Entertainment

Words for leisure and enjoyment

Introducción

El entretenimiento es una necesidad humana universal, y hablar de ello requiere vocabulario específico. Desde películas hasta música, pasatiempos y eventos, estas palabras enriquecen tus conversaciones sobre tiempo libre.

Este capítulo se enfoca en vocabulario de entretenimiento. Aprenderás palabras para distintas formas de diversión, actividades de ocio y maneras de describir el disfrute y la recreación.

Temas

Todos los Vocabulario inglés en este capítulo (49)

• show To display or demonstrate; a performance or exhibition
• story A narrative account of events; a news article; a floor of a building
• music Sounds arranged in a pleasing way; the art of creating or performing such sounds
• film A motion picture; a thin layer of material
• event Something that happens, especially something important or notable
• draw To make pictures or lines; to pull; to attract
• single Only one; individual; not married
• article A piece of writing in a publication; an item or object; a grammatical word
• art Creative works expressing imagination and skill; a skill or technique
• function The purpose or role that something has; to work or operate properly
• movie A film; a story or event recorded by a camera as moving images
• television A device for receiving broadcast visual images and sound
• star A luminous celestial body, or a famous performer
• quarter One fourth of something; 15 minutes; a district
• sing To produce musical sounds with the voice
• fun Enjoyment or pleasure; something that provides amusement
• dance Rhythmic movement of the body to music; a social event where people dance
• famous Known by many people; celebrated or renowned
• prevent To stop something from happening
• radio A device for receiving broadcast programmes; wireless communication
• band A group of musicians; a flat strip of material; a range
• eventually In the end, after a period of time
• audience The people watching or listening to a performance, speech, or broadcast
• artist A person who creates art, especially paintings, drawings, or sculptures
• funny Causing laughter or amusement, or strange and suspicious
• fan An enthusiastic admirer; a device that creates a current of air
• chapter A main division of a book; a distinct period or phase
• novel A long fictional story in book form; new and original
• actor A person who performs in plays, films, or television
• celebrate To mark a special occasion with enjoyable activities; to honour or praise pub...
• increasingly More and more; to a greater extent over time
• musical Relating to or skilled in music; a play or film with singing and dancing
• chart A visual representation of data, or a map for navigation
• abandon To leave permanently; to give up on something
• dramatic Relating to drama; striking and impressive
• drama Plays for theatre, television, or radio; exciting events in real life
• smart Intelligent; well-dressed; capable of independent action
• stare To look fixedly at someone or something for a long time
• album A collection of music recordings; a book for photographs
• singer A person who sings, especially professionally
• poem A piece of writing in verse form, often with rhythm and rhyme
• festival A special day or period of celebration, often with performances or events
• infant A very young child or baby
• musician A person who plays a musical instrument or composes music
• gallery A room or building for displaying art; an upper balcony in a theatre
• fantastic Extremely good or impressive; imaginative or fanciful
• fancy Elaborate or decorative; to want something; to find someone attractive (British)
• surprisingly In an unexpected or contrary to expectations manner
• functional Working properly; practical and useful rather than decorative