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Lista de Palabras Nivel C2 - Lenguaje Corporal y Acciones Emocionales

Aquí aprenderás todas las palabras esenciales para hablar sobre el lenguaje corporal y las acciones emocionales, recopiladas específicamente para estudiantes de nivel C2.

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CEFR C2 Vocabulary
to guffaw
to guffaw
[Verbo]

to laugh loudly and heartily, especially when something is very funny

reírse a carcajadas

reírse a carcajadas

Ex: The comedian's witty remark had the entire room guffawing, creating a contagious atmosphere of laughter. 

El comentario ingenioso del comediante hizo que toda la sala estallara en carcajadas, creando una atmósfera contagiosa de risa.

to pout
to pout
[Verbo]

to push out one's lips as an expression of displeasure, anger, or sadness

hacer pucheros, poner morros

hacer pucheros, poner morros

Ex: The toddler began to pout when denied a second cookie. 

El niño pequeño comenzó a hacer pucheros cuando le negaron una segunda galleta.

to facepalm

to cover one's face with one's hand, particularly the palm, often as an expression of frustration, embarrassment, or disbelief

ponerse la mano en la cara, facepalm

ponerse la mano en la cara, facepalm

Ex: I facepalmed after realizing I had sent the email to the wrong recipient. 

Me cubrí la cara con las manos después de darme cuenta de que había enviado el correo electrónico al destinatario equivocado.

to fidget
to fidget
[Verbo]

to make small, restless movements or gestures due to nervousness or impatience

estar inquieto

estar inquieto

Ex: He always fidgets with his phone when he's waiting for someone to reply to his message. 

Siempre se mueve inquieto con su teléfono cuando está esperando que alguien responda a su mensaje.

to writhe
to writhe
[Verbo]

to twist or squirm violently, from struggle, physical pain, or emotional distress

retorcerse

retorcerse

Ex: She writhed in her restraints, desperate to break free. 

Ella se retorcía en sus ataduras, desesperada por liberarse.

to wince
to wince
[Verbo]

to show a facial expression that signifies shame or pain

estremecerse

estremecerse

Ex: He couldn't help but wince when he heard his own voice on the recording; it sounded so different. 

No pudo evitar hacer una mueca cuando escuchó su propia voz en la grabación; sonaba tan diferente.

to canoodle

to engage in affectionate and intimate behavior, such as hugging, kissing, or cuddling

acariciarse, arrumarse

acariciarse, arrumarse

Ex: In the dimly lit restaurant, the pair couldn't resist canoodling. 

En el restaurante con poca luz, la pareja no pudo resistirse a arrumarse.

to smooch
to smooch
[Verbo]

to kiss lovingly or passionately

besar, darse un beso apasionado

besar, darse un beso apasionado

Ex: Feeling the connection, they smooched before parting ways. 

Sintiendo la conexión, se besaron apasionadamente antes de separarse.

to buss
to buss
[Verbo]

to kiss briefly and affectionately

besar brevemente y con cariño, dar un beso rápido y afectuoso

besar brevemente y con cariño, dar un beso rápido y afectuoso

Ex: As a gesture of friendship, they bussed each other on the cheek. 

Como gesto de amistad, se besaron en la mejilla.

to snog
to snog
[Verbo]

to kiss passionately and intimately

besar apasionadamente, morrearse

besar apasionadamente, morrearse

Ex: The teenagers giggled as they snogged behind the school building. 

Los adolescentes rieron mientras se besaban apasionadamente detrás del edificio de la escuela.

to squirm
to squirm
[Verbo]

to move in an uncomfortable or restless manner with twisting or contorted motions

retorcerse, moverse inquieto

retorcerse, moverse inquieto

Ex: During the tense meeting, he couldn't control the urge to squirm in his seat. 

Durante la tensa reunión, no pudo controlar el impulso de retorcerse en su asiento.

to serenade

to sing or play music to someone, typically as a gesture of affection

serenatear, cantar una serenata

serenatear, cantar una serenata

Ex: The groom serenaded his bride during their wedding reception. 

El novio le cantó una serenata a su novia durante su recepción de boda.

to pamper
to pamper
[Verbo]

to treat someone with extra care, attention, and comfort, often with the intention of making them feel good or relaxed

mimar, consentir

mimar, consentir

Ex: He enjoys pampering his girlfriend with romantic dinners and thoughtful gifts. 

Disfruta mimar a su novia con cenas románticas y regalos considerados.

to dote
to dote
[Verbo]

to show excessive love or fondness toward someone or something

consentir, mimar

consentir, mimar

Ex: He dotes on his girlfriend, constantly buying her gifts and complimenting her. 

Él consiente a su novia, comprándole constantemente regalos y halagándola.

to chuck
to chuck
[Verbo]

to leave or end a romantic relationship with someone

dejar, plantar

dejar, plantar

Ex: She couldn't handle his behavior anymore, so she decided to chuck him. 

Ya no podía soportar su comportamiento, así que decidió dejarlo.

to [wring] {one's} hands

to twist and rub one's hands together out of distress or worry

Ex: The prisoner wrung his hands in anticipation of his trial. 
to flutter {one's} eyelashes

to blink quickly in a way that gets someone's attention, often done to show interest or flirt

Ex: Trying to charm the interviewer, he subtly fluttered his eyelashes during the job interview. 
to [cross] {one's} legs

to place one leg over the other, either while sitting or standing

Ex: The woman crossed her legs and picked up her magazine, trying to ignore the noise around her. 
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