Vocabulário de Inglês Conversacional
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Vocabulário de Inglês Conversacional é um conjunto de 326 palavras em inglês estudadas com flashcards de repetição espaçada. Cada card traz a palavra, sua transcrição fonética, o significado no seu idioma e uma frase de exemplo, e volta para revisão bem na hora em que você está prestes a esquecer - assim as palavras se fixam na memória de longo prazo em vez de desaparecerem depois de um dia. O deck é voltado para estudantes por volta do nível A1.
24 palavras deste deck
| Palavra | Pronúncia | Significado |
|---|---|---|
| lanky | /ˈlæŋki/ | Someone described this way is tall and thin, often with long limbs. Their movements might sometimes seem a little awkward. |
| flawless | /ˈflɔːləs/ | If something is described this way, it means it is perfect and has no mistakes or defects at all. It is absolutely perfect. |
| mole | /məʊl/ | This is a small, dark spot or mark that appears on someone's skin. Many people have several of these on their body. |
| curly | /ˈkɜːli/ | When hair is described this way, it means it grows in spirals or coils, not straight. It has many bends and curves. |
| wrinkle | /ˈrɪŋkl/ | This is a small line or fold that appears in your skin, often when you get older. You can also find these lines in clothes that haven't been ironed. |
| getting on a bit | /ɡetɪŋ ɒn ə bɪt/ | This phrase means someone is becoming quite old. People use it to talk politely about someone's age. |
| impeccable | /ɪmˈpekəbl/ | If something is described this way, it means it is absolutely perfect and has no faults at all. For example, someone's manners could be like this. |
| well-dressed | /wɛlˈdrɛst/ | Someone described this way wears nice, fashionable clothes that suit them. They always look smart and put-together. |
| handsome | /ˈhænsəm/ | This word describes an attractive man, often with strong, pleasing features. It is generally used for men, not women. |
| fat | /fæt/ | This describes a person or animal that has a lot of extra weight on their body. It is often used directly and can sometimes sound impolite. |
| blonde | /blɒnd/ | This describes hair that is light yellow or very light brown in color. A person with this hair color is also called this. |
| slender | /ˈslendə(r)/ | This describes someone who is thin and graceful, often in an attractive way. It suggests a delicate and elegant build. |
| frail | /freɪl/ | Someone who is described this way is weak and easily broken or hurt. This often applies to older people or those who are ill. |
| scowl | /skaʊl/ | When you do this, you make an angry or unhappy expression with your face, especially by bringing your eyebrows together. It shows you are annoyed or displeased. |
| moustache | /ˈmʌstæʃ/ | This is a strip of hair that some men grow on their upper lip, between their nose and mouth. It can be different shapes and sizes. |
| tanned | /tænd/ | If your skin is described this way, it means it has become darker due to spending time in the sun. Many people like to have this look in summer. |
| rosy | /ˈrəʊzi/ | This describes something that has a healthy, pinkish-red color, often referring to cheeks. It can suggest good health or warmth. |
| bald | /bɔːld/ | A person described this way has no hair, or very little hair, on their head. It is common for men as they get older. |
| plump | /plʌmp/ | This describes someone who is pleasantly rounded or a little bit full-bodied. It is a softer, kinder way to say someone is slightly overweight. |
| chubby | /ˈtʃʌbi/ | This describes a person, especially a child, who is pleasantly round and a little bit fat. It often sounds cute when used for babies or young children. |
| scruffy | /ˈskrʌfi/ | Someone or something described this way looks messy, untidy, and perhaps a bit dirty. Their appearance is not neat or well-kept. |
| muscular | /ˈmʌskjələ(r)/ | A person described this way has strong, well-developed muscles. They often look very fit and powerful. |
| dimple | /ˈdɪmpl/ | This is a small, natural indentation or hollow in someone's skin, often on their cheek when they smile or on their chin. Many people find them attractive. |
| lose figure | /luːz ˈfɪɡə/ | This phrase means to become less slim or shapely, often by gaining weight. It suggests that someone's body shape has changed and become less attractive. |
As primeiras 24 de 326 palavras. Entre para estudar o deck inteiro com flashcards, áudio e repetição espaçada.
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Quantas palavras tem o deck “Vocabulário de Inglês Conversacional”?
O deck tem 326 palavras, divididas em grupos menores para você estudar um lote administrável de cada vez em vez de encarar a lista inteira de uma só vez.
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Quanto tempo leva para aprender 326 palavras?
Isso depende do seu ritmo diário. Com repetição espaçada você nunca reestuda o deck inteiro: a cada dia você revisa só os cards que estão no prazo, geralmente algumas dezenas. Quinze a vinte minutos por dia bastam para um progresso constante - a consistência importa muito mais do que sessões longas.