WORDS P,Q,R,S,T,W,X,Y,Z

429. Pass - pasarˈpɑːs

Did you pass your exam? -

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430. Past - pasado ˈpɑːst

We were best friends in the past. - 

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431. Pause - pausa ˈpɔːz

Please, pause the movie. - 

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432. Pay - pagar ˈpeɪ

Remember to pay your taxes. -

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433. Peace - paz ˈpiːs

We want to live in a world in peace. - 

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434. Pen - pluma ˈpɛn

Do you have a pen? 

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435. Photocopy - fotocopia ˈfəʊtəʊkɒpi

Do you have a photocopy with the information? - 

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436. Place - lugar Place

There is no place like home

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437. Pool - piscina/alberca ˈpuːl

Kids love to swim in the pool. - 

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438. Poor - pobre ˈpʊə^r

The man worked hard to stop being poor. -

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439. Potato - patata pəˈteɪtəʊ

Jerry planted a potato in his garden. 

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440. Power - poder

The CEO has a lot of power in the company. 

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441. Pregnant - embarazada ˈpaʊə^r

Lilian is pregnant with twins. -

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442. Present - regalo prɪˈzɛnt

I brought her a present for her birthday. -

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443. Price - precio ˈpraɪs

What's the price of this phone? - 

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444. Public - público ˈpʌblɪk

We studied in a public school most of our life. 

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445. Race - carrera/competición ˈreɪs

Mike won second place in the local race. 

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446. Reach - alcanzar ˈriːtʃ

Can you reach the top shelf? -

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447. Reality - realidad riˈælɪti

Alice doesn't seem to understand reality. 

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448. Realize - darse cuenta de ˈrɪəlaɪz

The kids have realized what's happening. 

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449. Reason - razón ˈriːz^ən

Give me a reason to forgive you. -

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450. Relaxed - relajado rɪˈlækst

Norma is very relaxed. - 

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451. Remain - permanecer rɪˈmeɪn

Remain silent if you have nothing to say. 

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452. Remember - recordar rɪˈmɛmbə^r

Remember to call mom tomorrow. 

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453. Remind - recordarle algo a alguien rɪˈmaɪnd

Please, remind me to buy batteries. -

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455. Remove - remover, quitar rɪˈmuːv

Remove your shoes from my door. 

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456. Rent - rentar/alquilar ˈrɛnt

My house is for rent. -

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457. Repair - reparar rɪˈpɛə^r

When will you repair my bike? 

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458. Repeat - repetir rɪˈpiːt

We need to repeat that day.

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459. Scream - gritar ˈskriːm

Don't scream, you are going to scare the kids. 

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460 Sea - mar ˈsiː

Sea water is salty. - 

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461. Sit - sentar ˈsɪt

Sit down and listen. - 

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462 Secret - secreto ˈsiːkrɪt

Can you keep a secret? -

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463. See - ver ˈsiː

See you tomorrow. - 

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464. Seem - parecer ˈsiːm

He seems nice. 

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465. Self - tú mismo, tú solo ˈsɛlf

Did you do that yourself? 

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466 Sell - vender ˈsɛl

I sell makeup in a supermarket.

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467. Send - enviar ˈsɛnd

Did you send that letter? 

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468. Shadow - sombra ˈʃædəʊ

I sat in a shadow under a tree.

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469. Shape - forma ˈʃeɪp

That fruit has a very odd shape.

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470. Shave - afeitar

When are you going to shave? 

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471 Unable - incapaz ˈʃeɪv

I was unable to call, my phone ran out of battery. 

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472. Unacceptable - inaceptable ˌʌnəkˈsɛptəb^əl

Your excuse is completely unacceptable. 

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473. Uncertain - incierto, inseguro ʌnˈs3ː^rt^ən

We were uncertain about the results in the election. 

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474. Uncomfortable - incómodo ˌʌnˈkʌmftəb^əl

This chair is very uncomfortable. 

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475. Under - debajo ˈʌndə^r

Hide under the bed. 

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476. Underground - metro ˈʌndəˌgraʊnd

Many people take the underground to travel. 

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477. Understanding - comprensivo ˌʌndə^rˈstændɪŋ

You should be understanding with others. 

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478. Underwear - ropa interior ˈʌndə^rwɛə^r

I put some clean underwear in your bag. 

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479. Undo - deshacer ˌʌnˈduː

Can you undo those mistakes?

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480. Unemployed - desempleadoˌʌnɪmˈplɔɪd

Thomas is unemployed. 

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481. waist - cintura ˈweɪst

She likes to wear jeans at the waist. 

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482. wait - esperar ˈweɪt

Wait in line for your turn. 

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483. waiter - mesero, camarero ˈweɪtə^r

Has the waiter taken the order yet?

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483. wake - levantar, despertar ˈweɪk

Wake up!, you are going to be late for school.

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484. wall - pared ˈwɔːl

The walls of his room are orange. 

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485. wallet - cartera, billetera ˈwɒlɪt

I bought a new wallet. -

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486. wander - pasear, vagar, deambularˈwɒndə^r

We wandered around the mall all day.

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487. want - querer  ˈwɒnt

I want to go to Florida 

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488. warning - advertencia ˈwɔː^rnɪŋ

There is a warning sign on the wall. 

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489. weapon - arma ˈwɛpən

Sharp objects, like pencils, can be used as weapons. 


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490. Very - muy ˈvɛri

Martha is a very friendly person. -)

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491. Village - pueblo ˈvɪlɪdʒ

Sandra lives in a small village. 

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492. Yard - patio jɑːd

I left my bike in Kevin's yard. 

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493. Yawn - bostezar ˈjɔːn

The baby is yawning, it wants to sleep.

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494. Yet - ya ˈjɛt

Have you finished your essay yet?

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195. Zipper - cierre / cremallera ˈzɪpə^r

The zipper on my jacket is broken. 

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496. Zip - abrochar o cerrar con el cierre ˈzɪp

Zip your sweater, it's cold. 

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497. Zionism - sionismo ˈzaɪənɪz^əm

Zionism is a political movement that supports that Palestine should be Jewish territory.-

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498. Zip code - código postal ˈpəʊstkəʊd

I can never memorize my zip code. 

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499. Zucchini - calabaza (calabacitas) zuːˈkiːni

Zucchini is very popular in Mexico. 

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500. Zone - zona ˈzəʊn

Nowadays it is hard to find zones for smokers at international airports.


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