after her grandmother in personality.
    Grow out ofVolverse demasiado mayor o maduro para algoThe teenager has finally grown out of his rebellious phase.
    To be turned downSer rechazadoThe job applicant was really disappointed to be turned down for the position.
    Fall for someoneEnamorarse de alguienShe totally fell for the charming stranger she met at the party.
    To be involved with someone elseEstar saliendo con otra personaIt turned out her boyfriend was already involved with someone else.
    Move In TogetherMudarse a vivir juntosAfter dating for a couple years, they finally decided to move in together.
    Drift apartPerder interés mutuo con el tiempoOver the years, they just drifted apart and grew distant.
    Answer backResponder de mala maneraThe teenager answered back angrily when her parents scolded her.
    Split up / Break upTerminar una relaciónAfter many arguments, the couple finally decided to split up.
    Cheer upPoner de mejor humor a alguienThe friends tried to cheer up the heartbroken girl after her breakup.
    Bump into sbVer a alguien por casualidadI just bumped into my old college roommate at the grocery store.
    Let sb downDecepcionar a alguienI really let my parents down when I failed that important exam.
    Ask outInvitar a salir a alguienHe finally worked up the courage to ask her out on a date.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    Make sb’s palms sweatHacer sudar a alguienThe thought of public speaking makes my palms sweat.
    Make the first moveDar el primer pasoHe was too shy to make the first move and talk to her.
    Take it to the next levelLlevarlo al siguiente nivelAfter dating for a year, they decided to take it to the next level and move in together.
    A shoulder to cry onUn hombro para llorarWhenever I'm feeling down, she's always there as a shoulder to cry on.
    Hate sb's gutsOdiar a alguien con toda el almaAfter what he did, I hate his guts.
    Clear the airAclarar las cosasWe finally cleared the air about our misunderstandings.
    Be over the moonEstar felizWhen she got the job offer, she was over the moon.
    Get on like a house on fireLlevarse muy bienFrom the moment they met, they got on like a house on fire.
    Tie the knotAtar el nudoThey're tying the knot next month in a beautiful ceremony.
    Be like two peas in a podSer como dos gotas de aguaThey're so alike, they're like two peas in a pod.
    Have butterflies in your stomachTener mariposas en el estómagoBefore the interview, I had butterflies in my stomach.
    Be on the same wavelengthEstar en la misma ondaThey always understand each other, they're on the same wavelength.
    Be the black sheepSer la oveja negraHe's always been the black sheep of the family.
    Be your own flesh and bloodSer de tu misma sangreShe's my sister, my own flesh and blood.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    InfancyInfanciaBabies typically start crawling during infancy.
    ChildhoodNiñezChildhood memories often shape our adult lives.
    Adolescence / TeenagerAdolescencia / AdolescenteTeenagers often struggle with identity and independence.
    AdulthoodAdultezAdulthood comes with its own set of responsibilities.
    Middle ageMediana edadMiddle age is a time of reflection for many people.
    Old age / Senior citizenVejez / Persona de la tercera edadSenior citizens enjoy various discounts at stores.
    YouthJuventudYouth is often associated with energy and idealism.
    The elderlyLas personas mayoresThe elderly need support and care as they age.
    The ageing processProceso de envejecimientoThe ageing process can be slowed down with a healthy lifestyle.
    Life expectancyEsperanza de vidaImprovements in healthcare have increased life expectancy.
    Memory lossPérdida de memoriaMemory loss can be a symptom of various medical conditions.
    Go grey / Turn greyPonerse gris / Volverse grisHe started to go grey in his early thirties.
    Turn (20)Cumplir (20 años)She turned 20 last week and celebrated with friends.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    Get onEnvejecer / Tener una buena relaciónAs they get on in years, they cherish their friendship even more.
    Bring upEducar / criarShe was brought up in a loving family environment.
    Grow upConvertirse en adultoHe grew up in a small town before moving to the city.
    Take afterParecerse a (en personalidad)She takes after her mother, both in looks and temperament.
    Build upDesarrollar / fortalecerRegular exercise helps to build up your strength.
    Drop out ofAbandonarHe dropped out of college to pursue his passion for music.
    End upTerminar / acabarIf you keep skipping classes, you'll end up failing the course.
    Hang out withPasar el tiempo con alguienI like to hang out with my friends on weekends.
    Pass awayFallecerSadly, her grandfather passed away last year.
    Settle downEstablecerseAfter years of traveling, she finally decided to settle down in the countryside.
    Pass onTransmitir / dejar a alguienHe passed on his love for gardening to his children.
    Stay outQuedarse fuera de casaShe stayed out late with her friends last night.
    Stay overPasar la nocheYou're welcome to stay over if you don't want to drive home tonight.
    Stay upQuedarse despiertoI had to stay up all night to finish my assignment.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    Rape old ageEdad avanzadaDespite her rape old age, she remained active and healthy.
    Be over the hillEstar pasado de edad / No ser útilSome people think he's over the hill, but he's still sharp and productive.
    Fountain of youthFuente de juventudMany people search for the fountain of youth, but it's just a myth.
    Live on borrowed timeVivir prestadoAfter his heart attack, the doctor told him he was living on borrowed time.
    Be in sb’s primeEstar en la mejor etapa de su vidaShe's in her prime and excelling in her career.
    Feel in one’s own skinSentirse cómodo en su propia pielIt takes time to feel in one's own skin after major life changes.
    Be as old as the hillsSer tan viejo como las colinasThat joke is as old as the hills, but it still makes me laugh.
    Leave the children to their own devicesDejar a los niños a su aireSometimes it's good to leave the children to their own devices and let them explore.
    From the cradle to the graveDesde la cuna hasta la tumbaEducation should be a lifelong journey from the cradle to the grave.
    Tie the knotCasarse / Dar el síThey decided to tie the knot after being together for ten years.
    For agesDurante mucho tiempoWe haven't seen each other for ages.
    In an age of yearsEn una era de añosThe ruins date back to an age of years before recorded history.
    In a month of SundaysEn una eternidadIt feels like it's been raining for a month of Sundays.
    For sb’s agePara la edad de alguienHe's pretty good at soccer for his age.
    Act your age!¡Comportate según tu edad!Stop acting like a child and act your age!
    Come / be of ageLlegar / ser mayor de edadWhen you come of age, you can vote and drive legally.
    Feel / look one’s ageSentirse / parecer su edadShe's starting to feel her age after all those late nights.
    Tender age / Ripe ageTierna edad / Edad maduraHe showed exceptional talent even at a tender age.
    Sb of a certain ageAlguien de cierta edadThe party was attended by actors of a certain age.
    In this day and ageEn estos tiemposIt's surprising that such discrimination still exists in this day and age.
    In my dayEn mi épocaIn my day, we didn't have smartphones; we played outside.
    Of oldDel pasadoWe can learn a lot from the customs and traditions of old.
    By / at the age ofA la edad deBy the age of 30, she had already traveled to 20 countries.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    Animal-human interfaceInterfaz animal-humanoThe investigation focused on understanding the animal-human interface of the virus.
    DiagnosticDiagnósticoThe doctor performed a diagnostic test to confirm the illness.
    Mild/severe symptomsSíntomas leves/gravesHe experienced mild symptoms such as a cough and fever.
    PneumoniaNeumoníaPneumonia is a common complication of severe COVID-19 cases.
    Shortness of breathDificultad para respirarShortness of breath is a common symptom of respiratory illnesses.
    Death tollNúmero total de muertesThe death toll from the pandemic continues to rise.
    (A)symptomatic/confirmed caseCaso (a)sintomático/confirmadoShe tested positive for COVID-19 but remained asymptomatic.
    Epidemic Vs PandemicEpidemia vs PandemiaThe outbreak was initially classified as an epidemic but later escalated into a pandemic.
    (Self-) Isolation(Auto) AislamientoAfter testing positive, he went into self-isolation for two weeks.
    (Self-) Quarantine(Auto) CuarentenaShe was advised to self-quarantine after potential exposure to the virus.
    (A place) is in/under/on Lockdown(Un lugar) está en/bajo/cerrado por el confinamientoThe city was placed under lockdown to curb the spread of the virus.
    Social distance/distancingDistancia socialMaintaining social distancing is crucial in preventing the spread of the virus.
    (To break) the chain of transmission(Romper) la cadena de transmisiónWearing masks and practicing good hygiene helps break the chain of transmission.
    Health/medical productsProductos de salud / médicosThe demand for health products like masks and gloves surged during the pandemic.
    PPE (Personal Protection Equipment)EPP (Equipo de Protección Personal)Healthcare workers rely on PPE like masks and gowns to stay safe.
    US Sanitize, UK SanitiseDesinfectar / esterilizar (US-UK)It's important to sanitize your hands regularly to prevent the spread of germs.
    Hand sanitiserGel hidroalcohólicoShe always carries hand sanitizer in her bag for quick disinfection.
    Homemade maskMáscara caseraShe sewed a homemade mask using fabric and elastic.
    NHS (National Health Service UK)NHS (Servicio Nacional de Salud del Reino Unido)The NHS played a crucial role in managing the healthcare response to the pandemic.
    WHO (World Health Organization)OMS (Organización Mundial de la Salud)The WHO provides global guidance on managing public health crises.
    CDC (Centers for Disease Control and prevention)CDC (Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades)The CDC monitors and responds to outbreaks of diseases worldwide.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    Break outEstallar / surgir / propagarseThe virus outbreak broke out in Wuhan, China, in late 2019.
    Trace backRastrear / remontarse aEpidemiologists traced back the origin of the virus to a market in Wuhan.
    Sort out / Work outResolver / solucionarIt took them a while to sort out the logistical challenges of vaccine distribution.
    Fight offCombatir / evitarHe managed to fight off the flu by boosting his immune system.
    Come down with sth.Contraer algo / enfermar de algoShe came down with a severe case of COVID-19 after traveling abroad.
    Wash upLavarse / limpiarse (las manos)Remember to wash up thoroughly before dinner.
    Clean up sth.Limpiar algo / hacer una limpiezaThe medical staff had to clean up the contaminated area after the spill.
    Fade awayDesvanecerse / disminuirAs the pandemic progressed, the initial panic started to fade away.
    Get overRecuperarse / superarWith proper treatment, most patients can get over the virus within a few weeks.
    Count onContar con / confiar enWe're counting on scientists to develop an effective vaccine soon.
    Pass awayFallecer / morirSadly, many people have passed away from the coronavirus.
    Hunker downRefugiarse / resguardarse / confinarseDuring the lockdown, families hunkered down at home to stay safe.
    Take care of yourselfCuidarse / cuidar de uno mismoRemember to take care of yourself during these challenging times.
    To freak out (slang)Asustarse / volverse loco (coloquial)She freaked out when she heard the news about the virus spreading rapidly.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    It’s to be avoided like the plagueDebe evitarse como la pesteGoing to crowded places during the pandemic is to be avoided like the plague.
    Spread like wildfirePropagarse como un incendio forestalThe rumor about the layoffs spread like wildfire throughout the office.
    Feeling under the weatherSentirse indispuesto / no encontrarse bienI'm feeling a bit under the weather today; I might have caught a cold.
    Look (a bit) off-colourVerse pálido / no estar bien de aspectoShe looked a bit off-colour, so I asked if she was feeling okay.
    To be back on (your) feetEstar recuperado / estar de pie de nuevoAfter a week of rest, she was back on her feet and ready to work.
    To be scarred by / for lifeQuedar marcado de por vidaHe was scarred for life after witnessing the traumatic event.
    To be on the mendEstar mejorando / en proceso de recuperaciónDespite the accident, he's on the mend and should recover soon.
    Outbreak of (salmonella, coronavirus)Brote de (salmonela, coronavirus)The outbreak of coronavirus led to strict lockdown measures.
    (Close) to passing the peak of infections(Cerca de) pasar el pico de infeccionesWe're hopeful that we're close to passing the peak of infections and seeing a decline.
    Flatten the curveAplanar la curvaSocial distancing measures are crucial to flatten the curve of COVID-19 cases.
    Be test -ed (positive/negative) for (coronavirus, HIV, etc.)Ser sometido a una prueba (positiva/negativa) de (coronavirus, VIH, etc.)He was tested negative for coronavirus after showing symptoms.
    Be transmitted to (sb.)Ser transmitido a (alguien)The virus can be transmitted to others through close contact.
    Be contaminated with (virus)Estar contaminado con (virus)The food was contaminated with the virus, leading to illness.
    Suffer from (fever, sneezes, etc.)Sufrir de (fiebre, estornudos, etc.)She's suffering from a high fever and body aches.
    Find a cure for (coronavirus)Encontrar una cura para (coronavirus)Scientists around the world are racing to find a cure for coronavirus.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    MonotonousMonótono / tediosoHis job involves monotonous tasks like data entry all day.
    SalarySalarioHe received his monthly salary at the end of the month.
    BonusBonoShe received a year-end bonus for her exceptional performance.
    CareerCarrera / profesiónHe's dedicated to advancing his career in finance.
    SkillsHabilidadesHer extensive skills and qualifications make her an asset to the company.
    ProspectsPerspectivasThere are many career prospects for graduates in the tech industry.
    Employer-employeeEmpleador-empleadoThe relationship between employer and employee should be built on mutual trust.
    Heavy workloadCarga de trabajoDue to the deadline, they had to deal with a heavy workload.
    Run a firm / companyDirigir una empresaHe's determined to run his own firm one day.
    Job securitySeguridad laboralShe values job security and prefers stable employment.
    Be overworkedEstar sobrecargadoShe's been feeling overworked lately due to the project deadline.
    Behind a deskDetrás de un escritorioHe spends most of his day behind a desk, working on reports.
    ReliableConfiableShe's known for being reliable and always meeting deadlines.
    Staff turnoverRotación de personalThe high staff turnover suggests issues with the company culture.
    PaperworkTrabajo administrativoHe spent the morning sorting through paperwork and filing documents.
    Work in shiftsTrabajar en turnosNurses often work in shifts to provide round-the-clock care.
    RetireJubilarseAfter 40 years of service, he decided to retire and enjoy his golden years.
    CommuteViajar al trabajoHis long commute to work takes up a significant portion of his day.
    Give sb noticeDar aviso a alguienHe gave his employer two weeks' notice before leaving the company.
    FireDespedir / despedir a alguienShe was fired from her job due to budget cuts.
    Be made redundantSer despedido debido a la redundanciaMany employees were made redundant after the company downsized.
    Resign / Quit a jobRenunciar a un trabajoHe decided to resign from his position and explore new opportunities.
    Unemployment benefitPrestación por desempleoHe applied for unemployment benefits after losing his job.
    BackgroundAntecedentesHis educational background includes a master's degree in economics.
    ApprenticeshipAprendizajeShe completed an apprenticeship program to gain practical skills in carpentry.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    Burn outQuemarse / AgotarseAfter working overtime for weeks, she experienced burnout.
    Knuckle downPonerse las pilas / Ponerse a trabajar duroHe needed to knuckle down and finish the project by the deadline.
    Take onContratar / EmplearThe company decided to take on new employees to handle the increased workload.
    Sort out / Work outResolver / solucionarIt took hours of brainstorming to sort out the logistics of the event.
    Slack offAflojar / DesentenderseHe was warned by his boss not to slack off during working hours.
    Snow underEstar abrumado / atiborradoWith all the assignments, he was snowed under with work.
    To get aheadAvanzar / ProgresarShe worked hard to get ahead in her career.
    Go offDejar un trabajo / RenunciarShe decided to go off and pursue her passion for writing.
    Keep up your jobMantener tu trabajoDespite the challenges, she managed to keep up her job.
    Bear withTener paciencia / aguantarBear with me for a moment while I find the information.
    Be in charge ofEstar a cargo de / ser responsable deShe's in charge of the marketing department.
    Be on maternity leave / on a sick leaveEstar de baja por maternidad / por enfermedadShe's currently on maternity leave, expecting her second child.
    Put forwardProponer / PresentarHe put forward a new idea for improving efficiency.
    Be out of work (permanent) / be off work (temporary)Estar sin trabajo (permanente) / estar fuera del trabajo (temporal)After the company downsized, many employees were out of work.
    Apply for a jobSolicitar un trabajoShe decided to apply for a job in the tech industry.
    Be on the dole (BE)Estar en el paro (Reino Unido)After losing his job, he had to rely on the dole for financial support.
    Call aroundLlamar a varias personasShe called around to find the best deal on a new car.
    Fill sb in on / about stgPoner al tanto a alguien / sobre algoHe filled her in on the details of the upcoming meeting.
    Catch up with stg / sbPonerse al día con algo / alguienHe needs to catch up with the latest developments in the industry.
    Put stg offPosponer / Dejar para más tardeThey decided to put off the meeting until next week.
    Break into stgInterrumpir / comenzar repentinamenteShe broke into tears when she heard the news.
    Back stg upApoyar / respaldar algoShe asked her colleagues to back up her proposal at the meeting.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    Dead end jobTrabajo sin futuro / sin perspectivasHe realized he was stuck in a dead end job with no opportunity for advancement.
    Burn the Candle at Both EndsQuemar la vela por ambos extremosWorking two jobs, he was burning the candle at both ends just to make ends meet.
    Pound the pavementBuscar trabajo de puerta en puertaAfter being laid off, he had to pound the pavement to find a new job.
    Jump through hoopsSaltar a través de arosShe had to jump through hoops to get approval for her project.
    Golden handshakeIndemnización por despidoAfter 30 years of service, he received a generous golden handshake upon retirement.
    Plum jobTrabajo codiciado / posición deseadaLanding the CEO position at the company was considered a plum job.
    To bring home the baconGanarse el pan / traer el sustentoHe works hard every day to bring home the bacon for his family.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    travelviajeTravel broadens the mind and enriches the soul.
    tripviaje / excursiónWe went on a fishing trip last weekend.
    journeyviaje / trayectoThe journey from New York to Los Angeles took two days.
    tourtour / recorridoWe booked a guided tour of the city's landmarks.
    expeditionexpediciónThe explorer led an expedition to the remote jungle.
    excursionexcursiónThe school organized an excursion to the museum.
    outingsalida / excursiónWe're planning a family outing to the beach.
    day outdía de paseoLet's go for a day out in the countryside.
    accommodationalojamientoThe hotel provided comfortable accommodation for the guests.
    air travelviaje aéreoAir travel is the fastest way to cover long distances.
    space travelviaje espacialSpace travel presents unique challenges for astronauts.
    business travelviaje de negociosShe frequently travels for business meetings.
    travel sicknessmareo / cinetosisShe experienced travel sickness during the long car ride.
    travel agency / agentagencia de viajesWe booked our vacation through a local travel agency.
    travel insuranceseguro de viajeIt's essential to have travel insurance when traveling abroad.
    travel rug / wrapmanta de viajeShe packed a travel rug to keep warm during the flight.
    low / high seasontemporada baja / altaWe prefer to travel during the low season to avoid crowds.
    return / round ticketbillete de ida y vueltaI booked a round ticket for our trip to Paris.
    single ticketbillete sencilloHe purchased a single ticket for the train journey.
    tourist officeoficina de turismoThe tourist office provides maps and information for visitors.
    InglésEspañolEjemplo en inglés
    to travel toviajar aThey plan to travel to Spain next summer.
    to travel aroundviajar alrededor / recorrerWe spent a month traveling around Europe.
    to travel overviajar por encima de / atravesarThe train will travel over the mountain range.
    to travel throughatravesar / viajar a través deWe had to travel through several small towns to reach our destination.
    to take offdespegarThe plane will take off in 30 minutes.
    to go on a tripir de viajeThey decided to go on a trip to the beach for the weekend.
    to set out/off onpartir / iniciar un viajeThey set off on their journey early in the morning.
    to be away on a tripestar ausente en un viajeShe's currently away on a business trip.
    to get onsubir / abordarWe need to get on the train before it leaves.
    to get offbajar / descenderMake sure to get off at the right bus stop.
    to get awayescaparse / irse de vacacionesThey decided to get away to the mountains for a week.
    to get aroundmoverse / desplazarse porWith a car, it's easy to get around the city.
    to check in/outhacer el check in/outThey checked out of the hotel early in the morning.
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    to have a good/bad timepasar un buen / mal momentoWe had a great time at the beach last weekend.
    to live up to your expectationsestar a la altura de tus expectativasThe movie didn't live up to my expectations.
    to take out travel insurancecontratar un seguro de viajeIt's essential to take out travel insurance when going abroad.
    the outward/return/homeward trip/journeyviaje de ida / vuelta / de regresoThe outward journey was smooth, but the homeward trip was delayed.
    to travel lightviajar ligeroWhen backpacking, it's essential to travel light.
    a foreign/overseas/round-the-world trip/journeyun viaje al extranjero / al extranjero / alrededor del mundoThey embarked on a round-the-world trip to explore different cultures.
    a bus/coach/train/rail trip/journeyun viaje en autobús / autobús / tren / trenWe decided to take a train trip through Europe.
    full board/half boardpensión completa / media pensiónThe hotel offers full board accommodation for guests.
    travel arrangementsarreglos de viajeWe need to finalize our travel arrangements before the trip.
    first-class travelviaje de primera claseThey enjoyed the luxury of first-class travel.
    long-distance travelviajes de larga distanciaLong-distance travel can be exhausting.
    travel guideguía de viajeShe bought a travel guide to plan her trip to Italy.
    make a triphacer un viajeThey decided to make a trip to the mountains for the weekend.
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    multiculturalismmulticulturalismoCanada is known for its multiculturalism, with people from various backgrounds living harmoniously.
    imbalancedesequilibrio / falta de armoníaThe imbalance in power led to conflicts within the organization.
    tariffarancelThe government imposed a tariff on imported steel.
    manufacturingmanufacturaThe manufacturing sector contributes significantly to the country's economy.
    outsourceexternalizar / subcontratarMany companies outsource their IT services to cut costs.
    regulationregulaciónThe new regulation aims to standardize safety protocols.
    PrivatizationprivatizaciónPrivatization of state-owned enterprises has led to increased efficiency in some cases.
    prosperityprosperidadThe country experienced a period of prosperity after implementing economic reforms.
    trade barrierbarrera comercialTrade barriers hinder the free flow of goods and services between countries.
    interdependenceinterdependenciaIn today's globalized world, countries are interconnected and rely on each other's resources.
    humanitarian assistanceasistencia humanitariaThe Red Cross provides humanitarian assistance to refugees in war-torn regions.
    international peacekeepingmantenimiento de la paz internacionalThe United Nations sent international peacekeeping forces to resolve the conflict.
    peace-keeping forcesfuerzas de mantenimiento de la pazPeace-keeping forces were deployed to the region to maintain stability.
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    breaking down of trade barrierseliminación de barreras comercialesThe breaking down of trade barriers facilitated easier international trade.
    to feel overrun by sbsentirse abrumado por alguienShe felt overrun by the demands of her new job.
    to become economically dependent on sbvolverse económicamente dependiente de alguienThe country became economically dependent on foreign aid.
    to cope with environmental problemslidiar con problemas ambientalesGovernments need to find effective ways to cope with environmental problems.
    to impose sanctions against sbimponer sanciones contra alguienThe United Nations imposed sanctions against the oppressive regime.
    put up withaguantar / soportarShe had to put up with her noisy neighbors.
    wipe outeliminar / aniquilarThe flood wiped out entire villages along the coast.
    come up withidear / proponerShe came up with a brilliant solution to the problem.
    run out ofquedarse sin / agotarseWe ran out of milk, so I need to go to the store.
    bring aboutprovocar / causarThe new policy brought about significant changes in the economy.
    lay sb offdespedir a alguienThe company had to lay off employees due to budget cuts.
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    global economic imbalancesdesequilibrios económicos globalesThe global economic imbalances led to financial instability.
    standard of livingnivel de vidaThe standard of living in developed countries is generally higher than in developing ones.
    Income Distribution / inequalitydistribución del ingreso / desigualdadIncome distribution in the country has worsened over the years, leading to increased inequality.
    ease of communicationsfacilidad de comunicacionesWith advancements in technology, the ease of communications has significantly improved.
    population densitydensidad de poblaciónTokyo has one of the highest population densities in the world.
    market forcesfuerzas del mercadoMarket forces dictate the prices of goods and services.
    supply and demandoferta y demandaThe law of supply and demand governs the pricing of products.
    to earn a subsistence wageganar un salario de subsistenciaMany workers in developing countries earn only a subsistence wage.
    to launch a relief effortlanzar un esfuerzo de ayudaThe government launched a relief effort to assist the victims of the natural disaster.
    fair tradecomercio justoFair trade ensures that producers receive fair compensation for their goods.
    trade agreementsacuerdos comercialesThe countries signed trade agreements to facilitate international trade.
    to expand tradeexpandir el comercioThe company aims to expand trade into new markets.
    to maximize profitsmaximizar beneficiosThe company's primary goal is to maximize profits.
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    ‘laissez-faire’laissez-faireThe government's laissez-faire attitude towards the economy led to deregulation.
    AusterityausteridadThe country experienced austerity measures after the economic crisis.
    Curtailingrecorte / reducciónThe company announced curtailing of its workforce to reduce costs.
    Expendituresgastos / desembolsosThe government needs to carefully review its expenditures to balance the budget.
    Downturnsdisminución / descensoThe economy faced downturns in production during the recession.
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    bring about changeprovocar cambioGrassroots movements can bring about change in society.
    lay sb offdespedir / desahuciarThe company had to lay off several employees due to downsizing.
    shift away fromalejarse de / cambiarThe company decided to shift away from traditional marketing methods.
    get byarreglárselas / sobrevivirDespite financial difficulties, they managed to get by.
    Payoutpago / indemnizaciónThe insurance company made a large payout to the policyholder.
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    economic downturnsrecesiones económicasThe economy experienced several economic downturns in the past decade.
    stagnating growthcrecimiento estancadoThe country's economy is facing stagnating growth due to various factors.
    to be trapped in unemploymentestar atrapado en el desempleoMany people are trapped in unemployment due to the lack of job opportunities.
    welfare state retrenchmentreducción del estado de bienestarThe government implemented welfare state retrenchment measures to reduce spending.
    social expendituresgastos socialesSocial expenditures include healthcare, education, and social security.
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    ImmigrationInmigraciónImmigration to the United States has been a topic of debate.
    EmigrationEmigraciónMany Irish citizens emigrated during the potato famine.
    Migration (in general)Migración (en general)Migration patterns have shifted over the past century.
    RefugeeRefugiadoThe country accepted refugees fleeing from the war zone.
    Refugee campCampo de refugiadosThe refugee camp provided shelter for thousands of displaced people.
    Refugee claimReclamación de refugiadoHe submitted a refugee claim upon arriving in the country.
    Political asylumAsilo políticoHe sought political asylum after facing persecution in his home country.
    Impelled migrationMigración forzadaThe impelled migration was caused by natural disasters.
    Border governanceGobierno de fronterasBorder governance aims to regulate migration flows.
    Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)Personas desplazadas internamente (PDI)The conflict created a significant number of internally displaced persons.
    International migration lawDerecho internacional de migraciónInternational migration law governs the movement of people across borders.
    International protectionProtección internacionalThe organization provides international protection to refugees.
    XenophobiaXenofobiaXenophobia can lead to discrimination against immigrants.
    Unaccompanied childrenNiños no acompañadosUnaccompanied children arrived at the border seeking refuge.
    Stateless personPersona apátridaStateless persons lack citizenship in any country.
    Smuggling of migrantsContrabando de migrantesAuthorities cracked down on the smuggling of migrants.
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    Take sb inAceptar a alguienThey took in a stray dog and gave it a loving home.
    Deal withLidiar conShe needed to deal with her anxiety before the presentation.
    Live up toEstar a la altura deHe always strives to live up to his parents' expectations.
    Hold on toAferrarse aShe decided to hold on to her dreams despite the challenges.
    Look forward toEsperar con ansiasI look forward to spending the weekend at the beach.
    Put up withAguantarShe had to put up with her noisy neighbors.
    Turn sb out or turn out sbEchar a alguienThe landlord turned out the tenants for not paying rent.
    Face up toEnfrentarse aShe needed to face up to the consequences of her actions.
    Set outEmpezarThey set out on a journey to explore the countryside.
    Scrape by / alongSobrevivir con lo justoThey scraped by on minimum wage for years.
    Move onSeguir adelanteAfter the breakup, she needed to move on with her life.
    Camp outAcamparThey decided to camp out under the stars for the night.
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    Last resortÚltimo recursoThe use of force should be a last resort in resolving conflicts.
    To cross the borderCruzar la fronteraMany migrants risk their lives to cross the border in search of a better life.
    Embrace the newcomersAcoger a los recién llegadosThe community decided to embrace the newcomers with open arms.
    Immigration influxFlujo migratorioThe immigration influx strained resources in the border towns.
    Immigration offenceDelito de inmigraciónIllegal border crossing is considered an immigration offence.
    Mass immigrationInmigración masivaThe country experienced mass immigration during the economic boom.
    Trafficking in peopleTráfico de personasAuthorities cracked down on trafficking in people along the border.
    Safe, orderly and regular migrationMigración segura, ordenada y regularInternational cooperation is necessary to ensure safe, orderly, and regular migration.
    Regular migration pathwaysVías de migración regularesThe government established regular migration pathways for skilled workers.
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    Decked outEquipado / Vestido con todos los accesoriosHe arrived at the event decked out in his professional gear.
    Small gigsPequeños conciertosThey started their music career by performing small gigs in local bars.
    Beer nerdsAficionados a la cervezaThe beer nerds gathered to taste different craft brews.
    Pre-gameCalentar antes del juego / Pre-beberThey decided to pre-game before heading to the club.
    BYOBTrae tu propia bebidaThe party invitation stated it was a BYOB event.
    Good song of System of a DownBuena canción de System of a Down"Toxicity" is a good song of System of a Down.
    Leaving do’sFiesta de despedidaThey organized a leaving do for their colleague who was retiring.
    Hen do, stag do/ partyDespedida de soltera, Despedida de solteroThey went all out for their hen and stag parties.
    JugglingMalabarismoHe entertained the crowd with his juggling skills.
    FencingEsgrimaHe won a gold medal in fencing at the Olympics.
    Do DIYHacer bricolajeThey decided to do DIY and remodel their kitchen themselves.
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    To ease offRelajarseAfter a long week, he decided to ease off and take a break.
    Work offDeshacerse del exceso de energía / trabajoHe went to the gym to work off the stress.
    Fork outDesembolsarHe had to fork out a lot of money for car repairs.
    Get back intoVolver a involucrarseAfter years of not playing, he decided to get back into playing the guitar.
    Pig outAtracónAfter the diet, she pigged out on pizza and ice cream.
    Take upEmpezarShe decided to take up painting as a hobby.
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    Paint the town red!Salir de marchaWe decided to paint the town red for John's birthday.
    Keep it low-keyMantenerlo tranquilo / discretoLet's keep it low-key and have a quiet night in tonight.
    Catch a flickIr al cineDo you want to catch a flick this evening?
    Shoot some hoopsJugar al baloncestoAfter work, we usually shoot some hoops at the park.
    Go for a kickaroundJugar al fútbolLet's go for a kickaround this Saturday afternoon.
    Blow off some steamDesahogarseHe went for a run to blow off some steam after a long day.
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