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Phrasal verbs para relaciones y vida social

Vocabulario para conocer personas, expresar lo que piensas, manejar desacuerdos, ofrecer apoyo y conservar vínculos.

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Las etiquetas ↗ señalan expresiones que también aparecen en otros contextos o con otro significado. Ábrelas para seguir su trazabilidad.

01

Conectar con otros

4 expresiones
meet upreunirse

Ejemplo 1We met up for coffee after work.

Ejemplo 2Let us meet up somewhere quiet and talk properly.

get togetherreunirse

Ejemplo 1The whole family gets together once a month.

Ejemplo 2Our former classmates get together every December.

hit it offcongeniar de inmediato

Ejemplo 1They hit it off during the first group dinner.

Ejemplo 2I hit it off with my new neighbor over a shared interest in cooking.

open upabrirse emocionalmente

Ejemplo 1He opened up after we had spoken for a while.

Ejemplo 2She finds it easier to open up during a walk.

02

Hablar con claridad

4 expresiones
speak upexpresar lo que se piensa

Ejemplo 1You should speak up if the joke makes you uncomfortable.

Ejemplo 2He spoke up when the group ignored her point.

bring upmencionar

Ejemplo 1She brought the misunderstanding up calmly.

Ejemplo 2I did not bring the old argument up at dinner.

talk overconversar para decidir

Ejemplo 1Let us talk the plans over before inviting everyone.

Ejemplo 2They talked the decision over without rushing each other.

reach outcontactar

Ejemplo 1I reached out when I heard he was having a difficult week.

Ejemplo 2Reach out if you want company this weekend.

03

Desacuerdos

4 expresiones
fall outpelearse o distanciarse

Ejemplo 1The friends fell out over a broken promise.

Ejemplo 2The cousins fell out but continued attending family events.

lash outreaccionar con enojo

Ejemplo 1She lashed out because she felt ignored.

Ejemplo 2He apologized for lashing out during the call.

calm downcalmarse

Ejemplo 1We both calmed down before continuing the conversation.

Ejemplo 2Give her a moment to calm down before asking another question.

back downceder

Ejemplo 1Neither person wanted to back down at first.

Ejemplo 2I backed down once I realized I had misunderstood the message.

04

Apoyo y límites

4 expresiones
stand up fordefender

Ejemplo 1He stood up for his friend when the criticism became unfair.

Ejemplo 2She always stands up for people who are left out.

stick up forsalir en defensa de

Ejemplo 1Thank you for sticking up for me in that conversation.

Ejemplo 2His colleague stuck up for him when the rumor spread.

look out forcuidar o estar pendiente de

Ejemplo 1Good neighbors look out for one another.

Ejemplo 2We look out for each other's pets when someone travels.

let downdecepcionar

Ejemplo 1I am sorry I let you down when you needed help.

Ejemplo 2She felt that her closest friends had let her down.

05

Reparar y continuar

4 expresiones
make upreconciliarse

Ejemplo 1They made up after an honest conversation.

Ejemplo 2The brothers made up before the family celebration.

get oversuperar

Ejemplo 1It took her a while to get over the end of the friendship.

Ejemplo 2He is slowly getting over the disappointment.

move onseguir adelante

Ejemplo 1We apologized and agreed to move on.

Ejemplo 2They decided to move on rather than repeat the same argument.

keep in touchmantener el contacto

Ejemplo 1We keep in touch even though we live in different cities.

Ejemplo 2We kept in touch through voice notes after graduation.

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