Shopping
online: to make purchases online.
Saving up: to
save money with some purpose.
Brand: make
or version of a product, as indicated by a trademark; kind, grade, or make, as
indicated by a stamp, trademark, or the like; a particular product or a
characteristic that serves to identify a particular product.
Be
worth: Do something that makes up for
it.
Sale: a
special offering of goods at reduced prices.
Discount: an
amount deducted from the usual list price.
Bargain: a
purchase to one's advantage, esp. at less than the usual cost.
Cost: to
require the payment of (money or something else of value) in an exchange; to be obtained or obtainable in exchange for
(money or something equivalent); the price paid or required for acquiring,
producing, or maintaining something, usually measured in money, time, or
energy; expense or expenditure; outlay.
Afford: to
be able to do or spare something, esp. without incurring financial difficulties
or without risk of undesirable consequences.
Borrow: to
obtain (something) with a promise to return it; to take or obtain with the
promise to return the same or an equivalent.
Lend: to
grant the use of (something) on condition that it or its equivalent will be
returned; to give (money) on condition that it is returned and that interest is
paid for its temporary use.
Waste: to
use up or spend to no profit; squander.
EXPESSIONS
I’ve got my
eye on…: I've noticed in something that it likes me. Me he fijado en alguna
cosa.
We’re
after…: Being looking for something, or behind something.
Customer: a
person who purchases goods or services from another; buyer.
Department
store: a large store that sells a variety of goods organized by departments. A
large retail store carrying a wide variety of merchandise and organized into
various departments for sales and administrative purposes. A large shop divided
into departments selling a great many kinds of goods.
Fraction: a
number usually expressed in the form a/b. A part of a whole; portion. A very
small amount, a little bit.
Gloves: a
covering for the hand made with a separate part for each finger and for the
thumb.
Half-price:
when the price of a thing is reduced to half.
Shop owner:
The person who owns a business or store.
Souvenirs: a small, inexpensive article given or kept as
a reminder of a place one has visited; memento.
Sport gear:
A group of athletes who form a professional team.
Archery:
the practice of shooting with a bow and arrow at a target.
Athletics:
sports or exercises engaged in by athletes. People who play a sport.
Kayaking:
to go or travel by kayak.
Rock
climbing: It is a sport in which you climb on the rock or the mountain.
Trail
biking: is biking practiced by roads or dirt tracks
Wakeboarding:
the sport of riding over water on a short surfboard and performing stunts while
holding a rope towed by a speedboat.
Hockey:
(field hockey) game played on a field by two opposing teams of 11 players each,
who try to hit a ball into their opponent’s goal using long sticks curved at
the end.
Judo: a
sport or martial art based on jujitsu but different from it in banning
dangerous throws and blows and stressing the athletic or sport element.
Surfing:
the act or sport of riding the crest of a breaking wave toward the shore; esp.
on a surfboard.
Trampolining:
the sport of using a trampoline to jump.
Music
composition: activity consisting of composing music.
Drama: a
presentation in dialogue and action of a story involving conflict of
characters, to be performed on the stage.
Street art:
art that is done in the street.
Street
dance: dancing done in the street.
Fashion
design: the art, study or business of designing clothing or appearance.
Creative
writing: is the writing, fiction or not, that goes beyond the limits of
professional, journalistic, academic and technical.
Survival
skills: These are the skills needed to survive, esp. under adverse or unusual
circumstances.
Sailing:
the activity of a person that sails; is an activity that consists of sail.
Join in:
take part, participate in something, join someone.
Catch up:
reach someone who is in front of you.
Try out:
test something to see how good it is.
Pick up:
learn a new skill by chance.
Take up:
start a new hobby.
Miss out:
lose an opportunity to do something enjoyable.
Delicious:
very amusing, pleasing to the senses, esp. taste or smell.
Sweet:
having the taste or flavor of the sugar or the like.
Sour:
having an acid taste resembling that of vinegar; made into an acid or acidlike
substance by fermentation.
Spicy:
having or containing spice; seasoned with spices.
Mild:
gentle or soft in feeling, manner; amiably gentle or temperate in feeling or
behavior toward others.
Set up:
make arrangements for something; stablish somewhere.
Queue up:
wait in a row to access somewhere.
Turn up:
present in a place; to appear; to fold up to alter a garment.
Fill up: to
become full to the top; to take up completely.
Nutritious:
providing nourishment, esp. to a high degree.
Wash up: to
wash one´s face and hands; to clean or clear away by washing.
Afterwards:
after an earlier event or time; subsequently.
Being part
of a team: Join or belong to a group or
team.
Getting
lost: get distracted and not find an address or a place
Learning a
language: studying a language.
Losing a
pet: missing a domestic animal.
Sunbathing:
to expose one´s body deliberately to the direct rays of the sun or a sunlamp.
Amusing:
pleasantly, entertaining or diverting; causing laughter or mirth.
Annoying:
causing annoyance; bothersome; irritating.
Confusing:
hard to understand; unclear; causing or tending to cause confusion.
Embarrasing:
to become ashamed, uncomfortable, or ill at ease; to cause confusing and shame
to; make uncomfortably self-conscious; disconcert.
Fascinating:
of great interest or attraction; enchanting or alluring; arousing great
interest.
Frightening:
causing fear or anxiety.
Inspiring:
causing inspiration.
Irritating:
causing irritation; causing a feeling of annoyance, anger or impatient; causing
an irritation to the skin or other part of the body.
Motivating:
to provide (someone) with a motive or motives.
Relaxing:
causing or bringing about a feeling of relaxation.
Upsetting:
tending to disturb or upset.
Worrying:
to cause to feel or to be uneasy or anxious; to subject to persistent attention
or scrutiny.
Misunderstanding:
a failure to understand correctly; a disagreement or quarrel.
Gesture: a
movement or position of the hand, arm, body, head, or face that expresses an
idea, opinion, emotion, etc; any action, communication, etc, performed or
intended for effect or as a formality.
Shake your
head: move your head sideways to deny something.
Nod your
head: move your head up and down to say or state something.
Gap: a
break or opening, as in a fence, wall, etc.
Burst out
laughing: when it gives you laughter.
Browse: to
search for and read hypertext, esp. on the internet.
Charge: to
put electrical energy into.
Plug in: to
connect to an electrical power source.
Press: to
click on something, the image, or a file, for example.
Scroll: (on
a computer display) to move a cursor smoothly, causing new data to replace old
on the monitor.
Stream:
listen to sound or view images on a computer without having to download the
material previously.
Swipe: to
slide (a magnetic card) quickly through an electronic device that reads data.
Switch off:
to cause (a device) to stop operating by or as if by moving a switch, knob, or
lever; turn off.
Switch on: to
cause (a device) to operate by or as if by moving a switch, knob, or lever;
turn on.
Tap: to
enter information or produce copy by tapping on a keyboard.
Text: to
send a text message from a mobile phone.
Unplug: to
disconnect (an appliance, a telephone, etc.) by removing a plug; to disconnect by removing a plug from an
electrical connection.
Update: to incorporate
new or more accurate information in (a database, program, procedure, etc.).
Excited: full
of emotions or feelings that have been stirred up or aroused.
Exciting:
producing or causing excitement.
Frightened:
thrown into a fright; afraid; scared; terrified.
Irritated: annoyed;
angered; made impatient; inflamed or made raw, as a part of the body.
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