Vocabulário em Inglês por Temas

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Vocabulário essencial em inglês organizado por temas do dia a dia, com definições em inglês, exemplos e sinônimos, ideal para falantes de português.

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Commute
To travel regularly between home and work. Ex: I commute by train every morning. Synonyms: travel, journey.
Grocery
Food and other household supplies sold in a store. Ex: We bought fresh fruit at the grocery. Synonyms: foodstuff, provisions.
Errand
A short trip to complete a task. Ex: I have to run a few errands this afternoon. Synonyms: chore, task.
Budget
A plan for spending and saving money. Ex: We created a monthly household budget. Synonyms: financial plan, allowance.
Receipt
A document proving payment for goods. Ex: Keep your receipt in case you want a refund. Synonyms: proof of purchase, slip.
Appointment
An agreed meeting time with someone. Ex: I booked a dentist appointment for Friday. Synonyms: booking, consultation.
Chore
A routine household task. Ex: Doing the dishes is my least favorite chore. Synonyms: duty, housework.
Tenant
A person who rents property from a landlord. Ex: The new tenant moved in yesterday. Synonyms: renter, occupant.
Landlord
A person who rents out land, a building, or flat. Ex: The landlord fixed the leaking roof. Synonyms: property owner, lessor.
Appliance
A device or machine designed for household use. Ex: The kitchen has modern appliances. Synonyms: machine, gadget.
Colleague
A person with whom one works. Ex: She discussed the project with a colleague. Synonyms: coworker, associate.
Deadline
The latest time by which something must be finished. Ex: The report deadline is tomorrow at noon. Synonyms: due date, limit.
Schedule
A plan that lists when events will happen. Ex: Check the schedule for your next class. Synonyms: timetable, agenda.
Salary
A regular payment made by an employer to an employee. Ex: His monthly salary is paid on the first. Synonyms: wage, pay.
Resign
To voluntarily leave a job or position. Ex: She decided to resign to start her own business. Synonyms: quit, step down.
Symptom
A physical or mental sign of an illness. Ex: A dry cough is a common symptom. Synonyms: sign, indication.
Prescription
A doctor's written authorization for medication. Ex: The doctor wrote a prescription for antibiotics. Synonyms: order, recipe.
Fever
An abnormally high body temperature. Ex: Take this medicine if your fever rises. Synonyms: high temperature, pyrexia.
Recovery
A return to normal health or strength. Ex: We wish you a speedy recovery after surgery. Synonyms: healing, recuperation.
Injury
Physical damage done to a person or animal. Ex: He suffered a knee injury playing football. Synonyms: wound, harm.
Luggage
Bags and suitcases containing personal belongings. Ex: You can check your luggage at the counter. Synonyms: baggage, bags.
Boarding pass
A document providing permission to board a flight. Ex: Keep your boarding pass ready at the gate. Synonyms: ticket, boarding card.
Delayed
Happening later than planned. Ex: Our flight was delayed by heavy rain. Synonyms: postponed, late.
Fare
The money a passenger pays for public transport. Ex: Bus fare increased slightly this year. Synonyms: ticket price, charge.
Destination
The place to which someone is going. Ex: Paris is a very popular vacation destination. Synonyms: terminus, goal.
Weather forecast
A prediction of future weather conditions. Ex: The forecast predicts heavy rain tomorrow. Synonyms: weather report, outlook.
Breeze
A light, gentle wind. Ex: A cool breeze blew in through the open window. Synonyms: gentle wind, puff.
Humid
Containing a high amount of water vapor. Ex: Summer days here are hot and humid. Synonyms: muggy, damp.
Drizzle
Very light rain falling in fine drops. Ex: Take an umbrella, it is starting to drizzle. Synonyms: mist, light rain.
Chill
An unpleasant feeling of coldness. Ex: There was a sudden chill in the evening air. Synonyms: coldness, frostiness.
Beverage
A drink of any kind. Ex: Hot and cold beverages are served at the bar. Synonyms: drink, refreshment.
Leftovers
Food remaining uneaten at the end of a meal. Ex: We ate dinner leftovers for lunch. Synonyms: extra food, remains.
Spicy
Flavored with strong or hot spices. Ex: I love spicy food like Mexican tacos. Synonyms: hot, piquant.
Appetizer
A small dish of food served before the main course. Ex: We ordered soup as an appetizer. Synonyms: starter, hors d oeuvre.
Recipe
A set of instructions for preparing a dish. Ex: Follow this easy recipe to bake bread. Synonyms: instructions, formula.
Bargain
A thing bought or offered for a very low price. Ex: This jacket was an absolute bargain on sale. Synonyms: deal, discount.
Cashier
A person handling payments in a shop. Ex: Hand your cash to the cashier at checkout. Synonyms: teller, clerk.
Refund
A repayment of money for returned goods. Ex: They gave me a full refund for the broken mug. Synonyms: repayment, rebate.
Discount
A deduction from the usual cost of something. Ex: Students get a ten percent discount here. Synonyms: price cut, reduction.
Checkout
The place where goods are paid for in a store. Ex: The checkout line was unusually long today. Synonyms: pay counter, cash desk.
Sibling
A brother or sister. Ex: Do you have any siblings living nearby? Synonyms: brother, sister.
Neighbor
A person living near or next door to you. Ex: Our neighbor lent us some gardening tools. Synonyms: next-door resident, bystander.
Acquaintance
A person one knows slightly, but not well. Ex: He is not a close friend, just an acquaintance. Synonyms: contact, casual friend.
Apologize
To express regret for something done wrong. Ex: You should apologize for arriving late. Synonyms: say sorry, express regret.
Gathering
An assembly or meeting of people. Ex: We had a small family gathering on Sunday. Synonyms: get-together, assembly.
Device
A piece of mechanical or electronic equipment. Ex: Turn off electronic devices before bedtime. Synonyms: gadget, machine.
Charge
To store electrical energy in a battery. Ex: I need to charge my smartphone tonight. Synonyms: power up, recharge.
Password
A secret string of characters used to access a system. Ex: Use a strong password with letters and numbers. Synonyms: passcode, PIN.
Download
To copy data from one computer system to another. Ex: You can download the file directly from email. Synonyms: transfer, retrieve.
Browser
A software program used to view websites. Ex: Open your browser to search for information. Synonyms: web browser, navigator.

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