Vocabulario Inglés

crowded (adj) having a lot or too many of something; full
stuck (adj) unable to move or be moved
to catch up (v) to reach somebody who is ahead by going faster
a gap (n) aspace between two things or in the middle of something, or a difference that separates people, or their opinions, situations, etc
obesity (n) excessive fatness
to endorse (v) topublicly or officially say that you support or approve of someone or something
a processed food (n) a food that has been manufactured, or produced, and packaged in a factory, andnormally has a lot of added sugar and salt
lifespan (n) the average length of time that someone will live
a mogul (n) a powerful and important person
an amateur (n) a person whodoes something poorly, or is not skilled at something
Eggos (n) an American brand of frozen waffles, that can be cooked in the microwave or toaster
gourmet (adj) describes veryhigh quality, excellent meals
to bully (v) someone who frightens, hurts, or threatens smaller or weaker people
a sissy (n) a boy who is weak or who likes things that girlsusually like
awkward (adj) not socially graceful or confident; uneasy or uncomfortable
an outcast (n) someone who is not accepted by other people
to get picked on (v) to be tolaughed at or made fun of in an unkind way
to fit in (v) to belong in a particular situation, place, or group
to fade (v) to lost strength or freshness; to disappear graduallyslang (n) informal words, or speech, used by a particular group of people
a tip (n) extra money you give to someone who provides a service for you
a lap (n) the area between theknees and the hips of a person who is sitting down
to switch (v) to change or replace (something) with another thing
to unfold (v) to happen as time passes; to be told or made known