Communication

Vocabulary for speaking and expressing

Introducción

El lenguaje trata sobre comunicación, y el vocabulario para describir cómo nos comunicamos es sorprendentemente importante. Desde la conversación hasta la escritura, estas palabras te ayudan a hablar del acto de comunicarse en sí.

Este capítulo se centra en vocabulario de comunicación. Aprenderás palabras para hablar, escuchar, escribir y las diversas formas en que los humanos intercambiamos información e ideas.

Temas

Todos los Vocabulario inglés en este capítulo (63)

• say To utter words; to express in words
• tell To communicate information to someone; to narrate or distinguish
• call To shout or cry out; to telephone someone; to give a name to something
• ask To request information or help; to invite
• talk To speak; a conversation or discussion; a lecture
• question A sentence seeking information; a matter of uncertainty; to interrogate
• information Facts or details about someone or something
• word A single unit of language; a promise or assurance
• speak To say words; to communicate in a language; to give a speech
• suggest To propose an idea; to imply or indicate
• answer A response to a question; to reply or respond to someone
• letter A character of the alphabet; a written message sent to someone
• language A system of communication used by a particular country or community
• sound Something heard; to produce a noise; healthy or reliable
• agree To have the same opinion; to consent or accept
• describe To give a detailed account of something in words
• claim To state something as fact; to demand as one's right; a formal request
• news Information about recent events; a television or radio programme reporting this
• accept To agree to receive or take; to acknowledge as valid
• mention To refer to something briefly; a brief reference
• listen To pay attention to sounds; to heed advice
• discuss To talk about something with others, considering different views
• comment A spoken or written remark expressing an opinion or observation
• argue To give reasons for or against something; to have a disagreement
• discussion The action or process of talking about something to reach a decision or excha...
• agreement A decision or arrangement made between two or more parties
• express To convey thoughts or feelings in words or actions; fast or direct
• promise A declaration that one will do something or that something will happen
• speech The ability to speak; a formal talk given to an audience
• debate A formal discussion of opposing arguments; to discuss or argue
• conversation A talk between two or more people; informal discussion
• announce To make a public or official statement about something
• request To ask for something politely or formally
• admit To confess something is true; to allow entry
• sentence A group of words expressing a complete thought; a court punishment
• reply To answer or respond to something; a response
• respond To answer or react to something
• warn To tell someone about a possible danger or problem
• speaker A person who speaks, especially one giving a speech, or the device that produ...
• expression The act of conveying thoughts or feelings, or a look on someone's face
• suggestion An idea or plan put forward; a slight indication
• topic A subject of discussion, study, or writing
• recall To remember; to officially order the return of a product
• deny To declare something untrue; to refuse to give or allow
• basically In essence; fundamentally; used to simplify explanations
• declare To state officially or publicly; to announce formally
• specifically In a precise manner; particularly or especially
• shout To speak or call out very loudly
• complaint A statement expressing dissatisfaction; a formal accusation
• tone The quality of a sound or voice; a shade of colour; overall mood
• advise To give guidance or recommendations to someone
• intellectual Relating to the mind and thinking; a highly educated person
• typically Usually; in a way that is characteristic or normal
• adviser Someone who gives advice or guidance professionally
• correspond To match or be equivalent to something; or to exchange letters with someone
• compromise An agreement reached by each side giving up something
• announcement A public or formal statement giving information about something
• disagree To have a different opinion; to not agree
• automatically By itself without human control; as a natural result or consequence
• dramatically In a striking or impressive way; to a great degree; in a theatrical manner
• chat An informal conversation; to talk in a friendly, casual way
• paragraph A distinct section of text dealing with a single theme or idea
• listener A person who listens; someone who hears and pays attention