Vocabulario en inglés: delitos, robos y expresiones clave con traducción al catalán
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Vocabulario de inglés: delitos, robos y expresiones con traducción al catalán
A continuación encontrarás una lista de vocabulario en inglés con su traducción al catalán, organizada por temas: expresiones, verbos frasales, delitos y personas relacionadas, y otros términos generales.
Expresiones
- Crime doesn't pay (expresión): committing a crime is not worth the risk of being caught and punished. / No val la pena cometre delictes
- Be on the ball (expresión): be attentive. / Estar atent, parar atenció; estar a l'aguait (estar al lloro)
- Be in your corner (expresión): give support to somebody. / Recolzar, estar al costat d'algú
- Don't jump the gun (expresión): don't start doing something too soon. / Precipitar-se
- Can't help: not to be able to control or stop something. / No poder evitar
- Keep track of (expresión): continue to be informed about something or somebody. / Seguir a primera línia, controlar
- Lose track (expresión): no longer know where someone or something is. / Perdre el rastre d'algú o d'alguna cosa
Verbos frasales (phrasal verbs)
- Turn up: a) arrive somewhere / aparèixer, presentar-se a un lloc; b) increase the volume / pujar el volum
- Bring up: a) raise children / criar; b) mention / mencionar
- Turn in: a) tell the police about something, hand over to the police / denunciar a la policia; b) go to bed / anar a dormir
- Give away: a) reveal a secret or identity / delatar; b) give as a gift, for free / regalar, donar
- Put down: a) write / apuntar; b) criticise and tease / criticar i burlar-se
- Back up: a) move in reverse / tirar enrere; b) support / recolzar
- Take out: a) remove / treure; b) go on a date / sortir de cita amb algú
- Watch out: be careful / anar amb compte
- Let off: let someone leave / deixar marxar
- Get away with: escape punishment / lliurar-se d'un càstig
- Break into: enter a private property illegally using force in order to steal something / entrar a robar
- Hold somebody back: stop somebody from doing something / impedir a algú fer alguna cosa, retenir algú
- Catch up with: succeed in reaching a person who is ahead of you / atrapar, agafar, posar-se al dia
- Sit out: not to be involved in something / no participar
- Try out for: to compete for a position in a sports team or a part in a play / intentar passar unes proves
- Go in for: enter a competition, take part in a competition / participar en una competició
Delitos y personas relacionadas
- Mugger: a person who confronts his/her victim with violence / atracador
- Con artist: a person who tricks people into giving them money / trilero
- Pickpocket: a person who steals people's things in large and crowded places / carterista
- Shoplifter: a person who takes things that are for sale / lladre de botigues
- Burglar: a person who illegally enters buildings and steals things / lladre (d'edificis)
- Robber: someone who steals money or property from a bank, shop or a vehicle, often by using force / lladre
- Get caught: you are found committing a crime / ser enxampat, "pillat"
- Fine: a sum of money that must be paid as a punishment for breaking the law / multa
- Guilty: convicted of a crime, responsible for a wrong action / culpable
- Trial: a formal meeting in a court where the judge and jury listen to evidence and decide if a person is guilty of a crime / judici
- Valuables: things that you own that are worth a lot of money / objectes de valor
- Fake: not genuine, imitation / còpia, no real o de marca
- Grab: take hold of something suddenly and roughly / agafar ràpidament
- Hesitation: act of pausing before doing something because you are nervous or not certain / dubte, vacil·lació
- Wig: a covering for the head made of real or artificial hair / perruca
- Thwart: stop something from happening / frustrar
- Likelihood: the chance that something will happen / probabilitat
Otros términos generales
- Barely: almost not / quasi no, amb prou feines, apenas
- Chilly: unpleasantly cold / fred
- Lean: in a sloping position, inclined / recolzat en un lloc
- Reassure: say or do something to remove the doubts and fears of someone / tranquil·litzar
- Strike (a match): produce a flame from a match by rubbing it hard across a rough surface / encendre un llumí
- Jaw: the lower part of your face that moves when you open your mouth / mandíbula
- Drizzle: rain in a very light way / plovisquejar
- Gaze: look at someone or something for a long time / contemplar
- Release: stop holding something / deixar anar
- Unfold: open something that was folded / desplegar
- Steady: not shaking or moving / ferm, estable
- Hand (verbo): give / donar
- Stunning: fantastic / increïble, impressionant
- Track: path specially designed for athletes and sports events / pista
- Glide: move without effort / lliscar
- Accomplishment: achieve your goals / exit, assoliment
- Background: family history / origen, procedència
- Flee: run away from a dangerous situation / fugida, fugir
- War-torn: severely damaged by a long war / desgarrat per la guerra
- Extended family: a family nucleus and various relatives / parents llunyans
- Chase: run after / perseguir
- Gift: a natural ability or talent / do
- Guidance: act or process of guiding or providing advice / orientació, consell
- Excel at something: be exceptionally good at something / destacar
- Excel: be superior to others in some area, do extremely well / sobresortir
- Draw: at the end of a match the 2 teams have the same score / empat
- Self-esteem: pride and respect for oneself / autoestima, amor propi
- Defeat: win against someone in a fight, war, competition / derrotar
- Willpower: energetic determination to do something and restrain impulses / força de voluntat
- Enhance: improve the quality, amount or strength of something / millorar
- Achievement: something done successfully with effort, skill or courage / assoliment
- Seek: go in search of something / buscar
- Referee: the official who controls a sports event such as football, basketball... / àrbitre