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Street Objects: Common Items Found in Urban Areas

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Street Objects: Common Items Found in Urban Areas

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Street Objects: Common Items Found in Urban Areas

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Es importante que aprendas palabras diferentes para poder expresarte con fluidez. En este resumen, verás vocabulario sobre objetos que puedes encontrar en la calle. Si lo repasas con frecuencia, ¡no se te olvidará!

Info 1: Objetos de la calle

INGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
Bench	Banco (sentarse)	I sat on the *bench* waiting for you
Bike rack	Aparcabicis	Where is the *bike rack*?
Bin	Papelera	He has thrown a banknote in the *bin*!
Bus stop	Parada de autobús	The *bus stop* is so far away
Corner	Esquina	Turn the *corner* and you'll find the bank
Crosswalk	Paso de peatones	There is someone at the *crosswalk*, watch out!
Fence	Valla	That *fence* is broken
Lamp post	Farola	The *lamp post* is flickering and it scares me
Motorway	Autopista	You can drive fast on the *motorway*
Pedestrian	Peatón	This *pedestrian* wants to cross the road
Phone box	Cabina de teléfono	Is there any *phone box* available?
Post box	Buzón de correos	I need to find a *post box*, it is urgent!
Pavement	Acera	I walk down the *pavement* quietly
Steps	Escaleras	You have to go up a few *steps* to get there
Street	Calle	I'm in Blue *street* right now

Info 2: Vocabulario extra sobre objetos de la calle

iNGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
Avenue	Avenida	That's a really long *avenue*
Fountain	Fuente	The *fountain* is in the middle of the roundabout
Road	Carretera	Don't walk on the *road*! It's dangerous
Square	Plaza	Meet you at the *square*
Traffic sign	Señal de tráfico	This *traffic sign* indicates prohibition

Info adicional 1: Idioms relacionados con la calle

INGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
On easy street	Rico, con dinero	They have always lived *on easy street*
To not be in the same street	No llegarle a alguien a la suela del zapato	I loved my old camera, this new one is *not in the same street*
Two-way street	Mutuo, cosa de dos	Let me remind you that love is a *two-way street*

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