Matching Pairs Vocab inglesa 2Online version Vocabulario de lengua inglesa by chiara b 1 looming 2 loathing 3 moan 4 stagger 5 haul off 6 ungainly 7 demented 8 sizzle 9 snarl 10 at length 11 garland 12 glum 13 throb 14 smack 15 sway 16 saunter 17 stricken 18 drearily 19 keep one´s hair on 20 shrill 21 unendurable 22 unearthly 23 gust suffering severely from the effects of sth unpleasant about to happen soon and causing worry said to tell sby to calm down to speak aggresively to walk in a slow and relaxed way in no particular direction so unpleasant or painful to bear disappointed or unhappy, and quiet unable to think clearly. "She became demented with grief after her husband died a sudden strong wind to walk with difficulty as if you are going to fall strong feeling of hate to make a long, low sound of suffering akward and without grace in movement to feel a pain in your body in a series of regular beats."My head is throbbing from the loud music." a circle of flowers worn around the neck/ head as a decoration to hit sby with the palm of your hand to move slowly from side to side not at all convenient because it is too early or too late to make a sound like food cooking in hot fat after a long time to take sby somewhere they dont want to be Monotonous, boring, makes you feel unhappy having a loud and high sound that is unpleasant or painful to listen to 1 scramble 2 whine 3 render 4 a nick in the hilt 5 to subside 6 a trickle of smoke 7 dazzle paint 8 tottery 9 chastisement 10 beckoning 11 to blunder on 12 on a peak of feeling 13 buzz off 14 to compel 15 barmy/batty 16 cluster 17 to quest in 18 to be taken short 19 barren 20 to bash in 21 mutters of agreement 22 to lose oneself in deep waters 23 jabber 24 to muck about 25 scavenger 26 to be peaked to move or climb quickly but with difficulty, often using your hands to help you words of agreement being said very quietly to behave in a silly way that moves in a way that looks as if its about to fall slow flow of sth, in a thin line small cut to make a long high sad sound. babys to become less strong. IV. Wind subsides. unable to produce plants or fruit to become so focused doing sth that you lose track of time a severe criticism or punishment an altered state of euphoria to cause sby to be in a particular condition. The virus rendered the computer useless to suddenly and unexpectedly need to go to the bathroom when its not convenient to speak in a way that is difficult to understand to force someone to do something a group of similar items that are close together/to gather (v) paint use to camouflage to hit hard. (n) celebration attended by famous people to go away to move in an akward/careless way to atract (v)to search for sth difficult to find. (n) a quest for diamonds foolish or crazy animal that feeds on dead animals that it has not killed itself slightly ill, often looking pale 1 waxy 2 yearn 3 diddle 4 wail 5 snatch 6 pull yourself together 7 goad 8 fell 9 wrench 10 gasp 11 slant 12 shy 13 worm 14 fumble 15 crouch 16 unnerve 17 scour 18 stoop 19 with one accord/in one fell swoop 20 inimical speaking or writing in an angry manner to lean in a position that isn't vertical to bend your knees and lower yourself to get close to the ground to pull and twist sth suddenly or violently away from its position harmful or limiting to do sth together in complete agreement to make someone feel less confident and slightly frightened to do sth awkwardly when using your hands to suddenly move sideways because of fear to make sby react by continuously annoying or upsetting them to move slowly or carefully through a crowd or tight space to take a short, quick breath because of surprise, pain, or shock to make a long, high cry out of pain or sadness to remove dirt from sth by rubbing it hard with sth rough to knock someone down to become calm and behave normally again after being angry or upset to get money in a dishonest way to wish very strongly sth very difficult to have to bend the top half of the body forward and down to take hold of sth suddenly and roughly 1 sombrely 2 crestfallen 3 off sby´s rocker 4 funk 5 leaden 6 smudge 7 tinder 8 to be dog-eared 9 croak 10 rump 11 derisive 12 dangling 13 wobble 14 jolt 15 grimace 16 embroil 17 windy 18 at low water 19 ram 20 tail off 21 dun 22 snivel 23 skirt 24 tread afraid, nervous disappointed and sad because of having failed unexpectedly in a way that is serious, sad, and without humour or entertainment to shake with poor balance//to be uncertain a mark with no particular shape that is caused, usually by accident, by rubbing something such as ink or a dirty finger across a surface to go around the edge of something unhappy and without hope to hit or push sth with force. to press sth down with your foot to cry slightly weak and does not make other people feel sympathy for you sth dry that burns easily, for lighting fires sby behaving very strange or in a silly way to move suddenly and violently expressing contempt/ridicule with pages folded down after a lot of use to demand money from someone the back end of an animal to hang loosely, or to hold something so that it hangs loosely without energy to cause someone to become involved in an argument or a difficult situation a situation of difficulty or point of least success to make an expression of pain in which the face twists in an ugly way. to reduce in amount or become lower in level speak with a rough voice because of a dry throat 1 fussing 2 boisterous play 3 fade off 4 rattle off 5 neglect 6 raid 7 scold 8 perfunctory 9 fade 10 snort 11 hastily 12 to duck 13 swearing-in 14 sigh 15 stir reporting verb. sarcastic. laughing at something internally. intended to go away but doesn't worried or careful about unimportant details done in a hurry, w/o the necessary care or thought losing colour, strength or brightness gradually done out of habit. without taking care or interest childlish, loud noisy and not controlled nagging, picky and bothering over small things repetition throughout the years mixing, moving after remaning still. to not give enough care or attention to those who are your responsibility sby formally promises to be loyal and perform their duties well to breathe out slowly and noisily, expressing tiredness, sadness, pleasure, etc. a short sudden military attack by a small group of people to lower your body and head to hide from danger 1 tree-clad 2 immored 3 scar 4 cube 5 contrite (adj) 6 plonk 7 lay hold 8 A hiss of indrawn breath 9 ebullience 10 steal away 11 specious 12 lug off 13 hinder 14 quiver 15 a shrimp of a boy 16 heave 17 officious 18 fawn 19 mirage 20 hither and thither 21 blast 22 undergrowth 23 jutting 24 offhand 25 surge 26 pick-sticking 27 ill-omened 28 clamber sby that isn't able to understand some new ideas. to leave somewhere in a quiet manner not friendly, slightly rude to grasp breathing suddenly and quickly making an s sound to climb up using hands and feet in an awkward way to limit the ability of sby to do sth hunting pigs seeming to be right but really wrong or false. a very small or unimportant person the quality of being full of energy and happiness having a pale yellowish-brown colour feeling very sorry and guilty for sth bad you have done. too eager to tell people what to do to shake slightly because of strong emotion an image, produced by very hot air to move sth heavy with a lot of effort in many directions to carry or drag sth with effort doomed, unlucky covered in trees a mess of bushes growing under treesw in a forest place in the soil destroyed (by the plane) a sudden and great increase sticking out above the edge of sth an explosion/ blow of air/loud noise to keep a person confined nin a place or ignorance put sth down heavily without taking care 1 stand on ceremony 2 insolent 3 male, female 4 macho 5 straitlaced 6 girlie/girly 7 etiquette 8 netiquette 9 twitch 10 flinch 11 supervisor 12 guys 13 masculine, feminine 14 to staff 15 flight attendant 16 laddish 17 guy, bloke, lad 18 discourteous 19 spokesperson 20 girlfriend 21 the done thing 22 Courtesy 23 courteous having old-fashioned and unchanging morals used to describe things that young women enjoy w/o men sby chosen to speak officially for a group or organization to make a sudden, small movement "He didn't even flinch when the nurse cleaned the wound" polite behaviour, action or remark polite and showing respect a person whose job is to supervise someone or something the set of rules of acceptable behaviour on the internet set of rules that control accepted behaviour in social groups. "It is important to follow proper etiquette when attending a formal dinner used for gender classification in biology repeated small movements with part of the body that shows nervousness. I have a twitch in the corner of my eye. to operate a machine with personnel. to behave in a formal way used to describe a man who likes to appear strong and doesn’t show his feelings used to describe unpleasant behaviour typical of young men in a group, someone who serves passengers on an aircraft an informal word to address men or women directly rude and not considering other people's feelings rude and not showing respect informal words for man having qualities traditionally felt to be typically male or female used by women to refer to a female friend what you are expected to do in a social situation 1 SIMPER 2 JEER 3 CACKLE 4 CHORTLE/CHUCKLE 5 SMIRK 6 SNEER 7 HOWL 8 GUFFAW 9 BEAM 10 GIGGLE 11 TITTER 12 GRIN 13 SNIGGER laughing. mocking. showing lack of respect. with facial contortions. smile. mocking. sarcastic, expressing satisfaction. smile. faking you're happy laughing. loudly. unpleasant voice. a bit malicious laughing. mocking. in a group. sort of bullying. in a low voice because you know you're evil. laughing. quietly. repeteadly when nervous. blushing laughing. loud. friends. genuine smile. with obvious pleasure and happiness. laughing. mocking. with superiority. showing no respect for other. laughing. loud. with pleasure and satisfaction laughing. quietly. in a silly way because flirting or dumb laughing. quietly. nervously. with lack of confidence. laughing. loud. overdoing it. in a group. negative connotation 1 sparkle 2 glint 3 blaze 4 glimmer 5 shine 6 glow 7 beam 8 flash 9 glare 10 dazzle 11 flicker 12 glisten 13 gleam 14 glitter 15 twinkle 16 shimmer to shine brightly with SMALL flashes of light. The sun glinted on the windows. to shine with a light so strong that is unpleasant to the eyes to shine unsteadily to shine or burn strongly. The sun was blazing down that afternoon. to shine brightly with flashes of light for wet or polished surfaces. His eyes glistened with tears. give out a soft light/heat without flames give out a faint unsteady light The lights of the village were glimmering in the distance. give out heat or light. Light beamed through a hole in the curtain. to shine brightly with flashes of light. The snow/sea sparkled in the sunlight. give out a sudden bright light to shine brightly connected to metals give out light, be bright to shine with a bright and soft light. In the light from the hall, her hair had a golden gleam to shine or burn unsteadily to shine so brightly that it stops you from seeing properly for a short time give out a soft trembling light, on great amounts of water She could see her reflection in the water, shimmering in the moonlight.
