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Jose teased his sister, BLANK. sin piedad. despiadadamente. start learning
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mercilessly... Jose teased his sister mercilessly. mercilessly= sin piedad. despiadadamente.
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Jose, BLANK, his sister mercilessly. start learning
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teased... Jose teased his sister mercilessly. tease. molestar. to laugh at and criticize (someone) in a way that is either friendly and playful or cruel and unkind.
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Ralf teased his sister, BLANK. sin piedad. despiadadamente. start learning
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mercilessly... Ralf teased his sister mercilessly. mercilessly= sin piedad. despiadadamente.
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The king offered mercy to the rebel army if they surrendered. The king offered mercy to the rebel army if they, BLANK. start learning
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The king offered mercy to the rebel army if they SURRENDERED. to surrender= rendirse. to stop fighting and admit that you have been beaten.
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The Roman wipped Jesus, BLANK. sin piedad. despiadadamente. start learning
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mercilessly... The Roman wipped Jesus mercilessly. mercilessly= sin piedad. despiadadamente.
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I love the Cesar Lozano's laid-back approach to life. I love the Cesar Lozano's, BLANK, approach to life. start learning
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I love the Cesar Lozano's LAID BACK approach to life. laid-back= tranquilo, tranquila, actitud relajada.
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I love the Barbara de la Rosa's laid-back approach to life. I love the Barbara de la Rosa's, BLANK, approach to life. start learning
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I love the Barbara de la Rosa's LAID BACK approach to life. laid-back= tranquilo, tranquila, actitud relajada.
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I love the Ruth del Bosque's laid-back approach to life. I love the Ruth del Bosque's, BLANK, approach to life. start learning
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I love the Ruth del Bosque's LAID BACK approach to life. laid-back= tranquilo, tranquila, actitud relajada.
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Cristh Smith has a laid-back attitude to his job. Cristh Smith has a, BLANK, attitude to his job. start learning
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Cristh Smith has a LAID BACK attitude to his job. laid-back= tranquilo, tranquila, actitud relajada.
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Cristh Smith has a laid-back attitude to his job. Cristh Smith has a, BLANK, attitude to his job. start learning
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Cristh Smith has a LAID BACK attitude to his job. laid-back= tranquilo, tranquila, actitud relajada.
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Can you feel the throb of the turbines beneath your feet?. Can you feel the throb of the, BLANK, beneath your feet?. start learning
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Can you feel the throb of the TURBINES beneath your feet?.
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Can you feel the throb of the engine beneath your feet?. Can you feel the, BLANK, of the engine beneath your feet?. start learning
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Can you feel the THROB of the engine beneath your feet?. to throb= palpitar, latir, zumbar. If a part of your body throbs, you feel pain in it in a series of regular beats; to make a strong, regular sound or movement.
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Can you feel the throb of the air beneath your feet?. Can you feel the, BLANK, of the air beneath your feet?. start learning
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Can you feel the THROB of the air beneath your feet?. to throb= palpitar, latir, zumbar. If a part of your body throbs, you feel pain in it in a series of regular beats; to make a strong, regular sound or movement.
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My heart throbs whenever I see Sandra's beauty. My heart, BLANK, whenever I see Sandra's beauty. start learning
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My heart THROBS whenever I see Sandra's beauty. to throb= palpitar, latir, zumbar. If a part of your body throbs, you feel pain in it in a series of regular beats; to make a strong, regular sound or movement.
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My foot throbs whenever I stand up. My foot, BLANK, whenever I stand up. start learning
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My foot THROBS whenever I stand up. to throb= palpitar, latir, zumbar. If a part of your body throbs, you feel pain in it in a series of regular beats; to make a strong, regular sound or movement.
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Jose's feet throb whenever he stands up. Jose's feet, BLANK, whenever he stands up. start learning
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Jose's feet THROB whenever he stands up. to throb= palpitar, latir, zumbar. If a part of your body throbs, you feel pain in it in a series of regular beats; to make a strong, regular sound or movement.
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I could feel the throb of the, GORRION, heart in my hand. I could feel the throb of the sparrow's heart in my hand. start learning
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SPARROW ...... I could feel the throb of the SPARROW's heart in my hand.
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I could feel the throb of the cardinal's heart in my hand. I could feel the, BLANK, of the cardinal's heart in my hand. start learning
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I could feel the THROB of the cardinal's heart in my hand. to throb= palpitar, latir, zumbar. If a part of your body throbs, you feel pain in it in a series of regular beats; to make a strong, regular sound or movement.
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I could feel the throb of the pigeon's heart in my hand. I could feel the, BLANK. of the pigeon's heart in my hand. start learning
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I could feel the THROB of the pigeon's heart in my hand. to throb= palpitar, latir, zumbar. If a part of your body throbs, you feel pain in it in a series of regular beats; to make a strong, regular sound or movement.
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Jose's feet throb whenever he stands up. Jose's feet throb whenever he stands up. Jose's, BLANK, throb whenever he stands up. start learning
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Jose's FEET throb whenever he stands up.
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Jose's foot throbs whenever he stands up. Jose's foot throbs whenever he stands up. Jose's, BLANK, throbs whenever he stands up. start learning
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Jose's FOOT throbs whenever he stands up.
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What will life be like a century hence?. What will life be like a century, BLANK?. start learning
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What will life be like a century HENCE?.
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What will life be like a century hence?. What will life, BLANK, like a century hence?. start learning
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What will life BE like a century hence?.
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What will life be like a century hence?. What will, BLANK, be like a century hence?. start learning
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What will LIFE be like a century hence?.
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What will life be like a century hence?. What will life be, BLANK, a century hence?. start learning
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What will life be LIKE a century hence?.
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What will life be like a century hence?. What will life be like a, BLANK, hence?. start learning
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What will life be like a CENTURY hence?.
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How dreadful!. How dreadful!. start learning
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How dreadful! = Qué terrible!.
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How dreadful!. How dreadful!. start learning
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How dreadful! = Qué terrible!.
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How dreadful weather!. How dreadful weather!. start learning
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How dreadful weather! = Qué terrible clima!.
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How dreadful weather!. How dreadful weather!. start learning
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How dreadful weather! = Qué terrible clima!.
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Elias was, AGOTADO from years of work as truck driver. start learning
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Elias was JADED from years of work as truck driver.
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I had a very long and hard day today. I'm (J). AGOTADO. tired, bored, or lacking enthusiasm, typically after having had too much of something. start learning
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I had a very long and hard day today. I'm JADED.
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Qué bochorno!. Qué sofocante!. start learning
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Here in Chicago we are, EN UN BOCHORNO, in the summer heat. start learning
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Here in Chicago we are SWELTERING in the summer heat.
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We had a three-hour ESCALA (LAYO) in Houston. start learning
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We had a three-hour layover in Houston.
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We had a three-hour layover in Houston. start learning
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We had a three-hour layover in Houston.
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My question ELICITED no response. ------ ELICIT. start learning
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obtener, sacar. to get (a response, information, etc.) from someone.
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She's been trying to elicit the support of other committee members. ------ to elicit. start learning
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obtener, sacar. to get (a response, information, etc.) from someone.
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She's been unable to elicit much sympathy from the public. ------ to elicit. start learning
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obtener, sacar. to get (a response, information, etc.) from someone.
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puerta con tela metálica. a door that consists of a frame holding metallic or plastic netting; used to allow ventilation and to keep insects from entering a building through the open door.
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puerta corredisa. (door which opens on a runner)
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Fango. snow with mud. thick, soft, wet mud or a substance that looks like it.
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to interact ........ Julian interacts with other children at school. start learning
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to interact. means to talk or do things with other people. interactuar, relacionarse.
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to interact... In order to learn to speak English well you have to interact with native English speakers as much as you can. start learning
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to interact. means to talk or do things with other people. interactuar, relacionarse.
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interactuar, relacionarse... Julian interacts with other children at school. to talk or do things with other people.
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immaculate... My mother's house is immaculate; you could eat off the floor!. perfectly clean and neat... start learning
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impecable, limpio y ordenado. inmaculado.
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My driving record is immaculate; I've never been in an accident ........ immaculate. start learning
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INMACULADO, impecable, limpio y ordenado. inmaculado.
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halt... The soldier shouted, Halt! No civilians beyond this point. start learning
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The train was at a halt 500 metres before the station due to a technical malfunction ........ halt. start learning
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To halt... The car halted as it came to the train tracks. start learning
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detener, parar. to stop (something or someone) from moving or continuing.
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The project had to be halted due to lack of funds ........ To halt. start learning
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detener, parar... to stop (something or someone) from moving or continuing.
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call a halt... The machine broke, so the foreman called a halt to the work. start learning
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poner fin. the stopping or ending of movement, progress, or action.
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call a halt... It's time that this frivolous nonsense comes to a halt. start learning
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poner fin. the stopping or ending of movement, progress, or action.
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cigüeñastork, storkgüeña?. start learning
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STORK ........ a large bird that has long legs and a long bill and neck.
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Ralf teased his sister mercilessly. _____________ Teased. start learning
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Molestar. _______________ to laugh at and criticize (someone) in a way that is either friendly and playful or cruel and unkind.
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