Vocabulario en inglés: Cuerpo humano (Body)

Las partes del cuerpo son imprescindibles para ir al médico, hacer ejercicio o explicar un dolor. Las estructuras más comunes son "My ... hurts" y "I have a ...ache" (headache, stomachache, toothache). Cuidado con los plurales irregulares foot → feet, tooth → teeth y con las letras mudas de knee, thumb o wrist.

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Lista de vocabulario: Cuerpo humano

Arm/ɑrm/SustantivoBrazo
He rode his bike carelessly and broke his arm.
Back/bæk/SustantivoAtrás
They sat back to back and talk about their dreams.
Belly/ˈbɛli/SustantivoBarriga
Linh has just signed up for a course in bellydance.
Blood/blʌd/SustantivoSangre
Aligator is an animal with cold blood.
Body/ˈbɑdi/SustantivoCuerpo
Every muscle in her body was sore.
Body part/ˈbɑdi pɑrt/Sustantivoparte del cuerpo
The 5thgrade students learn about human body parts in today’s biology lesson.
Bone/boʊn/SustantivoHueso
A broken bone takes about 2 months to heal.
Bottom/ˈbɑtəm/SustantivoAbajo
She fell off the stairs and landed on her bottom.
Brain/breɪn/SustantivoCerebro
It is believed that people with bigger brain are smarter.
Chest/ʧɛst/SustantivoPecho
He folded his arms across his chest to show his annoyance.
Ear/Ir/SustantivoOreja
An insect flies to Jake’s ears and get stuck so he has to go to the hospital.
Eye/aɪ/SustantivoOjo
He covers her eyes and leads her to the rooftop, where a surprised party is waiting for her.
Face/feɪs/SustantivoRostro
Her face was covered in tears after she watched a romantic movie.
Finger/ˈfɪŋgər/SustantivoDedo
My fingers get cold because of the chilly wind outside.
Foot/fʊt/SustantivoPie
Her feet are too big to fit in the glass slippers.
Hair/hɛr/SustantivoCabello
Her long blond hair is so silky that it looks like a waterfall.
Hand/hænd/SustantivoMano
They vow to hold eachother’s hand till the end of life.
Head/hɛd/SustantivoCabeza
You should always wear a helmet when riding a motorbike to protect your head in case of accident.
Heart/hɑrt/SustantivoCorazón
When they fall in love, it seems like their hearts share the same beat.
Hip/hɪp/SustantivoCadera
The mother puts her hands on her hips and stares at her son angrily.
Kidney/ˈkɪdni/SustantivoRiñón
The only way for the patient to survive is to get a kidney transplant.
Leg/lɛg/SustantivoPierna
She grows up to have long legs so her friends joke that she should become a model.
Lip/lɪp/SustantivoLabio
She bites her lip, trying to look sexy.
Liver/ˈlɪvər/SustantivoHígado
Drinking too much beer and liquor can harm your liver.
Lung/lʌŋ/SustantivoPulmón
He got lung cancer after 20 years smoking.
Mouth/maʊθ/SustantivoBoca
He opens his mouth in surprise when seeing his old friend comes to the airport to welcome him home.
Neck/nɛk/SustantivoCuello
Everyone in the party stares at the diamond necklace on her neck.
Nose/noʊz/SustantivoNariz
His nose is running since he is having a cold.
Shoulder/ˈʃoʊldər/SustantivoHombro
His broad shouders makes him look so manly.
Skin/skɪn/SustantivoPiel
Her skin is as smooth as a baby’s skin.
Stomach/ˈstʌmək/SustantivoEstómago
His stomach is so full after eating a buffet that he refuses to go get a drink afterwards.
Thigh/θaɪ/SustantivoHermético
The water in the lake is up to an adult’s thigh.
Toe/toʊ/SustantivoDedo del pie
She went to a beauty salon to have her toe nails painted.
Tongue/tʌŋ/SustantivoLengua
Jenna bit her tongue to keep from saying what she should not say.
Tooth/tuθ/SustantivoDiente
He flashes his white teeth in a charming smile.
Waist/weɪst/SustantivoCintura
He wraps his hands around her waist as they slow-dancing to the soft music.
elbow/ˈelbəʊ/Sustantivocodo
He accidentally bumped his elbow against the sharp edge of the desk.
wrist/rɪst/Sustantivomuñeca
She wore a delicate silver bracelet loosely around her slender wrist.
ankle/ˈæŋkl/Sustantivotobillo
The runner twisted her left ankle on an uneven cobblestone during the marathon.
knee/niː/Sustantivorodilla
He fell onto the gravel driveway and grazed both of his knees.
forehead/ˈfɔːhed/Sustantivofrente
Beads of sweat formed on his forehead as he worked under the blazing sun.
chin/tʃɪn/Sustantivomentón
He rubbed his chin thoughtfully while considering her business proposal.
cheek/tʃiːk/Sustantivomejilla
Her cheeks flushed bright pink after running briskly in the crisp morning air.
eyebrow/ˈaɪbraʊ/Sustantivoceja
He raised an eyebrow in surprise when hearing the unexpected news.
eyelash/ˈaɪlæʃ/Sustantivopestaña
She applied black mascara to lengthen and curl her eyelashes.
throat/θrəʊt/Sustantivogarganta
Gargling warm salt water helps soothe an inflamed sore throat.
spine/spaɪn/Sustantivocolumna vertebral
Maintaining good ergonomics protects your spine from chronic back injuries.
rib/rɪb/Sustantivocostilla
The rib cage encloses and shields delicate organs including the heart and lungs.
skull/skʌl/Sustantivocráneo
Always wear a helmet while cycling to shield your skull against concussions.
palm/pɑːm/Sustantivopalmera
The palm reader studied the intricate lines etched across her open hand.
thumb/θʌm/Sustantivopulgar
Humans possess opposable thumbs that allow us to grasp and manipulate tools deftly.
forearm/ˈfɔːrɑːm/Sustantivoantebrazo
He rested his forearms on the kitchen table while chatting.
knuckle/ˈnʌkl/Sustantivonudillo
He cracked his knuckles nervously before taking the stage.
pelvis/ˈpelvɪs/Sustantivopelvis
Gentle yoga poses help stabilize and balance the pelvis.
cartilage/ˈkɑːtɪlɪdʒ/Sustantivocartílago
He tore the cartilage in his knee playing basketball.
ligament/ˈlɪɡəmənt/Sustantivoligamento
The athlete needed reconstructive surgery after tearing a knee ligament.
nostril/ˈnɒstrəl/Sustantivonariz
We can see a nostril here.
collarbone/ˈkɒləbəʊn/Sustantivoclavícula
We can see a collarbone here.
shinbone/ˈʃɪnbəʊn/Sustantivotibia
We can see a shinbone here.
calf/kɑːf/Sustantivobecerro
We can see a calf here.
ribcage/ˈrɪbkeɪdʒ/Sustantivocaja torácica
We can see a ribcage here.
bellybutton/ˈbelibʌtn/Sustantivoombligo
We can see a bellybutton here.
jawbone/ˈdʒɔːbəʊn/Sustantivomaxilar
We can see a jawbone here.
windpipe/ˈwɪndpaɪp/Sustantivotráquea
We can see a windpipe here.
esophagus/ɪˈsɒfəɡəs/Sustantivoesófago
We can see a esophagus here.
eardrum/ˈɪədrʌm/Sustantivotímpano
We can see a eardrum here.
tonsils/ˈtɒnslz/Sustantivoamígdalas
We can see a tonsils here.
artery/ˈɑːtəri/Sustantivoartería
We can see a artery here.
vein/veɪn/Sustantivovena
We can see a vein here.
capillary/kəˈpɪləri/Sustantivocapilar
We can see a capillary here.
fingernail/ˈfɪŋɡəneɪl/Sustantivouña
We can see a fingernail here.
toenail/ˈtəʊneɪl/Sustantivouña del dedo del pie
We can see a toenail here.
temple/ˈtempl/Sustantivotemplo
We can see a temple here.
eyelid/ˈaɪlɪd/Sustantivopárpado
We can see a eyelid here.
spinal cord/ˈspaɪnl kɔːd/Sustantivomédula espinal
We can see a spinal cord here.