600 vocabulario básico de IELTS
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600 vocabulario básico de IELTS es un conjunto de 599 palabras en inglés que se estudian con tarjetas de repetición espaciada. Cada tarjeta lleva la palabra, su transcripción fonética, el significado en tu idioma y una oración de ejemplo, y vuelve a repasarse justo cuando estás a punto de olvidarla, de modo que las palabras se asientan en la memoria a largo plazo en lugar de desvanecerse al día siguiente. El mazo está pensado para estudiantes de nivel A1 aproximadamente.
24 palabras de este mazo
| Palabra | Pronunciación | Significado |
|---|---|---|
| tortoise | /ˈtɔːtəs/ | A land animal with a hard shell that moves very slowly. It is a type of reptile. |
| creature | /ˈkriːtʃə(r)/ | This is a living animal, often one that is not human. It can be any animal, big or small. |
| ape | /eɪp/ | A large, intelligent animal similar to a monkey but without a tail. Gorillas and chimpanzees are examples of these animals. |
| fur | /fɜː(r)/ | The soft, thick hair that covers the body of many animals, like cats, dogs, or bears. It keeps them warm. |
| reptile | /ˈreptaɪl/ | A cold-blooded animal that has scales and lays eggs. Snakes, lizards, and crocodiles are examples of these animals. |
| leopard | /ˈlepəd/ | A large, wild cat with yellow or orange skin and black spots. It is a powerful hunter. |
| mammal | /ˈmæml/ | A warm-blooded animal that has hair or fur, gives birth to live young, and feeds them milk. Humans, dogs, and whales are all types of these animals. |
| prey | /preɪ/ | An animal that is hunted and killed by another animal for food. A mouse might be food for an owl. |
| predator | /ˈpredətə(r)/ | An animal that hunts and kills other animals for food. Lions and wolves are examples of these hunters. |
| ox | /ɒks/ | A large, strong animal, often a castrated male cow, used for pulling carts or plows. Farmers use these animals for heavy work. |
| herd | /hɜːd/ | A large group of animals, especially hoofed mammals, that live and move together. You might see many cows or elephants together in one of these groups. |
| beast | /biːst/ | A large, often wild, animal. This word can sometimes suggest a fierce or dangerous animal. |
| pet | /pet/ | An animal kept in a home for companionship and enjoyment. Many people have a cat or dog living with them. |
| guinea pig | /ˈɡɪni pɪɡ/ | A small, furry animal often kept as a household animal. It makes squeaking sounds and is a type of rodent. |
| wild | /waɪld/ | Describing animals that live freely in nature and are not tamed or kept by humans. Lions and tigers are examples of these animals. |
| mule | /mjuːl/ | An animal that is a cross between a male donkey and a female horse. It is known for being strong and stubborn. |
| bull | /bʊl/ | An adult male cow, often large and powerful. These animals are used for breeding or sometimes in sports like bullfighting. |
| breed | /briːd/ | A specific type of animal developed by people, having distinct characteristics. Labradors and poodles are examples of different kinds of dogs. |
| extinction | /ɪkˈstɪŋkʃn/ | The complete disappearance of a species of animal or plant from Earth. When the last of a kind of animal dies, it faces this. |
| giraffe | /dʒəˈrɑːf/ | A very tall African animal with an extremely long neck and legs, and a spotted coat. It eats leaves from high trees. |
| tail | /teɪl/ | The long, flexible part at the back of an animal's body, like a dog or cat. Animals use it for balance or to show feelings. |
| species | /ˈspiːʃiːz/ | A group of animals or plants that are similar and can reproduce with each other. For example, all dogs belong to one such group. |
| primate | /ˈpraɪmeɪt/ | A type of mammal that includes monkeys, apes, and humans. They often have flexible hands and feet, and large brains. |
| cattle | /ˈkætl/ | Large farm animals like cows, bulls, and calves, raised for meat or milk. They live together in herds. |
Las primeras 24 de 599 palabras. Inicia sesión para estudiar el mazo completo con tarjetas, audio y repetición espaciada.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Cuántas palabras tiene el mazo “600 vocabulario básico de IELTS”?
El mazo tiene 599 palabras, divididas en grupos más pequeños para que estudies un lote manejable a la vez en lugar de enfrentar toda la lista de golpe.
¿Este mazo es gratis?
Puedes leer la lista de palabras en esta página sin una cuenta. Estudiarla con tarjetas, audio y repetición espaciada requiere una cuenta gratuita de Parroto; algunos mazos avanzados están reservados para miembros PRO.
¿Cuánto se tarda en aprender 599 palabras?
Eso depende de tu ritmo diario. Con la repetición espaciada nunca reestudias todo el mazo: cada día repasas solo las tarjetas que toca, normalmente unas pocas docenas. Quince a veinte minutos al día bastan para avanzar de forma constante - la constancia importa mucho más que las sesiones largas.