Y para concluir, les dejo una lista de Phrasal Verbs utilizados referentes a Halloween y Día de muertos. dress up - to dress up is to put on costumes or clothes to make yourself look like someone or something else. Examples: 1. The children dressed up in their Halloween costumes. 2. I dressed up as a witch for the Halloween party. ♦ believe in - when you believe in something or somebody, you are sure that something or somebody exists. Examples: 1. Do you believe in ghosts? 2. My children still believe in witches and fairies. ♦ freak out – to freak out is to experience strong emotions and become excited or disturbed, or very angry or very upset. Examples: 1. He freaked out when he saw the scary halloween costume. 2. They freaked out when we leapt out wearing witch masks and screaming loudly. ♦ weird out - to weird someone out is to make them feel very uncomfortable or uneasy. Examples: 1. Take that mask off – its really weirding me out. 2. I dont like Halloween. The costumes and decorations weird me out. ♦ hand out - to hand out something (or hand something out) is to give something to each person in a group of people. Example: On Halloween, people hand out sweets to children who knock on their doors ♦ huddle up – to huddle up is to move closer to other people, or to keep your arms and legs very close to your body, usually because you are cold or frightened Example: We were terrified in the haunted house so we held hands and huddled up together. ♦ Look out! – Look out! is an exclamation you shout out to warn someone about potential danger. Example: Look out! Theres a ghost behind you! ♦ turn into - when something turns into something else it becomes that thing. Example: She drank the magic potion and turned into a black cat. ♦ wind up – to wind up somebody, or wind somebody up, is to tell them something that isnt true in order to make a joke. Example: We wound up his younger brother by telling him that ghosts and witches are real. ♦ scare away / off - to scare away someobody or something, is to make a person or animal so scared that they go away. Example: We scared the neighbours children away by dressing up as skeletons and shouting loudly! ♦ ward off – if you ward off something unpleasant, you stop it from harming you or coming near to you. Example: Garlic and crosses ward off vampires. Agradecimiento a Ángela Boothroyd de Botanical Linguist
Posted on: Mon, 04 Nov 2013 19:03:51 +0000
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