Human Body Parts and Actions: A Comprehensive List

Fingernails

: (The name of the nails you have on your fingers)

Toenails

: (The name of the nails you have on your toes)

Eyelashes

: (short curved hairs, that protect the eyes from dust)

Brain cells

: (Cells from your brain)

Cheeks

: (Either side of the face below the eye they can turn red in embarrassing)

Forehead

: (The part of the face above the eyebrows)

Thigh

: (the part of the human leg between the hip and the knee)

Belly button

: (A person's navel)

Lung

: (An organ to breathe which is protected by the ribs)

Muscle

: (One of many parts in the body that are connected to your bones and help you to move)

Blood vessels

: (A tube through which the blood circulates in the body)

Heel

: (The back part of your feet)

Jaw

: (The body part we use to chew, it contains your teeth) mandíbula

Rib

: (The bones which protect the lungs)

Sole

: (The bottom of the foot that you walk on)

Hip

: (part of the body from the waist to the top of the leg)

Waist

: (part of the body between the hips and chest)

Calf

: (muscle at the back of the lower leg)

Doing exercise

: (work out)

Doing things for other people

: (help other people with their things)

Eating good food

: (Eat healthy or tasty food)

Smiling and laughing

: (Have a good time)

Sunshine

: The shining of the sun

Work out

: do exercise at the gym

Get by

: to manage

Pay off

: be worth the effort / expense. His hard work paid off.

Cheer someone up

: make someone feel happier

Look after

: care for, protect

Cope with

: deal with

Soak up

: to absorb something

Look out

: be alert (to danger)

Go ahead

: start

Pick out

: choose

Switch off

: "I switched off the gas"

Zoned out

: (Lose concentration)

Sleep deprivation

: (Lack of sleep)

Doze off

: (Go into a light sleep)

Wide awake

: (Completely awake)

Fast asleep

: (Deeply asleep)

Drop off to sleep

: (Get to sleep)

Have a lie in

: (Sleep late)

Rest something

: (Let something relax)

Sleep patterns

: (Usual sleep habits)

Sleepy

: (Tired)

Snore

: (Breathe noisily while asleep) roncar

Unconscious

: (Not able to use your senses)

Sneeze

: She handed me a tissue when I sneezed

Sweat it out

: To wait nervously for an unpleasant situation to end or improve

Smile

: Grin

Feel down

: Depressed

Release

: Police have not released the dead woman’s name.

Held

: Kept or maintained (cojer)

Spot on

: Exactly right (dar en el clavo)

Do something kind

: Do something kind for someone you care about today

Big-hearted

: generous

To boost

: Increase

Messed up

: Unhappy and emotionally confused

Fixed

: repair

On high

: Extreme pleasure

Treat somebody

: Pay for something that somebody will enjoy

Yawn

: A type of breathing that makes your body when you are tired (bostezar)

Sigh

: To breathe expressing tiredness or annoyance (suspirar)

Shiver

: When your body shake because of the cold (temblar)

Scratch

: What you do when the skin itches

Itch

: A feeling on the skin that makes you scratch

Ache

: A continuous pain that is unpleasant but not very strong

Blush

: To become red in the face, usually from embarrassment