Descubre nuestra tabla, verás que cada fila está compuesta por una imagen, una palabra en inglés, su traducción al español y su pronunciación.
Cada fila de la tabla está organizada de la siguiente manera:
- Palabra en inglés: La palabra escrita en inglés británico.
- Traducción en español: La traducción de la palabra al español.
- Significado: El significado de la palabra.
- Pronunciación en inglés: La pronunciación de la palabra en inglés británico.
A continuación, se presenta la tabla:
| 🇬🇧 Palabra en inglés | 🇪🇸 Palabra en español | Significado | Pronunciación |
|---|---|---|---|
| ugly | feo | Not pleasant to look at or unattractive. | |
| umbrella | paraguas | Protector de la lluvia | |
| unable | incapaz | Unable to do something or perform a task. | |
| unbelievable | increíble | Something so amazing, it's hard to think it's true. | |
| uncle | tío | Your mom or dad's brother is called an uncle. | |
| uncomfortable | incómodo | Feeling uneasy or not at ease with a situation or place. | |
| under | bajo | "Under" means being in a lower place or position. | |
| underground | subterráneo | "Underground" means beneath the surface of the earth. | |
| underline | subrayado | A line drawn under a word or sentence to emphasize it. | |
| underneath | debajo de | Located or positioned directly below something else. | |
| underpants | calzoncillos | Underpants are close-fitting underwear worn below the waist. | |
| understand | comprender | To grasp the meaning, significance, or importance of something. | |
| underwear | ropa interior | Clothes you wear under your regular clothes, like panties or boxers. | |
| undress | desnúdese | To take off one's clothes or garments. | |
| unemployed | desempleado | Not having a job or work. | |
| unemployment | desempleo | Unemployment means not having a job to earn money. | |
| unexpected | inesperado | Something surprising that you did not see coming. | |
| unfair | injusto | When something is not right or just. | |
| unfit | no apto | Unfit means not suitable or not healthy. | |
| unforgettable | inolvidable | Something so special or unique you can't forget it. | |
| unfortunately | desafortunadamente | "Unfortunately" means something sad or bad happened unexpectedly. | |
| unfriendly | antipático | Not being nice or kind to others. | |
| unhappy | infeliz | Feeling sad or not satisfied. | |
| unhealthy | poco saludable | Unhealthy means not good for your body or mind. | |
| uniform | uniforme | Uniform: Same clothing worn by members of a group or team. |
| unimportant | importancia | Not significant or worth paying attention to. | |
| uninterested | desinteresado | Not caring about or showing interest in something. | |
| uninteresting | poco interesante | Something that is not exciting or fun to pay attention to. | |
| union | unión | A union is a group of people working together for common goals. | |
| unit | unidad | A unit can be a single thing, person, or group. | |
| universe | universo | Everything that exists including stars, planets, and space. | |
| university | universidad | A university is a place where people go for higher education. | |
| unkind | poco amable | unkind means "not friendly or helpful; cruel." | |
| unknown | desconocido | "Unknown" means not known, familiar, or identified. | |
| unless | a menos que | Unless means "except if" or "only if something else happens". | |
| unlikely | improbable | Unlikely means not expected to happen or be true. | |
| unlucky | mala suerte | Experiencing or marked by bad events; not fortunate. | |
| unnecessary | innecesario | Not needed or more than is required. | |
| unpack | desempaquetar | "Unpack" means to remove things from a suitcase, box, or container. | |
| unpleasant | desagradable | Something that makes you feel bad or uncomfortable. | |
| untidy | desordenado | Not clean or neatly organized; messy. | |
| until | hasta | "Until" means "up to the point or time mentioned." |
| unusual | inusual | "Unusual" means not normal, different, or not common. | |
| unwell | malestar | Feeling sick, not in good health or condition. | |
| up | arriba | "Up" means moving to a higher place or position. | |
| up to | hasta | The word "up to" generally means "as far as" or "as many as". | |
| up to date | actualizado/ada | incorporating the latest developments and trends | |
| update | actualizar | "Update" means to give or receive new, current information. | |
| upload | cargar | To transfer files from one computer to another. | |
| upon | en | "Upon" means directly above or on top of something. | |
| upper | superior | "Upper" refers to the higher position or location about something. | |
| upset | disgustado | Feeling sad, disappointed, or angry about something. | |
| upstairs | arriba | "Upstairs" means going or located towards a higher floor in a building. | |
| urgent | urgente | requiring immediate action or attention. | |
| urgently | urgentemente | Library: A building filled with books to read or borrow. | |
| us | nosotros | "Us" refers to the speaker and at least one other person. | |
| use | utilice | take, hold, or deploy (something) as a means of accomplishing or achieving something | |
| useful | útil | "Useful" means helpful or beneficial in achieving something. | |
| user | usuario | a person who uses or operates something | |
| usual | habitual | "Usual" means what normally or typically happens. | |
| usually | normalmente | "Usually" means something typically or normally happens. |
