Vocabulario en inglés de The Hound of the Baskervilles: significado de las palabras clave

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Vocabulario

  • alley: a narrow road or path
  • ash: powder that is left after something has been burnt
  • butler: a man servant (a person who works in a house)
  • case: something (a problem or a crime) investigated by police
  • cheerful: happy
  • creature: a living animal or person
  • creep: to move slowly along close to the ground
  • devil: a cruel or evil person
  • divorce: the end of a marriage by law
  • faint: to become unconscious for a short time
  • fire: to shoot a gun
  • footprint: a mark on the ground made by a foot or shoe
  • forgive: to stop being angry with someone about something
  • grim: (of a place) frightening and unwelcoming
  • heaven: the place where God is believed to live
  • hedge: a row of small trees planted close together
  • hell: the place where the devil is believed to live
  • horrible: frightening, terrible; causing horror
  • hound: a kind of dog used for chasing
  • huge: very big; enormous
  • hunt: to chase wild animals, and try to catch them
  • hut: a small building made of stone or wood
  • ink: a black or colored liquid used for writing
  • ivy: a climbing plant with shiny, dark green leaves
  • lion: a large, dangerous animal of the 'cat' family
  • maid: a woman servant
  • mark: to put some kind of sign on something
  • marsh: very wet, soft ground
  • moor: open land covered with heather and rough grass
  • net: an instrument that serves to hunt insects, fish...
  • pale: having a light color or lacking color in the face
  • perfume: a liquid with a sweet smell to put on the body
  • phosphorus: a chemical material which shines in the dark and appears to burn
  • print: a mark made by something pressing on something else (e.g. footprints)
  • scent: the smell of an animal or a person, which another animal (e.g. a dog) can follow
  • science: the study of natural things; biology
  • sink: to go down under water (or a marsh)
  • supernatural: that cannot be explained by the laws of nature
  • tear out: to pull something out very quickly and roughly
  • telegram: a message sent by electric wires and then written down
  • telescope: a long instrument with special glass that makes distant things look closer
  • terror: very great fear
  • throat: the front of the neck
  • trick: to do something that is not honest in order to get what you want from somebody
  • upset: unhappy or worried about something
  • waste: to spend or use something (e.g. time) in a useless way
  • will: somebody's written wishes that say who will inherit their money, house...
  • yew: a kind of tree with small leaves that are always dark green