Accesorios
Aquí encontrarás ejemplos de accesorios comunes junto con su transcripción fonética, significado y pronunciación. Esta sección te ayudará a ampliar tu vocabulario y mejorar tu pronunciación en inglés.













Bag /bæg/
- “I always carry my laptop in my bag.”
- “She bought a new leather bag for the trip.”
Glasses /ˈɡlæsɪz/
- “He wears glasses to read.”
- “Where are my glasses? I can’t see without them.”
Hat /hæt/
- “She wore a wide-brimmed hat to protect herself from the sun.”
- “I need a new hat for the winter.”
Cap /kæp/
- “He always wears a cap when he goes jogging.”
- “The baseball cap has the team’s logo on it.”
Gloves /ɡlʌvz/
- “It’s cold outside, don’t forget your gloves.”
- “She wore gloves to keep her hands warm.”
Necklace /ˈnɛkləs/
- “He gave her a beautiful necklace for her birthday.”
- “The necklace has a delicate silver chain.”
Bracelet /ˈbreɪslɪt/
- “She loves to wear her charm bracelet.”
- “He bought a bracelet made of leather and beads.”
Earrings /ˈɪrɪŋz/
- “She lost one of her earrings at the party.”
- “The earrings are made of gold and have small diamonds.”
Belt /bɛlt/
- “He tightened his belt before starting his work.”
- “The dress looks better with a belt around the waist.”
Scarf /skɑrf/
- “She wrapped the scarf around her neck to stay warm.”
- “He wore a colorful scarf to the football game.”
Jeans /dʒinz/
- “I bought a new pair of jeans last weekend.”
- “Jeans are comfortable and versatile for any occasion.”
Shoes /ʃuz/
- “He polished his shoes before the interview.”
- “These shoes are perfect for hiking.”