
Vocabulario, Phrasal verbs y Collocations por temas (C1)
¿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 lessonVocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo |
| Chauvinistic | Excesivamente patriótico | Some of the politician's comments came across as quite chauvinistic. |
| Obliging | Dispuesto a ayudar | The customer service representative was very obliging in helping me find the right item. |
| Tactless | Propenso a ofender | Her tactless remarks at the dinner party upset several of the guests. |
| Diligent | Trabajador | The diligent student spent hours studying for the final exam. |
| Distrustful | Desconfiado | The distrustful employee was reluctant to share information with the new manager. |
| Shrewd | Con buen juicio | The shrewd business owner recognized an opportunity for expansion before anyone else. |
| Supportive | Que da ayuda o ánimo | My supportive friends were there for me during a difficult time. |
| Impetuous | Que actúa sin pensar | The impetuous young man made a risky decision without considering the consequences. |
| Pushy | Que promociona sus propios intereses de forma egoísta | Some found the CEO's pushy management style to be overbearing. |
| Taciturn | Reservado, que habla poco | The taciturn old man preferred to keep to himself rather than engage in conversation. |
| Diffident | Que carece de confianza | The diffident new employee was hesitant to share her ideas in meetings. |
| Aloof | Distante y poco sociable | The aloof celebrity avoided interacting with fans at the event. |
| Disdainful | Que no cree que otros merezcan respeto | Her disdainful attitude toward her colleagues made her difficult to work with. |
| Conceited | Que se cree maravilloso | The conceited actor believed he deserved all the credit for the film's success. |
| Gullible | Que se deja engañar fácilmente | The gullible customer fell for the salesman's exaggerated claims about the product. |
| Conscientious | Que toma su trabajo en serio | The conscientious employee always submitted her work on time and to a high standard. |
| Restless | Que no se siente satisfecho y quiere algo nuevo | The restless young professional was constantly looking for new challenges and opportunities. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo |
| Get carried away | Dejarse llevar | She got carried away with her excitement and ended up yelling at the referee. |
| Back up | Apoyar | The team captain backed up the coach's decision to bench the star player. |
| Come across | Parecer | The speaker came across as quite confident, even if she was nervous inside. |
| End up | Acabar | The argument ended up escalating into a shouting match. |
| Frown on (upon) | Desaprobar | The company frowned upon employees using social media during work hours. |
| Bottle something up | Guardar las emociones | He bottled up his feelings about the breakup instead of talking to someone. |
| Count on | Confiar en | You can always count on your best friend to be there for you. |
| Fawn over | Adular obsesivamente | The fans fawned over the movie star when she arrived at the premiere. |
| Creep out | Incomodar | The creepy old man's staring creeps me out. |
| Fend for oneself | Ser independiente | After moving out, she had to fend for herself and pay her own bills. |
| Grow out of | Madurar y dejar de hacer | She finally grew out of her teenage rebellion phase. |
| Boss about | Mandar a | The manager was always bossing his employees about and telling them what to do. |
| Dote over | Cuidar excesivamente | The grandparents doted over their only grandchild. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo |
| Be sharp-tongued | Hablar de manera severa y crítica | The boss is known for being sharp-tongued with her employees. |
| Be a lone wolf/bird | Preferir la propia compañía y no le gusta socializar | The introvert in the office is a bit of a lone wolf, preferring to work alone. |
| Be moaning Minnie | Quejarse mucho por cosas insignificantes | Don't be such a moaning Minnie, it's not that bad. |
| Be a wet blanket | Arruinar la diversión de los demás | Stop being a wet blanket and try to enjoy the party. |
| Be a rolling stone | Moverse de un lugar a otro, de trabajo en trabajo, sin quedarse en ningún sitio por mucho tiempo | Your uncle is a bit of a rolling stone, never staying in one job or place for long. |
| Be a wallflower | Persona tímida que no tiene con quién hablar o bailar en una fiesta | She's normally a wallflower at parties, too shy to mingle. |
| Be a party animal | Alguien que le gusta ir mucho a fiestas | Your brother is such a party animal, he's out clubbing every weekend. |
| Be a cold fish | Alguien que tiene muy pocas emociones, que se considera frío e insensible | The boss comes across as a bit of a cold fish, never showing any warmth or empathy. |
| Be a dark horse | Alguien que tiene más habilidades de las que muestra o de las que otros son conscientes | She was a dark horse in the competition, surprising everyone with her hidden talents. |
| Be a smart cookie | Alguien que tiene una personalidad fuerte o es bastante inteligente | Your grandfather was a real smart cookie, always able to outsmart everyone. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo |
| Your folks | Familia | I spent the weekend visiting my folks back home. |
| Partner/couple | Pareja | They've been a happy couple for over 10 years now. |
| Sibling/parent/relative | Hermano/a, padre/madre, pariente | My younger sibling just got married. |
| Colleague/mate/acquaintance/friend | Colega, amigo, conocido, amigo | I'm meeting up with a few old work colleagues for drinks. |
| Endearing | Cariñoso, amoroso | She has such an endearing way of talking to her grandchildren. |
| Breadwinner | El principal contribuyente económico del hogar | As the breadwinner, he provides for the whole family. |
| Empty-nesters | Los padres que viven solos después de que sus hijos se van de casa | Now that the kids have moved out, my parents are officially empty-nesters. |
| Wingman | Una persona con la que sales que te ayuda a conseguir una cita | My 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 otra | I can't trust her, she's so two-faced - you never know which side you're going to get. |
| Be exclusive | Salir solo con una persona y no con nadie más | They've been an exclusive couple for a few months now. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo |
| Catch up | Hablar con alguien después de mucho tiempo sin verse | After not seeing each other for years, they caught up over coffee. |
| Look Alike / Look Like Someone / Take After Someone (personality) | Ser similar a un pariente | The new baby really takes after her grandmother in personality. |
| Grow out of | Volverse demasiado mayor o maduro para algo | The teenager has finally grown out of his rebellious phase. |
| To be turned down | Ser rechazado | The job applicant was really disappointed to be turned down for the position. |
| Fall for someone | Enamorarse de alguien | She totally fell for the charming stranger she met at the party. |
| To be involved with someone else | Estar saliendo con otra persona | It turned out her boyfriend was already involved with someone else. |
| Move In Together | Mudarse a vivir juntos | After dating for a couple years, they finally decided to move in together. |
| Drift apart | Perder interés mutuo con el tiempo | Over the years, they just drifted apart and grew distant. |
| Answer back | Responder de mala manera | The teenager answered back angrily when her parents scolded her. |
| Split up / Break up | Terminar una relación | After many arguments, the couple finally decided to split up. |
| Cheer up | Poner de mejor humor a alguien | The friends tried to cheer up the heartbroken girl after her breakup. |
| Bump into sb | Ver a alguien por casualidad | I just bumped into my old college roommate at the grocery store. |
| Let sb down | Decepcionar a alguien | I really let my parents down when I failed that important exam. |
| Ask out | Invitar a salir a alguien | He finally worked up the courage to ask her out on a date. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Make sb’s palms sweat | Hacer sudar a alguien | The thought of public speaking makes my palms sweat. |
| Make the first move | Dar el primer paso | He was too shy to make the first move and talk to her. |
| Take it to the next level | Llevarlo al siguiente nivel | After dating for a year, they decided to take it to the next level and move in together. |
| A shoulder to cry on | Un hombro para llorar | Whenever I'm feeling down, she's always there as a shoulder to cry on. |
| Hate sb's guts | Odiar a alguien con toda el alma | After what he did, I hate his guts. |
| Clear the air | Aclarar las cosas | We finally cleared the air about our misunderstandings. |
| Be over the moon | Estar feliz | When she got the job offer, she was over the moon. |
| Get on like a house on fire | Llevarse muy bien | From the moment they met, they got on like a house on fire. |
| Tie the knot | Atar el nudo | They're tying the knot next month in a beautiful ceremony. |
| Be like two peas in a pod | Ser como dos gotas de agua | They're so alike, they're like two peas in a pod. |
| Have butterflies in your stomach | Tener mariposas en el estómago | Before the interview, I had butterflies in my stomach. |
| Be on the same wavelength | Estar en la misma onda | They always understand each other, they're on the same wavelength. |
| Be the black sheep | Ser la oveja negra | He's always been the black sheep of the family. |
| Be your own flesh and blood | Ser de tu misma sangre | She's my sister, my own flesh and blood. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Infancy | Infancia | Babies typically start crawling during infancy. |
| Childhood | Niñez | Childhood memories often shape our adult lives. |
| Adolescence / Teenager | Adolescencia / Adolescente | Teenagers often struggle with identity and independence. |
| Adulthood | Adultez | Adulthood comes with its own set of responsibilities. |
| Middle age | Mediana edad | Middle age is a time of reflection for many people. |
| Old age / Senior citizen | Vejez / Persona de la tercera edad | Senior citizens enjoy various discounts at stores. |
| Youth | Juventud | Youth is often associated with energy and idealism. |
| The elderly | Las personas mayores | The elderly need support and care as they age. |
| The ageing process | Proceso de envejecimiento | The ageing process can be slowed down with a healthy lifestyle. |
| Life expectancy | Esperanza de vida | Improvements in healthcare have increased life expectancy. |
| Memory loss | Pérdida de memoria | Memory loss can be a symptom of various medical conditions. |
| Go grey / Turn grey | Ponerse gris / Volverse gris | He started to go grey in his early thirties. |
| Turn (20) | Cumplir (20 años) | She turned 20 last week and celebrated with friends. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Get on | Envejecer / Tener una buena relación | As they get on in years, they cherish their friendship even more. |
| Bring up | Educar / criar | She was brought up in a loving family environment. |
| Grow up | Convertirse en adulto | He grew up in a small town before moving to the city. |
| Take after | Parecerse a (en personalidad) | She takes after her mother, both in looks and temperament. |
| Build up | Desarrollar / fortalecer | Regular exercise helps to build up your strength. |
| Drop out of | Abandonar | He dropped out of college to pursue his passion for music. |
| End up | Terminar / acabar | If you keep skipping classes, you'll end up failing the course. |
| Hang out with | Pasar el tiempo con alguien | I like to hang out with my friends on weekends. |
| Pass away | Fallecer | Sadly, her grandfather passed away last year. |
| Settle down | Establecerse | After years of traveling, she finally decided to settle down in the countryside. |
| Pass on | Transmitir / dejar a alguien | He passed on his love for gardening to his children. |
| Stay out | Quedarse fuera de casa | She stayed out late with her friends last night. |
| Stay over | Pasar la noche | You're welcome to stay over if you don't want to drive home tonight. |
| Stay up | Quedarse despierto | I had to stay up all night to finish my assignment. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Rape old age | Edad avanzada | Despite her rape old age, she remained active and healthy. |
| Be over the hill | Estar pasado de edad / No ser útil | Some people think he's over the hill, but he's still sharp and productive. |
| Fountain of youth | Fuente de juventud | Many people search for the fountain of youth, but it's just a myth. |
| Live on borrowed time | Vivir prestado | After his heart attack, the doctor told him he was living on borrowed time. |
| Be in sb’s prime | Estar en la mejor etapa de su vida | She's in her prime and excelling in her career. |
| Feel in one’s own skin | Sentirse cómodo en su propia piel | It takes time to feel in one's own skin after major life changes. |
| Be as old as the hills | Ser tan viejo como las colinas | That joke is as old as the hills, but it still makes me laugh. |
| Leave the children to their own devices | Dejar a los niños a su aire | Sometimes it's good to leave the children to their own devices and let them explore. |
| From the cradle to the grave | Desde la cuna hasta la tumba | Education should be a lifelong journey from the cradle to the grave. |
| Tie the knot | Casarse / Dar el sí | They decided to tie the knot after being together for ten years. |
| For ages | Durante mucho tiempo | We haven't seen each other for ages. |
| In an age of years | En una era de años | The ruins date back to an age of years before recorded history. |
| In a month of Sundays | En una eternidad | It feels like it's been raining for a month of Sundays. |
| For sb’s age | Para la edad de alguien | He'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 age | Llegar / ser mayor de edad | When you come of age, you can vote and drive legally. |
| Feel / look one’s age | Sentirse / parecer su edad | She's starting to feel her age after all those late nights. |
| Tender age / Ripe age | Tierna edad / Edad madura | He showed exceptional talent even at a tender age. |
| Sb of a certain age | Alguien de cierta edad | The party was attended by actors of a certain age. |
| In this day and age | En estos tiempos | It's surprising that such discrimination still exists in this day and age. |
| In my day | En mi época | In my day, we didn't have smartphones; we played outside. |
| Of old | Del pasado | We can learn a lot from the customs and traditions of old. |
| By / at the age of | A la edad de | By the age of 30, she had already traveled to 20 countries. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Animal-human interface | Interfaz animal-humano | The investigation focused on understanding the animal-human interface of the virus. |
| Diagnostic | Diagnóstico | The doctor performed a diagnostic test to confirm the illness. |
| Mild/severe symptoms | Síntomas leves/graves | He experienced mild symptoms such as a cough and fever. |
| Pneumonia | Neumonía | Pneumonia is a common complication of severe COVID-19 cases. |
| Shortness of breath | Dificultad para respirar | Shortness of breath is a common symptom of respiratory illnesses. |
| Death toll | Número total de muertes | The death toll from the pandemic continues to rise. |
| (A)symptomatic/confirmed case | Caso (a)sintomático/confirmado | She tested positive for COVID-19 but remained asymptomatic. |
| Epidemic Vs Pandemic | Epidemia vs Pandemia | The outbreak was initially classified as an epidemic but later escalated into a pandemic. |
| (Self-) Isolation | (Auto) Aislamiento | After testing positive, he went into self-isolation for two weeks. |
| (Self-) Quarantine | (Auto) Cuarentena | She 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 confinamiento | The city was placed under lockdown to curb the spread of the virus. |
| Social distance/distancing | Distancia social | Maintaining social distancing is crucial in preventing the spread of the virus. |
| (To break) the chain of transmission | (Romper) la cadena de transmisión | Wearing masks and practicing good hygiene helps break the chain of transmission. |
| Health/medical products | Productos de salud / médicos | The 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 Sanitise | Desinfectar / esterilizar (US-UK) | It's important to sanitize your hands regularly to prevent the spread of germs. |
| Hand sanitiser | Gel hidroalcohólico | She always carries hand sanitizer in her bag for quick disinfection. |
| Homemade mask | Máscara casera | She 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. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Break out | Estallar / surgir / propagarse | The virus outbreak broke out in Wuhan, China, in late 2019. |
| Trace back | Rastrear / remontarse a | Epidemiologists traced back the origin of the virus to a market in Wuhan. |
| Sort out / Work out | Resolver / solucionar | It took them a while to sort out the logistical challenges of vaccine distribution. |
| Fight off | Combatir / evitar | He managed to fight off the flu by boosting his immune system. |
| Come down with sth. | Contraer algo / enfermar de algo | She came down with a severe case of COVID-19 after traveling abroad. |
| Wash up | Lavarse / limpiarse (las manos) | Remember to wash up thoroughly before dinner. |
| Clean up sth. | Limpiar algo / hacer una limpieza | The medical staff had to clean up the contaminated area after the spill. |
| Fade away | Desvanecerse / disminuir | As the pandemic progressed, the initial panic started to fade away. |
| Get over | Recuperarse / superar | With proper treatment, most patients can get over the virus within a few weeks. |
| Count on | Contar con / confiar en | We're counting on scientists to develop an effective vaccine soon. |
| Pass away | Fallecer / morir | Sadly, many people have passed away from the coronavirus. |
| Hunker down | Refugiarse / resguardarse / confinarse | During the lockdown, families hunkered down at home to stay safe. |
| Take care of yourself | Cuidarse / cuidar de uno mismo | Remember 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. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| It’s to be avoided like the plague | Debe evitarse como la peste | Going to crowded places during the pandemic is to be avoided like the plague. |
| Spread like wildfire | Propagarse como un incendio forestal | The rumor about the layoffs spread like wildfire throughout the office. |
| Feeling under the weather | Sentirse indispuesto / no encontrarse bien | I'm feeling a bit under the weather today; I might have caught a cold. |
| Look (a bit) off-colour | Verse pálido / no estar bien de aspecto | She looked a bit off-colour, so I asked if she was feeling okay. |
| To be back on (your) feet | Estar recuperado / estar de pie de nuevo | After a week of rest, she was back on her feet and ready to work. |
| To be scarred by / for life | Quedar marcado de por vida | He was scarred for life after witnessing the traumatic event. |
| To be on the mend | Estar mejorando / en proceso de recuperación | Despite 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 infecciones | We're hopeful that we're close to passing the peak of infections and seeing a decline. |
| Flatten the curve | Aplanar la curva | Social 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. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Monotonous | Monótono / tedioso | His job involves monotonous tasks like data entry all day. |
| Salary | Salario | He received his monthly salary at the end of the month. |
| Bonus | Bono | She received a year-end bonus for her exceptional performance. |
| Career | Carrera / profesión | He's dedicated to advancing his career in finance. |
| Skills | Habilidades | Her extensive skills and qualifications make her an asset to the company. |
| Prospects | Perspectivas | There are many career prospects for graduates in the tech industry. |
| Employer-employee | Empleador-empleado | The relationship between employer and employee should be built on mutual trust. |
| Heavy workload | Carga de trabajo | Due to the deadline, they had to deal with a heavy workload. |
| Run a firm / company | Dirigir una empresa | He's determined to run his own firm one day. |
| Job security | Seguridad laboral | She values job security and prefers stable employment. |
| Be overworked | Estar sobrecargado | She's been feeling overworked lately due to the project deadline. |
| Behind a desk | Detrás de un escritorio | He spends most of his day behind a desk, working on reports. |
| Reliable | Confiable | She's known for being reliable and always meeting deadlines. |
| Staff turnover | Rotación de personal | The high staff turnover suggests issues with the company culture. |
| Paperwork | Trabajo administrativo | He spent the morning sorting through paperwork and filing documents. |
| Work in shifts | Trabajar en turnos | Nurses often work in shifts to provide round-the-clock care. |
| Retire | Jubilarse | After 40 years of service, he decided to retire and enjoy his golden years. |
| Commute | Viajar al trabajo | His long commute to work takes up a significant portion of his day. |
| Give sb notice | Dar aviso a alguien | He gave his employer two weeks' notice before leaving the company. |
| Fire | Despedir / despedir a alguien | She was fired from her job due to budget cuts. |
| Be made redundant | Ser despedido debido a la redundancia | Many employees were made redundant after the company downsized. |
| Resign / Quit a job | Renunciar a un trabajo | He decided to resign from his position and explore new opportunities. |
| Unemployment benefit | Prestación por desempleo | He applied for unemployment benefits after losing his job. |
| Background | Antecedentes | His educational background includes a master's degree in economics. |
| Apprenticeship | Aprendizaje | She completed an apprenticeship program to gain practical skills in carpentry. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Burn out | Quemarse / Agotarse | After working overtime for weeks, she experienced burnout. |
| Knuckle down | Ponerse las pilas / Ponerse a trabajar duro | He needed to knuckle down and finish the project by the deadline. |
| Take on | Contratar / Emplear | The company decided to take on new employees to handle the increased workload. |
| Sort out / Work out | Resolver / solucionar | It took hours of brainstorming to sort out the logistics of the event. |
| Slack off | Aflojar / Desentenderse | He was warned by his boss not to slack off during working hours. |
| Snow under | Estar abrumado / atiborrado | With all the assignments, he was snowed under with work. |
| To get ahead | Avanzar / Progresar | She worked hard to get ahead in her career. |
| Go off | Dejar un trabajo / Renunciar | She decided to go off and pursue her passion for writing. |
| Keep up your job | Mantener tu trabajo | Despite the challenges, she managed to keep up her job. |
| Bear with | Tener paciencia / aguantar | Bear with me for a moment while I find the information. |
| Be in charge of | Estar a cargo de / ser responsable de | She's in charge of the marketing department. |
| Be on maternity leave / on a sick leave | Estar de baja por maternidad / por enfermedad | She's currently on maternity leave, expecting her second child. |
| Put forward | Proponer / Presentar | He 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 job | Solicitar un trabajo | She 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 around | Llamar a varias personas | She called around to find the best deal on a new car. |
| Fill sb in on / about stg | Poner al tanto a alguien / sobre algo | He filled her in on the details of the upcoming meeting. |
| Catch up with stg / sb | Ponerse al día con algo / alguien | He needs to catch up with the latest developments in the industry. |
| Put stg off | Posponer / Dejar para más tarde | They decided to put off the meeting until next week. |
| Break into stg | Interrumpir / comenzar repentinamente | She broke into tears when she heard the news. |
| Back stg up | Apoyar / respaldar algo | She asked her colleagues to back up her proposal at the meeting. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Dead end job | Trabajo sin futuro / sin perspectivas | He realized he was stuck in a dead end job with no opportunity for advancement. |
| Burn the Candle at Both Ends | Quemar la vela por ambos extremos | Working two jobs, he was burning the candle at both ends just to make ends meet. |
| Pound the pavement | Buscar trabajo de puerta en puerta | After being laid off, he had to pound the pavement to find a new job. |
| Jump through hoops | Saltar a través de aros | She had to jump through hoops to get approval for her project. |
| Golden handshake | Indemnización por despido | After 30 years of service, he received a generous golden handshake upon retirement. |
| Plum job | Trabajo codiciado / posición deseada | Landing the CEO position at the company was considered a plum job. |
| To bring home the bacon | Ganarse el pan / traer el sustento | He works hard every day to bring home the bacon for his family. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| travel | viaje | Travel broadens the mind and enriches the soul. |
| trip | viaje / excursión | We went on a fishing trip last weekend. |
| journey | viaje / trayecto | The journey from New York to Los Angeles took two days. |
| tour | tour / recorrido | We booked a guided tour of the city's landmarks. |
| expedition | expedición | The explorer led an expedition to the remote jungle. |
| excursion | excursión | The school organized an excursion to the museum. |
| outing | salida / excursión | We're planning a family outing to the beach. |
| day out | día de paseo | Let's go for a day out in the countryside. |
| accommodation | alojamiento | The hotel provided comfortable accommodation for the guests. |
| air travel | viaje aéreo | Air travel is the fastest way to cover long distances. |
| space travel | viaje espacial | Space travel presents unique challenges for astronauts. |
| business travel | viaje de negocios | She frequently travels for business meetings. |
| travel sickness | mareo / cinetosis | She experienced travel sickness during the long car ride. |
| travel agency / agent | agencia de viajes | We booked our vacation through a local travel agency. |
| travel insurance | seguro de viaje | It's essential to have travel insurance when traveling abroad. |
| travel rug / wrap | manta de viaje | She packed a travel rug to keep warm during the flight. |
| low / high season | temporada baja / alta | We prefer to travel during the low season to avoid crowds. |
| return / round ticket | billete de ida y vuelta | I booked a round ticket for our trip to Paris. |
| single ticket | billete sencillo | He purchased a single ticket for the train journey. |
| tourist office | oficina de turismo | The tourist office provides maps and information for visitors. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| to travel to | viajar a | They plan to travel to Spain next summer. |
| to travel around | viajar alrededor / recorrer | We spent a month traveling around Europe. |
| to travel over | viajar por encima de / atravesar | The train will travel over the mountain range. |
| to travel through | atravesar / viajar a través de | We had to travel through several small towns to reach our destination. |
| to take off | despegar | The plane will take off in 30 minutes. |
| to go on a trip | ir de viaje | They decided to go on a trip to the beach for the weekend. |
| to set out/off on | partir / iniciar un viaje | They set off on their journey early in the morning. |
| to be away on a trip | estar ausente en un viaje | She's currently away on a business trip. |
| to get on | subir / abordar | We need to get on the train before it leaves. |
| to get off | bajar / descender | Make sure to get off at the right bus stop. |
| to get away | escaparse / irse de vacaciones | They decided to get away to the mountains for a week. |
| to get around | moverse / desplazarse por | With a car, it's easy to get around the city. |
| to check in/out | hacer el check in/out | They checked out of the hotel early in the morning. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| to have a good/bad time | pasar un buen / mal momento | We had a great time at the beach last weekend. |
| to live up to your expectations | estar a la altura de tus expectativas | The movie didn't live up to my expectations. |
| to take out travel insurance | contratar un seguro de viaje | It's essential to take out travel insurance when going abroad. |
| the outward/return/homeward trip/journey | viaje de ida / vuelta / de regreso | The outward journey was smooth, but the homeward trip was delayed. |
| to travel light | viajar ligero | When backpacking, it's essential to travel light. |
| a foreign/overseas/round-the-world trip/journey | un viaje al extranjero / al extranjero / alrededor del mundo | They embarked on a round-the-world trip to explore different cultures. |
| a bus/coach/train/rail trip/journey | un viaje en autobús / autobús / tren / tren | We decided to take a train trip through Europe. |
| full board/half board | pensión completa / media pensión | The hotel offers full board accommodation for guests. |
| travel arrangements | arreglos de viaje | We need to finalize our travel arrangements before the trip. |
| first-class travel | viaje de primera clase | They enjoyed the luxury of first-class travel. |
| long-distance travel | viajes de larga distancia | Long-distance travel can be exhausting. |
| travel guide | guía de viaje | She bought a travel guide to plan her trip to Italy. |
| make a trip | hacer un viaje | They decided to make a trip to the mountains for the weekend. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| multiculturalism | multiculturalismo | Canada is known for its multiculturalism, with people from various backgrounds living harmoniously. |
| imbalance | desequilibrio / falta de armonía | The imbalance in power led to conflicts within the organization. |
| tariff | arancel | The government imposed a tariff on imported steel. |
| manufacturing | manufactura | The manufacturing sector contributes significantly to the country's economy. |
| outsource | externalizar / subcontratar | Many companies outsource their IT services to cut costs. |
| regulation | regulación | The new regulation aims to standardize safety protocols. |
| Privatization | privatización | Privatization of state-owned enterprises has led to increased efficiency in some cases. |
| prosperity | prosperidad | The country experienced a period of prosperity after implementing economic reforms. |
| trade barrier | barrera comercial | Trade barriers hinder the free flow of goods and services between countries. |
| interdependence | interdependencia | In today's globalized world, countries are interconnected and rely on each other's resources. |
| humanitarian assistance | asistencia humanitaria | The Red Cross provides humanitarian assistance to refugees in war-torn regions. |
| international peacekeeping | mantenimiento de la paz internacional | The United Nations sent international peacekeeping forces to resolve the conflict. |
| peace-keeping forces | fuerzas de mantenimiento de la paz | Peace-keeping forces were deployed to the region to maintain stability. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| breaking down of trade barriers | eliminación de barreras comerciales | The breaking down of trade barriers facilitated easier international trade. |
| to feel overrun by sb | sentirse abrumado por alguien | She felt overrun by the demands of her new job. |
| to become economically dependent on sb | volverse económicamente dependiente de alguien | The country became economically dependent on foreign aid. |
| to cope with environmental problems | lidiar con problemas ambientales | Governments need to find effective ways to cope with environmental problems. |
| to impose sanctions against sb | imponer sanciones contra alguien | The United Nations imposed sanctions against the oppressive regime. |
| put up with | aguantar / soportar | She had to put up with her noisy neighbors. |
| wipe out | eliminar / aniquilar | The flood wiped out entire villages along the coast. |
| come up with | idear / proponer | She came up with a brilliant solution to the problem. |
| run out of | quedarse sin / agotarse | We ran out of milk, so I need to go to the store. |
| bring about | provocar / causar | The new policy brought about significant changes in the economy. |
| lay sb off | despedir a alguien | The company had to lay off employees due to budget cuts. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| global economic imbalances | desequilibrios económicos globales | The global economic imbalances led to financial instability. |
| standard of living | nivel de vida | The standard of living in developed countries is generally higher than in developing ones. |
| Income Distribution / inequality | distribución del ingreso / desigualdad | Income distribution in the country has worsened over the years, leading to increased inequality. |
| ease of communications | facilidad de comunicaciones | With advancements in technology, the ease of communications has significantly improved. |
| population density | densidad de población | Tokyo has one of the highest population densities in the world. |
| market forces | fuerzas del mercado | Market forces dictate the prices of goods and services. |
| supply and demand | oferta y demanda | The law of supply and demand governs the pricing of products. |
| to earn a subsistence wage | ganar un salario de subsistencia | Many workers in developing countries earn only a subsistence wage. |
| to launch a relief effort | lanzar un esfuerzo de ayuda | The government launched a relief effort to assist the victims of the natural disaster. |
| fair trade | comercio justo | Fair trade ensures that producers receive fair compensation for their goods. |
| trade agreements | acuerdos comerciales | The countries signed trade agreements to facilitate international trade. |
| to expand trade | expandir el comercio | The company aims to expand trade into new markets. |
| to maximize profits | maximizar beneficios | The company's primary goal is to maximize profits. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| ‘laissez-faire’ | laissez-faire | The government's laissez-faire attitude towards the economy led to deregulation. |
| Austerity | austeridad | The country experienced austerity measures after the economic crisis. |
| Curtailing | recorte / reducción | The company announced curtailing of its workforce to reduce costs. |
| Expenditures | gastos / desembolsos | The government needs to carefully review its expenditures to balance the budget. |
| Downturns | disminución / descenso | The economy faced downturns in production during the recession. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| bring about change | provocar cambio | Grassroots movements can bring about change in society. |
| lay sb off | despedir / desahuciar | The company had to lay off several employees due to downsizing. |
| shift away from | alejarse de / cambiar | The company decided to shift away from traditional marketing methods. |
| get by | arreglárselas / sobrevivir | Despite financial difficulties, they managed to get by. |
| Payout | pago / indemnización | The insurance company made a large payout to the policyholder. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| economic downturns | recesiones económicas | The economy experienced several economic downturns in the past decade. |
| stagnating growth | crecimiento estancado | The country's economy is facing stagnating growth due to various factors. |
| to be trapped in unemployment | estar atrapado en el desempleo | Many people are trapped in unemployment due to the lack of job opportunities. |
| welfare state retrenchment | reducción del estado de bienestar | The government implemented welfare state retrenchment measures to reduce spending. |
| social expenditures | gastos sociales | Social expenditures include healthcare, education, and social security. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Immigration | Inmigración | Immigration to the United States has been a topic of debate. |
| Emigration | Emigración | Many Irish citizens emigrated during the potato famine. |
| Migration (in general) | Migración (en general) | Migration patterns have shifted over the past century. |
| Refugee | Refugiado | The country accepted refugees fleeing from the war zone. |
| Refugee camp | Campo de refugiados | The refugee camp provided shelter for thousands of displaced people. |
| Refugee claim | Reclamación de refugiado | He submitted a refugee claim upon arriving in the country. |
| Political asylum | Asilo político | He sought political asylum after facing persecution in his home country. |
| Impelled migration | Migración forzada | The impelled migration was caused by natural disasters. |
| Border governance | Gobierno de fronteras | Border 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 law | Derecho internacional de migración | International migration law governs the movement of people across borders. |
| International protection | Protección internacional | The organization provides international protection to refugees. |
| Xenophobia | Xenofobia | Xenophobia can lead to discrimination against immigrants. |
| Unaccompanied children | Niños no acompañados | Unaccompanied children arrived at the border seeking refuge. |
| Stateless person | Persona apátrida | Stateless persons lack citizenship in any country. |
| Smuggling of migrants | Contrabando de migrantes | Authorities cracked down on the smuggling of migrants. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Take sb in | Aceptar a alguien | They took in a stray dog and gave it a loving home. |
| Deal with | Lidiar con | She needed to deal with her anxiety before the presentation. |
| Live up to | Estar a la altura de | He always strives to live up to his parents' expectations. |
| Hold on to | Aferrarse a | She decided to hold on to her dreams despite the challenges. |
| Look forward to | Esperar con ansias | I look forward to spending the weekend at the beach. |
| Put up with | Aguantar | She had to put up with her noisy neighbors. |
| Turn sb out or turn out sb | Echar a alguien | The landlord turned out the tenants for not paying rent. |
| Face up to | Enfrentarse a | She needed to face up to the consequences of her actions. |
| Set out | Empezar | They set out on a journey to explore the countryside. |
| Scrape by / along | Sobrevivir con lo justo | They scraped by on minimum wage for years. |
| Move on | Seguir adelante | After the breakup, she needed to move on with her life. |
| Camp out | Acampar | They decided to camp out under the stars for the night. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Last resort | Último recurso | The use of force should be a last resort in resolving conflicts. |
| To cross the border | Cruzar la frontera | Many migrants risk their lives to cross the border in search of a better life. |
| Embrace the newcomers | Acoger a los recién llegados | The community decided to embrace the newcomers with open arms. |
| Immigration influx | Flujo migratorio | The immigration influx strained resources in the border towns. |
| Immigration offence | Delito de inmigración | Illegal border crossing is considered an immigration offence. |
| Mass immigration | Inmigración masiva | The country experienced mass immigration during the economic boom. |
| Trafficking in people | Tráfico de personas | Authorities cracked down on trafficking in people along the border. |
| Safe, orderly and regular migration | Migración segura, ordenada y regular | International cooperation is necessary to ensure safe, orderly, and regular migration. |
| Regular migration pathways | Vías de migración regulares | The government established regular migration pathways for skilled workers. |
Vocabulario
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Decked out | Equipado / Vestido con todos los accesorios | He arrived at the event decked out in his professional gear. |
| Small gigs | Pequeños conciertos | They started their music career by performing small gigs in local bars. |
| Beer nerds | Aficionados a la cerveza | The beer nerds gathered to taste different craft brews. |
| Pre-game | Calentar antes del juego / Pre-beber | They decided to pre-game before heading to the club. |
| BYOB | Trae tu propia bebida | The party invitation stated it was a BYOB event. |
| Good song of System of a Down | Buena canción de System of a Down | "Toxicity" is a good song of System of a Down. |
| Leaving do’s | Fiesta de despedida | They organized a leaving do for their colleague who was retiring. |
| Hen do, stag do/ party | Despedida de soltera, Despedida de soltero | They went all out for their hen and stag parties. |
| Juggling | Malabarismo | He entertained the crowd with his juggling skills. |
| Fencing | Esgrima | He won a gold medal in fencing at the Olympics. |
| Do DIY | Hacer bricolaje | They decided to do DIY and remodel their kitchen themselves. |
Phrasal verbs
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| To ease off | Relajarse | After a long week, he decided to ease off and take a break. |
| Work off | Deshacerse del exceso de energía / trabajo | He went to the gym to work off the stress. |
| Fork out | Desembolsar | He had to fork out a lot of money for car repairs. |
| Get back into | Volver a involucrarse | After years of not playing, he decided to get back into playing the guitar. |
| Pig out | Atracón | After the diet, she pigged out on pizza and ice cream. |
| Take up | Empezar | She decided to take up painting as a hobby. |
Collocations
| Inglés | Español | Ejemplo en inglés |
| Paint the town red! | Salir de marcha | We decided to paint the town red for John's birthday. |
| Keep it low-key | Mantenerlo tranquilo / discreto | Let's keep it low-key and have a quiet night in tonight. |
| Catch a flick | Ir al cine | Do you want to catch a flick this evening? |
| Shoot some hoops | Jugar al baloncesto | After work, we usually shoot some hoops at the park. |
| Go for a kickaround | Jugar al fútbol | Let's go for a kickaround this Saturday afternoon. |
| Blow off some steam | Desahogarse | He went for a run to blow off some steam after a long day. |
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