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Verbos: make, do, take… en inglés — nivel B1

55 expresiones de nivel B1 (intermedio) de la colección «Verbos: make, do, take…». Cada una tiene traducción y una definición corta en inglés sencillo; toca una expresión para abrir su página del diccionario.

Este tema por niveles: A2 · 62B1 · 55B2 · 16 Colección completa: 142 palabras →

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PalabraTraducciónDefinición
make a complaintpresentar una quejato tell someone that you are not happy about something
make a suggestionhacer una sugerenciato share an idea about what could be done
make an excuseponer una excusato give a reason for something, often not the true one
make up your minddecidirseto finally decide after thinking for a long time
make a livingganarse la vidato earn enough money to pay for what you need in life
make a pointexponer un argumentoto say something important you want others to hear
make the most ofaprovechar al máximoto use a chance or time in the best way you can
do damagecausar dañoto harm something badly
do harmhacer dañoto cause damage to someone
do wondershacer maravillasto make things much better
do withoutprescindir deto manage without something you want
take responsibilityasumir la responsabilidadto accept that a problem is yours to handle
take advantage ofaprovecharto use a good chance to help yourself
take into accounttener en cuentato think about a fact when making a decision
take pride inenorgullecerse deto feel good and happy about something you did well
take for granteddar por sentadoto not notice how good something is because you have it
get the pointcaptar la idea, entenderto understand the main idea of what someone is saying
get oversuperarto feel better after being sick or sad
get carried awaydejarse llevarto become too excited and lose control of yourself
get the hang ofagarrarle el trucoto learn how to do something well
get on someone's nervessacar de quicioto annoy a person and make them feel angry
get away withsalir impuneto do something bad without being caught
have a wordhablar en serioto talk to someone about something serious
have an impacttener un impactoto cause a strong effect on something
have doubtstener dudasto not feel sure that something is true
give a speechdar un discursoto stand and talk to a group of people about a topic
give prioritydar prioridadto treat something as more important than other things
give the impressiondar la impresiónto make people think or feel a certain way about you
give wayceder el pasoto stop and let someone else go first
keep track ofllevar la cuenta deto watch or follow something so you know what happens
keep up withseguir el ritmo de, mantenerse al díato stay at the same level as something else without falling behind
keep an eye onvigilarto watch something carefully to make sure it is safe
hold backcontenerseto stop yourself or someone from doing something
break a habitdejar un hábitoto stop doing something that you do again and again
break the newsdar la noticiato tell someone about something important or surprising
break the silenceromper el silencioto start talking after a time with no one speaking
catch someone's eyellamar la atenciónto get someone to notice you or look at you
catch upponerse al díato reach the same level as others
pay a complimenthacer un cumplidoto say something nice about a person or their work
pay a visithacer una visitato go to see someone or a place for a short time
pay the pricepagar el precioto suffer bad results because of what you chose to do
pay respectmostrar respeto, rendir homenajeto show that you think highly of someone or something
pay offdar sus frutosto succeed and bring a good result
run a riskcorrer un riesgoto do something knowing that something bad could happen
run smoothlyir sin problemasto work well without any problems or delays
run short ofquedarse corto deto have very little of something that you need
put effort intoesforzarse en, poner empeño ento work hard on something because it matters to you
put pressure onpresionarto push someone to do something they may not want to
put into practiceponer en prácticato start using an idea or plan in real life
put up withaguantarto accept something bad without getting angry
set an exampledar ejemploto act in a way that shows others how they should act
set a deadlinefijar un plazoto pick a date by which something must be finished
come to a conclusionllegar a una conclusiónto reach a final answer after thinking carefully
come in handyser útilto be useful at a time when you really need help
come up withocurrírsele, proponerto think of an idea or plan

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