Curso de Inglés

Get back

I’ll get back home before it gets dark.

She got back from the layover around midnight.

The mailman hasn’t gotten back yet.

We’ll get back to work after lunch.

He got back to the farm just before the rain started.

I’ve gotta get back to the office soon.

The shepherd got back to the village before sunset.

She got back from the survey with some useful information.

We can’t get back the time we lost.

The butler got back to the house before the guests arrived.

I’ll get back to you when I’ve checked the proper details.

They got back together after a long feud.

The skydiver got back safely after the jump.

We’ll get back on the road after we unwind for a while.

He didn’t get back until the garbage truck had already left.

I’ve gotta get back to that book tonight.

The farmer got back to work after removing a cluster of weeds.

She’ll get back from the trip tomorrow morning.

We should get back before the roads get busy.

He got back to the kitchen and found a crumb on the table.

I’ll get back to the survey once I’ve finished this task.

The foster family got back home late yesterday.

We might get back before the store closes.

She got back from the airport with a tired look on her face.

The dog finally got back after wandering around the neighborhood.

I’ll get back to you as soon as I know what happened.

They got back to the hotel after a long day.

He hasn’t gotten back from his layover yet.

We’ll get back to the farm when the weather improves.

She got back to her usual routine after the holiday.

Get away

We need to get away from the noise for a while.

He got away before anyone could stop him.

I’m gonna get away for a few days next month.

The shepherd got away from the angry dog.

She got away from the busy city for the weekend.

We can’t get away from this problem forever.

The skydiver wanted to get away from the crowded beach.

He got away with only a few scratches after the accident.

I’d like to get away somewhere quiet and unwind.

The stinky garbage truck finally got away from the house.

They’re gonna get away early tomorrow morning.

She got away from the crowd and found a quiet place.

We should get away before the storm gets worse.

The dog got away when someone left the gate open.

He couldn’t get away from the noise outside.

I’m willing to get away from work for a couple of days.

The family got away to a small town in the mountains.

She got away from the feud before it became worse.

We’ll get away as soon as we finish the survey.

The farmer got away from the field before the heavy rain started.

He’s trying to get away from that unhealthy routine.

I need to get away and clear my head.

The mailman got away before the dog reached the gate.

They managed to get away from the crowded airport.

We might get away this weekend if the weather stays nice.

She got away from the meeting before it ended.

I’ve gotta get away from my phone and relax.

The workers got away from the heat during their lunch break.

He got away from the crowd and found a quiet bench.

After all that hustle, we finally got away for the weekend.

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I'm used to hanging up my jacket when I get home.

She's used to getting up early for work.

He's used to working with a butler.

We're used to dealing with unavoidable delays.

I've gotten used to having a spoonful of honey in my tea.

She's used to taking surveys for her job.

He's used to driving a garbage truck.

We're used to hustling to get everything done on time.

I'm used to taking a layover when I travel.

She's used to unwinding with a movie at night.

He's used to working with foster kids.

They're used to walking through the woods with a shepherd.

I'm used to eating a burger with a beef patty.

She's used to wearing her hair in a bun.

He's used to dealing with stinky garbage.

We're used to getting stuck in traffic.

I'm used to working with large clusters of data.

She's used to having a quick snack before bed.

He's used to wearing boots when it rains.

They're used to cleaning up after dinner.

I'm used to having to wait for the mailman.

She's used to working long hours, so it doesn't bother her.

He's used to getting up before the sun comes up.

We're used to things not going according to plan.

I've gotta admit, I'm used to working under pressure.

She's used to having a lot on her plate.

He's used to dealing with rough customers.

They're used to hearing airplanes overhead.

I'm used to taking a short break when I get tired.

She's used to helping out when someone's in trouble.

He's used to doing things the proper way.

We're used to making mistakes while we're learning.

I'm used to having coffee before I start work.

She's used to staying calm when things get stressful.

He's used to carrying heavy boxes around.

They're used to working outside in hot weather.

I'm used to getting home late, so it's no big deal.

She's used to having to hustle when business gets slow.

He's used to taking care of his foster dog.

We're used to changing plans at the last minute.

I've been doing this for years, so I'm used to it.

She's used to dealing with problems as they come up.

He's used to working with people who aren't always willing to cooperate.

We're used to having a lot of noise around here.

I'm used to listening to music while I work.

She's used to taking care of things on her own.

He's used to working until everything's done.

They're used to traveling light, even when they've got a long trip ahead.

I'm used to waking up early, even on weekends.

She's used to unwinding with a good book before she goes to bed.

I wanna make the most of my free time.

She makes the most of every opportunity.

We should make the most of this beautiful day.

He wants to make the most of his layover.

They made the most of their short vacation.

Let's make the most of our morning.

She knows how to make the most of a small budget.

He made the most of his time with his foster family.

We've gotta make the most of this chance.

The shepherd makes the most of every sunny day.

She wants to make the most of her new job.

He made the most of his time as a butler.

Let's make the most of this easy job.

They made the most of their time at the event.

I try to make the most of every meal.

She made the most of the proper training.

We should make the most of this quiet evening.

He knows how to make the most of a survey.

They made the most of their layover.

I wanna make the most of my English practice.

She makes the most of every spoonful.

He made the most of his time to unwind.

We should make the most of the weekend.

She made the most of her time with the skydiver.

He knows how to make the most of a difficult situation.

Let's make the most of this opportunity.

They made the most of their small farm.

I wanna make the most of my lunch break.

She made the most of the warm weather.

He made the most of his new job.

We've gotta make the most of every crumb.

They made the most of the quiet afternoon.

She knows how to make the most of a good plan.

He made the most of his time before the feud.

Let's make the most of this chance to learn.

The mailman makes the most of his short breaks.

She made the most of her time in the kitchen.

He wants to make the most of his new job.

We should make the most of every sunny morning.

They made the most of their chance to unwind.

I try to make the most of every day.

She made the most of her training.

He made the most of the quiet room.

Let's make the most of this fresh start.

They made the most of their time together.

She made the most of the opportunity to help.

He wants to make the most of his skills.

We should make the most of what we've got.

They always make the most of a good opportunity.

Whatcha doing? I need to hang up soon.

Whatcha think? Is this the proper way?

Whatcha want from the butler?

Whatcha gonna do? This delay is unavoidable.

Whatcha eating? Just a spoonful of sugar?

Whatcha think of this survey?

Whatcha eating? You have a crumb on your shirt.

Whatcha hustling for so early?

Whatcha gonna buy if you hit the jackpot?

Whatcha training? You look so buff.

Whatcha watching? The garbage truck is so loud.

Whatcha worried about? This test is a cakewalk.

Whatcha doing? The baby's nipple bottle fell.

Whatcha sniffing? Is it fresh?

Whatcha know about foster families?

Whatcha think? Would you be a skydiver?

Whatcha feeding? Is that a shepherd dog?

Whatcha doing for your breast checkup?

Whatcha doing to unwind tonight?

Whatcha doing, bum? Get up.

Whatcha got on your cheek?

Whatcha grilling? A patty?

Whatcha know about their family feud?

Whatcha eating? A sweet bun?

Whatcha doing on your layover?

Whatcha gonna do if you're not willing?

Whatcha doing? There's a spotover on the floor.

Whatcha gonna do to christen the new house?

Whatcha want? A wiener with mustard?

Whatcha wearing? Is that a nightie?

Whatcha up to later?

Whatcha gonna eat after you hang up?

Whatcha doing with that proper uniform?

Whatcha doing? The unavoidable meeting started.

Whatcha got? A spoonful is enough.

Whatcha doing with that survey?

Whatcha hustling to finish?

Whatcha gonna do if it's not a cakewalk?

Whatcha sniffing for in the kitchen?

Whatcha doing with the garbage truck outside?

Whatcha unwinding with tonight?

TAKE = consumir, ingerir

She takes a spoonful of honey every morning.

He took a crumb from the table and ate it.

The shepherd takes proper care of the animals.

She takes medicine with a glass of water.

He took a bite of the patty before leaving.

They took some food for the layover.

She takes a small snack before exercising.

He took a sip of water after the long walk.

The butler took the empty plates away.

She took a spoonful of soup and smiled.

He takes vitamins with his breakfast.

They took some sandwiches for the trip.

She took a bite of the bun.

He took a little honey to soothe his throat.

The foster child took a cookie from the plate.

She took a small piece of cake.

He takes his medicine after dinner.

They took some snacks for the road.

She took a sip before answering.

He took one last bite before leaving.

TAKE = participar, hacer una actividad

She takes dance classes every Saturday.

He took a survey about local businesses.

They take part in the annual festival.

She took a short course during her layover.

He takes karate classes after school.

They took a tour of the old building.

She takes swimming lessons twice a week.

He took a photography class last summer.

They take turns cleaning the kitchen.

She took a break to unwind.

He takes walks when he needs to relax.

They took part in a charity event.

She took a cooking class with her brother.

He took a survey for his school project.

They take regular breaks during the workday.

She took a trip to visit her foster family.

He took a short nap before the flight.

They took a guided tour of the farm.

She takes part in community activities.

He took the opportunity to unwind after work.

TAKE = capturar, conquistar, tomar posesión

The police took the suspect into custody.

The team took control of the building.

She took the jackpot after winning the contest.

The shepherd took the lost sheep home.

They took the abandoned property after the owner agreed.

He took the lead during the final round.

The army took control of the town.

She took the winning prize without hesitation.

The garbage truck took the old furniture away.

He took the keys from the table.

They took possession of the new house.

She took the opportunity to lead the team.

The officer took the man's statement.

He took control of the situation quickly.

They took the damaged car to a nearby shop.

She took the lost dog to a shelter.

The team took first place in the competition.

He took the evidence to the police station.

They took the old equipment away.

She took the chance to become the new leader.

Please hang up the phone when you're finished.

The instructions are proper and easy to follow.

The butler served dinner to the guests.

The delay was unavoidable.

She added a spoonful of sugar to her coffee.

He hurt his belly button while playing sports.

A pervert is someone who behaves in a sexually inappropriate way.

Boner is a vulgar word for an erection.

The doctor examined the patient's knee joint.

The company conducted a survey about customer satisfaction.

Weedhead is an informal term for someone who uses a lot of marijuana.

There were crumbs all over the table.

She got a Gelish manicure at the salon.

We need to hustle if we want to catch the bus.

He won the jackpot at the lottery.

The bodybuilder looked very buff.

The garbage truck comes every Tuesday morning.

The test was a cakewalk.

The shirt was tight around her nipple.

The dog stopped to sniff the flowers.

The couple decided to foster a child.

The statue showed a nude figure.

The skydiver jumped from the airplane.

The shepherd watched over the sheep.

Boob is an informal word for a breast.

The doctor examined her breast during the medical checkup.

Booty is an informal word for someone's buttocks.

The doctor examined the patient's buttock after the injury.

Boink is vulgar slang for having sex.

The police officer used a handcuff to restrain the suspect.

A cluster of stars appeared in the night sky.

Bang someone is vulgar slang for having sex with someone.

The door banged shut because of the wind.

The mailman delivered the package this morning.

These socks are really stinky.

I like to unwind by listening to music.

Some people use spank to mean hitting someone on the buttocks.

Bum can mean a person's butt or buttocks in informal American English.

The doctor examined the patient's cheek after the injury.

She ordered a beef patty for her hamburger.

The two families have been involved in a feud for years.

The gymnast landed on the mat with her buns facing the floor.

We had a three-hour layover in Dallas.

She was willing to help her neighbor.

Spotover is not a standard American English word; the context is needed to determine what was intended.

The priest will christen the baby on Sunday.

Wiener is an informal word for a hot dog.

Whore is a highly offensive word for a prostitute and is also used as an insult.

She wore a comfortable nightie before going to bed.

He was so embarrassed because he got a boner during the presentation.

Stop being a pervert and stop looking through people's windows.

He called himself a former weedhead who quit smoking last year.

The sitcom joked that they boinked after the second date.

He bragged about wanting to bang someone at the party.

The movie made an immature joke about spanking as a punishment.

It's offensive to call a woman a whore just because of how she dresses.

When Daniel arrived at the old hotel, the mailman was just leaving with a large package. Daniel was there for a weekend job, helping the hotel prepare for a small festival.

The butler showed him to his room and told him to hang up his jacket. The room was proper and clean, although there was a stinky smell coming from the bathroom. Daniel opened the window and decided to unwind for a few minutes before starting work.

Downstairs, the owner was preparing food for the guests. He had a large patty on the grill, several buns on the counter, and a spoonful of mustard ready for each hamburger. There were crumbs everywhere, so Daniel helped clean the tables.

While they were working, the owner told Daniel about an old feud between two families in the town. The feud had started many years earlier when one family opened a restaurant called The Joint. The other family claimed that the name belonged to them.

Daniel thought the whole story was strange, but he was willing to listen.

Suddenly, a garbage truck stopped outside. A loud bang came from the street, and everyone looked through the window. A man wearing a buff jacket was standing beside the truck. He was holding a survey and asking people questions about the town.

Daniel went outside to help him.

The man asked Daniel if he knew anything about the old feud. Daniel said no, but he noticed a cluster of people gathering around them.

One of the men in the group was a former weedhead who now worked as a teacher. He said that the town had changed a lot over the years. He wanted to foster a better relationship between the two families.

Then an unusual tourist arrived at the hotel. He was a skydiver who had just landed nearby. He was carrying a picture of a nude statue from a museum and talking excitedly about art.

The tourist accidentally dropped the picture on the ground. Daniel picked it up and noticed that it showed a breast, a nipple, and part of a cheek. Another picture showed a statue sitting on its buttock.

The tourist laughed and said, “Some people think that word means something completely different.”

Daniel explained that a boob could also mean a foolish person, while booty could mean someone's buttocks or even treasure in some contexts.

The tourist then pointed toward a man sitting at the bar and said, “That guy is such a bum.”

Daniel knew that bum could mean someone's butt, but it could also refer to a homeless person, depending on the context.

At that moment, the hotel owner came running into the room.

“The jackpot!” he shouted. “Someone here won the local lottery!”

Everyone became excited. The winner was a quiet man who worked at the hotel. He had been a shepherd before moving to town, and nobody knew that he had bought a lottery ticket.

He was so surprised that he could barely speak.

While everyone celebrated, Daniel noticed a strange sign near the entrance. It said “SPOTOVER.”

“What does that mean?” he asked.

Nobody knew. It appeared to be a name or a mistake rather than a standard English word.

Later that evening, the hotel held a small party. A woman arrived wearing a nightie because she had accidentally packed the wrong clothes for the weekend. Everyone laughed, but she quickly changed into something more appropriate.

During the party, someone used the word pervert as an insult toward a man who had been behaving inappropriately. The owner immediately told everyone to be respectful.

Another guest started talking about vulgar words he had heard in movies, including boner, boink, bang someone, and whore. The hotel owner explained that these expressions are vulgar or offensive and should not be used casually.

The conversation quickly changed.

A doctor who was staying at the hotel began talking about a handcuff injury he had treated earlier that week. He explained that a handcuff can be a restraint, while joint usually refers to the place where two bones connect.

It was a busy Saturday at the community fair, and everyone was trying to hustle to get everything ready. The delay in setting up the event was unavoidable, but the organizers were willing to work together.

The butler from the local historical house arrived early and made sure everything was proper. He put a spoonful of sugar in his coffee and checked his belly button after accidentally getting paint on his shirt.

Nearby, a survey team was collecting information from visitors. One man jokingly called himself a weedhead because he used to smoke marijuana frequently, but he said he had quit. Another visitor was acting like a pervert by looking through people's private windows, so security asked him to leave.

At the food stand, the vendor served burgers with a beef patty and a small bun. Crumbs covered the tables, and a stinky garbage truck passed behind the building.

A musician played music while people relaxed and unwound. A small cluster of children gathered around a magician, who promised that his next trick would be a cakewalk.

Near the sports area, a skydiver gave a demonstration about parachuting. A shepherd had also brought several sheep to the fair. The children enjoyed watching them.

The art section had a nude statue, and the guide explained that nude simply means not wearing clothes. Another section displayed paintings of the human body, including drawings of a breast, nipple, buttock, and cheek.

Some informal words also appeared on a vocabulary poster. Boob and booty were explained as informal words for parts of the body. Boner was explained as vulgar slang for an erection, while boink and bang someone were identified as vulgar slang related to sex. The teacher explained that these words are informal or vulgar and should be understood mainly so students can recognize them.

Another poster explained that a handcuff is a device used by police to restrain someone's wrists. A police officer demonstrated how a handcuff works without actually using it on anyone.

At the entrance, a mailman delivered several packages. One package contained Gelish products for a nail salon. Another contained a bottle of polish used to buff surfaces.

During lunch, someone dropped a patty on the ground. A dog immediately started to sniff it, but the owner quickly picked it up and threw it away.

Later, two families began arguing about an old feud. A teacher stepped in and told everyone to unwind and calm down. She explained that nobody should spank anyone, and that arguments should be solved peacefully.

One man complained about his bum after sitting on a hard chair all afternoon. Another person used the word buns informally to refer to the buttocks. Everyone laughed at the unusual vocabulary lesson.

At the end of the day, several visitors had a layover before catching their next bus. The priest also arrived to christen a new community building.

Before leaving, the organizers hung up their jackets and cleaned the entire place. They found a wiener on the floor, which turned out to be a hot dog from the food stand.

Finally, the organizers put on comfortable nighties when they returned home. They were exhausted but happy because the strange community fair had been a complete success.

Hang up means to end a phone call or to place something on a hook.

Proper means correct, appropriate, or suitable for a particular situation.

A butler is a person who works in a large house and helps manage household duties.

Unavoidable means impossible to prevent or avoid.

A spoonful is the amount that fits in a spoon.

A belly button is the small mark in the middle of your stomach where the umbilical cord was attached.

A pervert is a person who behaves in a sexually inappropriate way.

Boner is a vulgar word for an erection.

A joint is a place where two bones connect, such as the knee or elbow. Joint can also mean a place, business, or establishment in informal English, and it can refer to a marijuana cigarette.

A survey is a set of questions used to collect information from people.

Weedhead is an informal term for someone who uses marijuana frequently.

A crumb is a very small piece of bread, cake, or another food.

Gelish refers to a type of gel nail polish or a gel manicure.

Hustle means to move or work quickly. It can also mean to obtain money or make money through dishonest methods.

A jackpot is the largest prize in a lottery or similar game.

Buff means having a strong, muscular body. It can also mean polished or shiny in some contexts.

A garbage truck is a large vehicle that collects and carries away trash.

A cakewalk is something that is very easy to do.

A nipple is the small raised part in the center of the breast.

Sniff means to breathe in through your nose to smell something.

Foster means to take care of a child temporarily when the child's parents cannot do so. It can also mean to encourage or help something develop.

Nude means naked or not wearing clothes. It can also describe art that shows a naked person.

A skydiver is a person who jumps from an airplane and falls through the air using a parachute.

A shepherd is a person who takes care of sheep.

Boob is an informal word for a breast.

A breast is one of the two rounded parts of the chest, especially in women.

Booty is an informal word for a person's buttocks.

A buttock is one of the two rounded parts of the body that form the butt.

Boink is vulgar slang for having sex.

A handcuff is one of a pair of metal restraints used to hold a person's wrists together.

A cluster is a group of things that are close together.

Bang someone is vulgar slang for having sex with someone.

Bang means to hit something with force or to make a loud sudden noise. In vulgar slang, it can also refer to having sex.

A mailman is a person who delivers letters and packages.

Stinky means having a strong and unpleasant smell.

Unwind means to relax after being busy, tired, or stressed.

Spank means to hit someone's buttocks, usually as a form of punishment.

Bum can mean a person's buttocks in informal American English. It can also mean a homeless person, although this use can be insulting.

A cheek is one of the two soft parts of the face below the eyes. Cheek can also refer to one side of the buttocks.

A patty is a small, flat piece of food, especially meat, formed into a round shape.

A feud is a long and angry disagreement between people or groups.

A bun can be a small round piece of bread. Informally, buns can also mean someone's buttocks.

A layover is a period of time spent waiting at an airport between two flights.

Willing means ready or prepared to do something because you want to do it.

Spotover is not a standard American English word, so its meaning cannot be determined without more context.

Christen means to give a child a name during a Christian baptism. It can also mean to give a name to something for the first time.

Wiener is an informal word for a hot dog. It can also be an informal word for a penis.

Whore is a highly offensive word for a prostitute and is also used as a serious insult.

A nightie is a loose piece of clothing worn for sleeping.

Hang up — colgar, colgar una llamada

Proper — adecuado, correcto

Butler — mayordomo

Unavoidable — inevitable

Spoonful — cucharada

Belly button — ombligo

Pervert — pervertido

Boner — erección, término vulgar

Joint — articulación, porro

Survey — encuesta

Weedhead — persona que consume mucha marihuana

Crumb — miga

Gelish — gel para uñas, manicura en gel

Hustle — apresurarse, esforzarse, estafar

Jackpot — premio mayor, premio gordo

Buff — musculoso, pulido

Garbage truck — camión de basura

Cakewalk — algo muy fácil

Nipple — pezón

Sniff — olfatear

Foster — criar, acoger

Nude — desnudo

Skydiver — paracaidista

Shepherd — pastor

Boob — pecho, término informal

Breast — pecho, seno

Booty — trasero

Buttock — glúteo

Boink — tener relaciones sexuales, término vulgar

Handcuff — esposar, poner esposas

Cluster — grupo, conjunto

Bang someone — tener relaciones sexuales con alguien, expresión vulgar

Bang — golpear, hacer ruido, tener relaciones sexuales, término vulgar

Mailman — cartero

Stinky — apestoso

Unwind — relajarse, desconectarse

Spank — dar una nalgada

Bum — trasero, vagabundo

Cheek — mejilla

Patty — tortita, medallón de carne

Feud — disputa, rivalidad

Bun — trasero, nalgas

Layover — escala

Willing — dispuesto

Spotover — término no estándar, necesita contexto

Christen — bautizar, inaugurar

Wiener — pene, término informal, perro caliente

Whore — prostituta, insulto vulgar

Nightie — camisón