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Quedarse bien dormido. Conkina Outelianos said, my two kids FELL ASLEEP during the drive home. start learning
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Conkina Outelianos said, my two kids CONKED OUT during the drive home. ---- CONK OUT. The little boy conked out after playing all day.
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start learning
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Banks are ratcheting up interest rates. start learning
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Incrementar, subir, rachear pariba poco a poco. ---- Banks are (BLANK) UP interest rates.
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The company ratcheted down costs by using cheaper materials. start learning
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Bajar, reducir, ratchear pabajo poco a poco. The company (BLANK) DOWN costs by using cheaper materials.
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The sculpture jumps out at me when I enter the house. start learning
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llamar la atención, atraer la atensión. The sculpture (BLANK) out at me when I enter the house.
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I "zoned out" during the movie. start learning
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Desconectarse, perder la atensión sobre algo. I (BLANK) out during the movie.
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The hidden assailant jumped out at them. start learning
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Salir algo ó alguien de repente a alguien, jumpear de repente. The hidden assailant (BLANK) out at them.
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Sammy hated her job, but she toughed it out until she found a better one. start learning
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Seguir aguantando, soportando, tofiandolo hasta el final, no ceder hasta el final, afrontar hasta llegar a tu meta. She hated her job, but she (BLANK) it out until she found a better one.
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Kaz hated her job, but she rided it out until she found a better one. start learning
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Seguir aguantando, soportando, radiando, montando hasta el final, no ceder hasta el final, afrontar hasta llegar a tu meta. She hated her job, but she (BLANK) it out until she found a better one.
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The hidden assailant leped out at her. start learning
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Salir algo ó alguien de repente a alguien, lipear de repente. The hidden assailant (BLANK) out at her.
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We're putting together a volleyball team to play on Thursday nights start learning
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Conjuntar, armar, formar algo, poner algo juntos. We're (BLANK) together a volleyball team to play on Thursday nights.
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I think it's funny how everyone whips out their cell phones the instant the airplane lands. start learning
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Sacar pafuera, whipear algo rapidamente. I think it's funny how everyone (BANK) out their cell phones the instant the airplane lands.
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The philosopher asked an intriguing question, and we still don't really know the answer today. start learning
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Intrigante, interesante. The philosopher asked an (BLANK) question, and we still don't really know the answer today.
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Chances are that we'll be too zonked from the trip to go out tonight. start learning
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Quedarse dormido profundaente. Chances are that we'll be too (BLANK) out from the trip to go out tonight.
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What's the name of this?. start learning
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