stomach

the organ in the body that holds and digests food after it has been eaten

estómago, vientre

Collocations stomach ache · empty stomach

• He has a bad stomach ache.

  Tiene dolor de estómago.

the feeling of being sick or uncomfortable in the stomach, often because you have eaten too much food

malestar en el estómago, indigestión

Collocations stomach upset · stomach trouble

• She had a stomach upset after eating the spicy food.

  Tuvo malestar estomacal después de comer la comida picante.

to accept or tolerate something, even though you do not like it very much

aceptar, tolerar

• take something

• I'll take your advice.

  Aceptaré tu consejo.

to believe that something is true or likely to happen

creer, pensar que

• take it/them for granted

• I take it you're not coming.

  Supongo que no vienes.

to store or keep something, especially in a container

almacenar, guardar

• take sth with sb/sth

• She takes her lunch to work.

  Ella lleva su almuerzo al trabajo.

to do something, especially a task or job

hacer, realizar

• take sth

• He took the job because he needed the money.

  Él aceptó el trabajo porque necesitaba dinero.

to punish someone by making them do something unpleasant or difficult as a result of their bad behavior

castigar, hacer que alguien haga algo

• take sb to court

• The judge took the man to court.

  El juez llevó al hombre a juicio.

to measure or estimate something, especially in terms of time or distance

medir, estimar

• take sth into account

• We need to take the weather into account.

  Necesitamos tener en cuenta el clima.