Vocabulario en inglés: Familia (Family)

El vocabulario de la familia sirve para presentarte, hablar de tus parientes y rellenar formularios. Los parientes políticos llevan "-in-law" (mother-in-law = suegra, brother-in-law = cuñado) y en las familias reconstituidas se usa "step-" (stepmother = madrastra, stepbrother = hermanastro). "Cousin" vale para primo y prima.

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Flashcards: 58 palabras sobre Familia

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Lista de vocabulario: Familia

Aunt/Ænt/SustantivoTía
My aunt will visit me in the New year.
Birth/bɜrθ/SustantivoNacimiento
The birth of her son makes Taylor extremely happy.
Brother/ˈbrʌðər/SustantivoHermano
I have two brothers, one is 10 and the other is 17.
Close/kloʊs/AdjetivoCerca
Every members in Clara’s family is close to eachother.
Cousin/ˈkʌzən/SustantivoPrimo
I have a beautiful 5-year-old cousin named Linh.
Daughter/ˈdɔtər/SustantivoHija
Tammy has just bought her daughter a pink princess dress.
Divorce/dɪˈvɔrs/VerboDivorcio
The divorce of Amy’s parents upsets her for months.
Ex-wife/ɛks-waɪf/Sustantivoex esposa
After the divorce, Jake still remains friend with his ex-wife.
Father/ˈfɑðər/SustantivoPadre
My father is a kind and generous man.
Grandparents/ˈgrændˌpɛrənts/SustantivoAbuelos
Every summer, Tim gets to visit his grandparents house and stays there for a month.
Husband/ˈhʌzbənd/SustantivoMarido
Her husband has just come home after a long trip from the US.
Kid/Child/kɪd/ – /ʧaɪld/SustantivoNiño/Niño
She would like to have 3 kids when she is married.
Marry/ˈmɛri/VerboCasarse
Would you marry me?
Mother/ˈmʌðər/SustantivoMadre
Mother’s Day is celebrated on a Sunday in May.
Mother-in-law/ˈmʌðərɪnˌlɔ/SustantivoSuegra
Modern women don’t like to live with their mother-in-law.
Niece/Nephew/nis/ – /ˈnɛfju/SustantivoSobrina/Sobrino
I gave my nephew a toy car as a birthday present.
Parents/ˈpɛrənts/SustantivoPadres
My parents are travelling to Paris.
Pregnant/ˈprɛgnənt/AdjetivoEmbarazada
She was only 18 when she found out she was pregnant.
Relative/ˈrɛlətɪv/SustantivoRelativo
Barry has some relatives living in Vietnam.
Sibling/ˈsɪblɪŋ/SustantivoHermano
There is often competition between siblings.
Sister/ˈsɪstər/SustantivoHermana
Selena and Sally are twin sisters.
Son/sʌn/SustantivoHijo
He has a 3-year-old son named Timmy.
Step-mom/stɛp-mɑm/Sustantivomadrastra
Cinderella’s step-mom is a cruel woman.
Uncle/ˈʌŋkəl/SustantivoTío
Jake’s uncle is a famous MC.
Wife/waɪf/SustantivoEsposa
She is such a good wife to always take good care of her family.
Stepfather/ˈstepfɑːðər/SustantivoPadrastro
Her stepfather supported her educational aspirations with immense dedication and love.
Stepmother/ˈstepmʌðər/SustantivoMadrastra
Unlike folklore fairy tales, her stepmother treated her with warmth and genuine maternal affection.
Godfather/ˈɡɑːdfɑːðər/SustantivoPadrino
Her godfather gifted her a rare inscribed dictionary on her confirmation ceremony.
Godmother/ˈɡɑːdmʌðər/SustantivoMadrina
Her fairy godmother figure in her life was her compassionate aunt who funded her studies.
Ancestor/ˈænsestər/SustantivoAntepasado
Family members gathered in the ancestral hall to burn incense in remembrance of their ancestors.
Descendant/dɪˈsendənt/SustantivoDescendiente
He is a direct descendant of the royal dynasty that founded the ancient capital.
Spouse/spaʊs/SustantivoCónyuge
Employees are encouraged to bring their spouses and children to the annual company barbecue.
Newborn/ˈnuːbɔːrn/SustantivoRecién nacido
The proud parents cradled their sleeping newborn tenderly in their arms.
Triplet/ˈtrɪplət/SustantivoTrillizo
The birth of healthy triplets brought threefold joy to the delighted young couple.
In-laws/ˈɪn lɔːz/SustantivoSuegros
They hosted Sunday dinner for their in-laws to celebrate their upcoming anniversary.
toddler/ˈtɒdlə/Sustantivoniño pequeño
The energetic toddler chased bubbles around the living room.
infant/ˈɪnfənt/Sustantivoniño
The sleeping infant was swaddled tightly in a soft flannel blanket.
adolescent/ˌædəˈlesnt/Sustantivoadolescente
Adolescents often experience rapid emotional changes due to shifting hormonal levels.
orphan/ˈɔːfn/Sustantivohuérfano
The charitable foundation provides housing and scholarships for war orphans.
breadwinner/ˈbredwɪnə/Sustantivosostén de la familia
After his father fell ill, David became the primary breadwinner for his family.
upbringing/ˈʌpbrɪŋɪŋ/Sustantivoeducación
Her polite manners reflect a very disciplined and loving upbringing.
household/ˈhaʊshəʊld/Sustantivofamiliar
Average household expenses rose sharply over the past twelve months.
granddaughter/ˈɡrændɔːtə/Sustantivonieta
The grandmother knitted a warm wool scarf for her beloved granddaughter.
grandson/ˈɡrænsʌn/Sustantivonieto
The proud grandfather taught his young grandson how to play chess.
nephew/ˈnefjuː/Sustantivosobrino
Uncle Robert bought a miniature remote-controlled plane for his seven-year-old nephew.
niece/niːs/Sustantivosobrina
She took her teenage niece shopping for back-to-school clothes.
lineage/ˈlɪniɪdʒ/Sustantivolinaje
The aristocratic family traces its noble lineage back to the fourteenth century.
matriarch/ˈmeɪtriɑːk/Sustantivomatriarca
The ninety-year-old matriarch presided over the large family reunion dinner with warmth.
patriarch/ˈpeɪtriɑːk/Sustantivopatriarca
The aging patriarch gathered all his children to distribute his estate fairly.
stepbrother/ˈstepbrʌðə/Sustantivohermanastro
We can see a stepbrother here.
stepsister/ˈstepsɪstə/Sustantivohermanastra
We can see a stepsister here.
godchild/ˈɡɒdtʃaɪld/Sustantivoahijado
We can see a godchild here.
offspring/ˈɒfsprɪŋ/Sustantivodescendiente
We can see a offspring here.
stepchild/ˈsteptʃaɪld/Sustantivohijastro
We can see a stepchild here.
stepparent/ˈsteppeərənt/Sustantivopadrastro
We can see a stepparent here.
guardian/ˈɡɑːdiən/Sustantivoguardián
We can see a guardian here.
hereditary/həˈredɪtri/Adjetivohereditario
This thing looks very hereditary.
kin/kɪn/Sustantivofamiliares
We can see a kin here.