Vocabulario de Inglés: Profesiones, Phrasal Verbs y Definiciones Clave

Examen de Inglés: Repaso y Preparación

A continuación se presentan las secciones de profesiones, áreas de estudio y glosario de términos con sus respectivas definiciones corregidas y estructuradas.

Tabla de Profesiones y Materias de Estudio (Professions & Subjects Studied)

Definiciones de Vocabulario y Phrasal Verbs (Write the Definitions)

• GET BACK: To return to the place where you live or work.
• GET OVER: To deal with a problem successfully.
• GET AWAY: To succeed in leaving.
• GET ALONG: To have a particular amount of success (or to have a good relationship).
• GET OUT (OF): To take from its container / to leave a place.
• SEPARATED: Not living together as a couple anymore.
• ROW: A line of people or things.
• BOYCOTT: To refuse to buy things from a particular company or country.
• FARE: The amount of money you pay to travel by bus, train, taxi, etc.
• ARRESTED: To be seized by legal authority.
• MINISTER: A member of the government.
• CIVIL RIGHTS: The rights to full legal, social, and economic equality.
• DEPARTMENT STORE: A large retail store carrying a wide variety of goods.
• GIVING IN (GIVE IN): To hand over or deliver to the person who is collecting it; to surrender.
• FINE: In good health, happy, and comfortable.
• INCOME: The money you receive regularly as payment for your work.
• PROPERTY: A thing or things that belong to someone.
• ILLITERATE (LITERATE): Not able to read or write (Note: "Literate" means able to read and write).
• STRUGGLE: To try very hard to do something, especially when it is difficult.
• HUMAN RIGHTS: Basic rights believed to belong justifiably to every individual.
• VOTE: A formal choice in an election or at a meeting.
• ELECTION: The process of choosing a member of parliament, president, or official.
• HEAD OF STATE: The person who holds the highest position in a national government.
• SEAT: Something that you sit on.
• COME UP WITH: To find or produce an answer, idea, or solution.
• GIVE UP: To stop trying to do something; to quit.
• GROW UP: To develop into an adult.
• LOOK UP: To move your eyes upwards to look at something.
• PICK UP: To become better; to improve.
• SET UP: To start a business or organization.
• STAND UP: To be or become vertical on one's feet.
• TURN UP: To arrive or appear.
• ATTRACTIVE: That pleases, charms, or interests.
• REALISTIC: Sensible and understanding of things as they really are.
• WONDER: To want to know something.
• WAR: A state of armed fighting between different countries or groups.
• BACKGROUND: The part of a view, scene, or picture behind the main objects.
• EXPRESSION: Something that you say that shows your opinion or feeling.

Sección de Repaso Adicional (Review List)

• FARE: The amount of money you pay to travel by bus or train.
• ARRESTED: To seize by legal authority.
• MINISTER: A member of the government.
• CIVIL RIGHTS: The rights to full legal, social, and economic equality.
• DEPARTMENT STORE: A large retail store carrying a wide range of goods.
• GIVING IN: To yield, surrender, or deliver to the person collecting it.
• FINE: In good health, happy, or comfortable.
• INCOME: The money you receive regularly as a payment for your work.
• PROPERTY: A thing or things that belong to someone.
• ILLITERATE / LITERATE: Not able to read or write (illiterate) / able to read and write (literate).
• STRUGGLE: To try very hard to do something, especially when it is difficult.
• HUMAN RIGHTS: Rights believed to belong to each individual human being.
• VOTE: A formal choice in an election or at a meeting.
• ELECTION: Choosing a member of parliament, president, etc.
• HEAD OF STATE: The person who holds the highest position in a national government.
• SEAT: Something that you sit on.
• COME UP WITH: To find an answer or solution.
• GIVE UP: To stop trying to do something.
• GROW UP: To develop into an adult.
• LOOK UP: To move your eyes upwards to look at.
• PICK UP: To become better; to improve.
• SET UP: To start a business or organization.
• STAND UP: To rise or become vertical.
• TURN UP: To arrive.
• ATTRACTIVE: That pleases or attracts interest.
• REALISTIC: Sensible and understanding.
• WONDER: To want to know.
• WAR: A state of fighting between different countries.
• BACKGROUND: The part of a view, scene, or picture in the distance.
• EXPRESSION: Something that you say that shows your opinion.