sweat

sudor

Líquido salado que sale de la piel cuando tienes calor, haces esfuerzo o estás nervioso.

En inglés sencillo: The salty liquid that comes from your skin when you are hot, active, or nervous.

• Sweat ran down his face.
• She wiped the sweat from her forehead.
• My shirt was wet with sweat after the race.

Sinónimos: perspiration

Expresiones frecuentes: covered in sweat, drops of sweat, beads of sweat, sweat on something

sudoración

Estado en el que la piel produce sudor, a menudo por calor o miedo.

En inglés sencillo: A state in which your skin is producing liquid, often because you are hot or afraid.

• He woke in a cold sweat.
• The climb brought her out in a sweat.
• Thinking about the exam put me in a nervous sweat.

Cómo se usa: in a sweat (She arrived in a sweat after running.); break out in a sweat (He broke out in a sweat when he heard the news.)

Expresiones frecuentes: cold sweat, nervous sweat

sudar

Expulsar líquido salado por la piel por calor, esfuerzo o nervios.

En inglés sencillo: To produce salty liquid through your skin because you are hot, active, or nervous.

• I sweat when I run.
• We sweated in the crowded room.
• Are you sweating because you feel nervous?

Sinónimos: perspire

Expresiones frecuentes: sweat heavily, sweat a lot, sweat profusely, sweat during exercise

preocuparse

Sentir preocupación o nervios por algo.

En inglés sencillo: To worry or feel nervous about something.

• Don’t sweat the small stuff.
• She sweated over the decision all weekend.
• Why sweat about a problem we can easily fix?

Cómo se usa: sweat over something (He sweated over the final question.); sweat about something (There is no need to sweat about the result.)

Sinónimos: worry, fret

Expresiones frecuentes: sweat over something, sweat the details