Vocabulario en inglés: Velocidad (Speed)

Lista de 64 palabras en inglés sobre velocidad que se usan a menudo. Cada palabra tiene pronunciación IPA, tipo de palabra, traducción al español, una frase de ejemplo y audio. Abre cada palabra para ver colocaciones, sinónimos y más ejemplos.

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Lista de vocabulario: Velocidad

  1. Area/ˈɛriə/SustantivoÁrea

    What is the area of this flat?

  2. Centimeter/ˈsɛntəˌmitər/SustantivoCentímetro

    He is 12 centimeters taller than me.

  3. Distance/ˈdɪstəns/SustantivoDistancia

    The distance between us is too big that I cannot hear you.

  4. Estimate/ˈɛstəmət/VerboEstimar

    As I estimate, we are 2km away from the beach.

  5. Gram/græm/SustantivoGramo

    2 gram of salt would be enough for this bowl of soup.

  6. Hectare/ˈhɛkˌtɑr/SustantivoHectárea

    The farmer’s land is about 20 hectare.

  7. Height/haɪt/SustantivoAltura

    What is the height of Mount Everest?

  8. Kilo/ˈkɪˌloʊ/SustantivoKilo

    I am 50 kilos.

  9. Kilometer/kəˈlɑmətər/SustantivoKilómetro

    I run 2km everyday as an exercise.

  10. Length/lɛŋkθ/SustantivoLongitud

    He measured the length of the room.

  11. Liter/ˈlitər/SustantivoLitro

    A person should drink about 2 liters of water a day.

  12. Measure/ˈmɛʒər/VerboMedida

    How do you measure the depth of a lake?

  13. Meter/ˈmitər/SustantivoMetro

    She is 1,7 meter tall.

  14. Mile/maɪl/SustantivoMilla

    How many meter is one mile?

  15. Ruler/ˈrulər/SustantivoGobernante

    Can I borrow your ruler?

  16. Weight/weɪt/SustantivoPeso

    Net weight of this box of candy is 300 gram.

  17. Width/wɪdθ/SustantivoAncho

    The width of this table is 2 meters.

  18. Instantaneous/ˌɪnstənˈteɪniəs/AdjetivoInstantáneo

    Fiber optic cables provide instantaneous data transmission over continents.

  19. Steady/ˈstedi/AdjetivoEstable

    Maintaining a steady pace is essential when running a marathon.

  20. Millimeter/ˈmɪlɪmiːtər/SustantivoMilímetro

    The surgical incision was barely two millimeters wide.

  21. Ton/tʌn/SustantivoTonelada

    The freight vessel transported three thousand tons of grain across the ocean.

  22. Ounce/aʊns/SustantivoOnza

    A standard chocolate bar weighs approximately two ounces.

  23. Gallon/ˈɡælən/SustantivoGalón

    He filled his car with twelve gallons of unleaded gasoline.

  24. Pound/paʊnd/SustantivoLibra

    She bought two pounds of fresh strawberries at the local farmers market.

  25. Scale/skeɪl/SustantivoEscala

    Step onto the electronic bathroom scale to monitor your body weight.

  26. Thermometer/θərˈmɑːmɪtər/SustantivoTermómetro

    The nurse placed a digital thermometer under the child’s tongue to check for fever.

  27. Dimension/daɪˈmenʃn/SustantivoDimensión

    Please measure the exact dimensions of the door before ordering the wardrobe.

  28. Volume/ˈvɑːljuːm/SustantivoVolumen

    Calculate the total volume of water required to fill the Olympic swimming pool.

  29. Depth/depθ/SustantivoProfundidad

    Scuba divers explored the coral reef at a depth of twenty meters.

  30. Capacity/kəˈpæsəti/SustantivoCapacidad

    The new football stadium has a seating capacity of eighty thousand spectators.

  31. crawl/krɔːl/Verbogatear

    You should crawl every day.

  32. creep/kriːp/Verboarrastrarse

    You should creep every day.

  33. dash/dæʃ/Verboestrellarse

    You should dash every day.

  34. dawdle/ˈdɔːdl/Verboholgazanear

    You should dawdle every day.

  35. expedite/ˈekspədaɪt/Verboacelerar

    You should expedite every day.

  36. gallop/ˈɡæləp/Verbogalope

    You should gallop every day.

  37. haste/heɪst/Sustantivoprisa

    We can see a haste here.

  38. hasten/ˈheɪsn/Verboacelerar

    You should hasten every day.

  39. hypersonic/ˌhaɪpəˈsɒnɪk/Adjetivohipersónico

    This thing looks very hypersonic.

  40. linger/ˈlɪŋɡə/Verbopersistir

    You should linger every day.

  41. meander/miˈændə/Verbomeandro

    You should meander every day.

  42. nimble/ˈnɪmbl/Adjetivoágil

    This thing looks very nimble.

  43. plod/plɒd/Verbopaso pesado

    You should plod every day.

  44. saunter/ˈsɔːntə/Verbopaseo

    You should saunter every day.

  45. scamper/ˈskæmpə/Verbocorretear

    You should scamper every day.

  46. scoot/skuːt/Verbolargarse

    You should scoot every day.

  47. scramble/ˈskræmbl/Verbolucha

    You should scramble every day.

  48. scurry/ˈskʌri/Verbocorrer

    You should scurry every day.

  49. sluggishness/ˈslʌɡɪʃnəs/Sustantivolentitud

    We can see a sluggishness here.

  50. stroll/strəʊl/Verbopaseo

    You should stroll every day.

  51. supersonic/ˌsuːpəˈsɒnɪk/Adjetivosupersónico

    This thing looks very supersonic.

  52. swiftness/ˈswɪftnəs/Sustantivorapidez

    We can see a swiftness here.

  53. tempo/ˈtempəʊ/Sustantivotempo

    We can see a tempo here.

  54. toddle/ˈtɒdl/Verboempezar a andar

    You should toddle every day.

  55. trudge/trʌdʒ/Verbocaminar penosamente

    You should trudge every day.

  56. zoom/zuːm/Verbozoom

    You should zoom every day.

  57. celerity/səˈlerəti/Sustantivohombre destacado

    We can see a celerity here.

  58. fleet/fliːt/Adjetivoflota

    This thing looks very fleet.

  59. jog/dʒɒɡ/Verbosacudida

    You should jog every day.

  60. plunge/plʌndʒ/Verboinmersión

    You should plunge every day.

  61. traipse/treɪps/Verbocaminar penosamente

    You should traipse every day.

  62. instant/ˈɪnstənt/Adjetivoinstante

    This thing looks very instant.

  63. promptitude/ˈprɒmptɪtjuːd/Sustantivoprontitud

    We can see a promptitude here.

  64. rapidness/ˈræpɪdnəs/Sustantivorapidez

    We can see a rapidness here.

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