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Virtual Flashcards Así se dice: Capítulo 6: El bienestar

Palabras I (pages )

Contento Alegre Happy

Triste Sad

Deprimido Depressed

De buen humor In a good mood

De mal humor In a bad mood

Energético Energetic

Cansado Tired

Obstinado Terco Stubborn

Flexible Easy-Going; “Flexible”

La sonrisa The smile

El sentido The emotion

Enojado Enfadado Angry

Lleno Full

La energía The energy

El entusiasmo The enthusiasm

Difícil Difficult

Ambicioso Ambitious

Tener éxito To have success

Tener buenos resultados To have good results

Bien educado Well-mannered (Well-“educated” in manners)

Tener buena conducta To have good conduct

Mal educado To NOT be well-mannered

Tener malos modales To have bad manners

Impaciente Impatient

El comportamiento Behavior

IOP + molestar To bother someone

IOP + enfadar IOP + enojar To anger someone

Palabras II (pages )

La consulta del médico El consultorio The doctor’s office

Estar bien To be well

Estar enfermo To be sick

La boca Mouth

El paciente El enfermo The patient/Sick person

El médico The doctor

El examen físico The physical exam

Abrir la boca To open the mouth

El enfermero The nurse

IOP + tomar la tensión arterial To take someone’s blood pressure

IOP + tomar el pulso To take someone’s pulse

Tener fiebre To have a fever

Tener que guardar cama To have to stay in bed

El catarro El resfrío The cold (illness kind of cold)

Estar resfriado To be sick with a cold

Tener (mucho) estrés To have (much) stress

Tener dolor de cabeza To have a headache

Tener dolor de estómago To have a stomach ache

Tener tos Toser To have a cough; to cough

Tener dolor de garganta To have a “throat ache”

La receta The prescription

La medicina El medicamento Medicine

La farmacia The pharmacy

IOP + doler + body part To be hurtful to someone

Me duele el estómago The stomach hurts me

Te duele la cabeza The head hurts you (informal, singular)

Le duele la garganta The throat hurts him/her/you (formal, singular)

Nos duelen las cabezas The heads hurt us