pattern

Vocabulario para IELTS General (Puntuación 8-9) - Relaciones Románticas

Aquí, aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con las relaciones románticas que son necesarias para el examen IELTS General Training.

Revisión

Tarjetas de memoria

formas

Ortografía

Cuestionario

Empezar a aprender
Vocabulary for General Training IELTS (8-9)
elopement
elopement
[Sustantivo]

the act of running away with one's lover to get married without the consent of parents

fuga, matrimonio secreto

fuga, matrimonio secreto

Ex: The young couple's elopement surprised their families, who had been expecting a traditional wedding. 
courtship
courtship
[Sustantivo]

the period of time when two people are getting to know each other romantically with the intention of getting married

noviazgo, cortejo

noviazgo, cortejo

Ex: Their courtship was marked by romantic gestures and long walks in the park. 
adultery
adultery
[Sustantivo]

sexual intercourse involving a married person and someone other than their spouse

adulterio

adulterio

Ex: Despite their vows of fidelity, she discovered evidence of her husband's adultery with a coworker. 
infatuation
infatuation
[Sustantivo]

an intense, often unreasonable or extravagant desire or admiration for someone or something

encaprichamiento, infatuación

encaprichamiento, infatuación

Ex: His infatuation with the latest gadget bordered on obsession. 
to patch up

to put an end to an argument with someone in order to make peace with them

arreglar

arreglar

Ex: They had a huge fight but managed to patch up before the day ended. 
to woo
to woo
[Verbo]

to try to make someone love one, especially for marriage

atraer

atraer

Ex: He tried to woo her with flowers and heartfelt letters, hoping to win her heart. 
to rekindle

to revive or renew something, such as a relationship or interest, that has faded

reavivar, renovar

reavivar, renovar

Ex: After years apart, they managed to rekindle their childhood friendship. 
to [tie] the knot

to become someone's husband or wife in marriage

casarse, contraer matrimonio

casarse, contraer matrimonio

Ex: They decided to tie the knot after years of dating. 
to antagonize

to provoke and anger someone so much that they start to hate and oppose one

suscitar el antagonismo

suscitar el antagonismo

Ex: His constant criticism of her work antagonized her to the point of seeking employment elsewhere. 
to drift apart

to gradually become less close or connected, often due to a lack of shared interests or diverging paths

alejarse, distanciarse

alejarse, distanciarse

Ex: Over the years, the friends started to drift apart as their lives took different paths. 
to feud
to feud
[Verbo]

to have a lasting and heated argument with someone

pelear

pelear

Ex: The families continued to feud over a disputed piece of land, passing down the animosity through generations. 
to two-time

to betray one's partner by secretly having an affair with someone else at the same time

engañar, ser infiel

engañar, ser infiel

Ex: She was devastated when she found out he had been two-timing her with her best friend. 
to chuck
to chuck
[Verbo]

to leave or end a romantic relationship with someone

dejar, plantar

dejar, plantar

Ex: She decided to chuck her boyfriend after realizing they wanted different things in life. 
to wear down

to slowly weaken someone's emotional or mental strength over time, often due to continuous pressure or challenges

desgastar, agotar

desgastar, agotar

Ex: Dealing with chronic pain can wear a person down emotionally and physically. 
LanGeek
Descargar la aplicación LanGeek