Inglês do Dia a Dia
Vocabulário de inglês para o dia a dia, ensinando objetos comuns e frases de exemplo para estudantes.
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- Keys
- Do not forget to grab your house keys before locking the front door.
- Wallet
- He keeps his driver's license and credit cards inside his leather wallet.
- Backpack
- She packed her laptop and notebooks into her backpack for school.
- Water bottle
- I always carry a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated at work.
- Headphones
- He put on his noise-canceling headphones to focus in the busy office.
- Charger
- Could I borrow your phone charger? My battery is down to five percent.
- Umbrella
- Check the weather forecast and take an umbrella in case it rains.
- Toothbrush
- Dentists recommend replacing your toothbrush every three months.
- Toothpaste
- Squeeze just a pea-sized amount of toothpaste onto the bristles.
- Towel
- Hang the wet towel on the rack so it dries completely before tomorrow.
- Soap
- Wash your hands thoroughly with warm water and bar soap before eating.
- Shampoo
- This herbal shampoo leaves your hair clean without drying the scalp.
- Pillow
- She fluffed her soft pillow before settling down to sleep.
- Blanket
- Throw a warm wool blanket over the sofa when it gets chilly at night.
- Alarm clock
- Set your alarm clock for seven in the morning so you wake up on time.
- Mirror
- He checked his reflection in the bathroom mirror before going out.
- Comb
- Run a wide-tooth comb through your hair to remove any tangles.
- Hairdryer
- She dried her wet hair with a hairdryer before styling it for work.
- Refrigerator
- Store the fresh milk and cheese in the refrigerator to keep them cold.
- Microwave
- Warm up the leftover soup in the microwave for two minutes.
- Kettle
- Fill the electric kettle with tap water to make a hot cup of tea.
- Toaster
- Put two slices of bread into the toaster for a quick breakfast.
- Mug
- He poured hot black coffee into his favorite ceramic mug.
- Spoon
- Use a metal teaspoon to stir sugar into your morning tea.
- Fork
- She ate her green salad with a stainless steel fork.
- Knife
- Be careful when handling a sharp kitchen knife on the cutting board.
- Plate
- Place the grilled chicken and steamed vegetables on a dinner plate.
- Bowl
- Pour some crunchy cereal and cold milk into a deep breakfast bowl.
- Pan
- Heat some olive oil in the non-stick frying pan before adding onions.
- Pot
- Bring water to a boil in a large stainless steel cooking pot.
- Trash can
- Throw empty plastic wrappers into the kitchen trash can.
- Sponge
- Scrub the greasy dishes with a damp sponge and dish soap.
- Broom
- Grab the broom from the closet to sweep the kitchen floor.
- Mop
- Dip the wet mop into soapy water to clean the kitchen tiles.
- Curtains
- Close the living room curtains to block out the bright afternoon sun.
- Lamp
- Turn on the bedside lamp so you can read your novel in bed.
- Remote control
- Pass me the TV remote control so I can change the channel.
- Couch
- They sat together on the comfortable living room couch to watch a movie.
- Rug
- We placed a soft wool rug right in front of the fireplace.
- Hanger
- Hang your clean dress shirts on plastic hangers inside the wardrobe.
- Iron
- Use the steam iron to remove wrinkles from your cotton shirt.
- Washing machine
- Load your dirty clothes into the washing machine and add detergent.
- Sunglasses
- Wear dark sunglasses to protect your eyes from the bright sunlight.
- Watch
- He looked at his wrist watch to see if he was running late.
- Notepad
- Write your grocery shopping list down on a small paper notepad.
- Pen
- Sign your signature at the bottom of the contract with a blue pen.
- Scissors
- Use a pair of sharp kitchen scissors to open the plastic package.
- Tape
- Seal the cardboard moving box securely with clear packing tape.
- Tissues
- Keep a box of facial tissues on your desk when you have a cold.
- Bandage
- Clean the small paper cut on your finger and apply an adhesive bandage.
- Lip balm
- Apply moisturizing lip balm so your lips do not chap in winter.
- Hand sanitizer
- Rub hand sanitizer on your palms after riding on public transit.
- Doorknob
- Turn the brass doorknob clockwise to open the bedroom door.
- Light switch
- Flip the wall light switch near the entrance as you walk inside.