Este fin de semana se ha celebrado las Fiestas de San Antón , el patrón de los animales.
Las celebramos con algunas fotos de nuestros mejores amigos peludos, y un poco de inglés también 🙂
Aquí os dejamos algunas expresiones y phrasal verbs en inglés relacionados con los animales. Los peces son sospechosos? Los gatos son copiotas? No lo creo, sin embargo, ¡existen las siguientes expresiones muy comunes!
| hold your horses | ¡esperate! | “Hurry up! It’s time to go” “Hold your horses! i’ve just got to put my shoes on” |
| fishy | sospechoso | I knew something fishy was going on when all of my friends told me they couldn’t come to my party. |
| to be in the dog house | estar castigado | Paul is in the doghouse because he stayed out all night partying and didn’t tell his wife where he was. |
| to let the cat out of the bag | irse de la lengua | “Who told you I was having a baby?” “David let the cat out of the bag last week at lunch” |
| to pig out | comer muchísimo | Everybody really pigged out this Christmas! |
| to make a beeline (for something) | ir directamente a algo | I hardly knew anybody at the party, so when I arrived, I made a beeline for Jennifer. |
| a copy cat | copiota | Daisy is such a copy cat! |
| to chicken out | acobardarse | I wanted to ask Fred out on a date, but I chickened out at the last minute |
