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Quehaceres domesticos. - - - I'm the one who has to do all the "household chores” in the house. start learning
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I'm the one who has to do all the "household chores” in the house.
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Hey, look my new car. Wow!, How cool.!. start learning
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Hey, look my new car. Wow!, How cool.!. Que chido. Que chingo, Que perron.
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Oh my God, Kaz. You drive me crazy with all your demands. start learning
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Oh my God, Kaz. You drive me crazy with all your demands. You drive me crazy=me sacas de quisio.
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You drive me crazy with your demands!. start learning
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You drive me crazy with your demands!.
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no seas tonto. no seas bobo.
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He has won three straight tournaments. start learning
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He has won three straight tournaments.
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I always make straight A's. start learning
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I always make straight A's.
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no te pongas como agua pa chocolate. no te enputes.
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I can (barely) handle you as a roommate as it is. start learning
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Apenas puedo controlarte como un compañero de cuarto, como es.
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Better times are yet to come. start learning
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Better times are yet to come.
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Better times are yet to come. start learning
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Better times are yet to come.
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You'd better leave now if you don't want to get there late. start learning
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You'd better leave now if you don't want to get there late.
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He'd better leave at once if he wants to get there on time. start learning
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He'd better leave at once if he wants to get there on time.
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She'd better study harder if she wants to get good grades. start learning
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She'd better study harder if she wants to get good grades.
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I'd better get going if I want to finish on time. start learning
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I'd better get going if I want to finish on time.
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That man is nothing more than a cipher in the company. start learning
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That man is nothing more than a cipher in the company.
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Better to be safe than sorry. start learning
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Better to be safe than sorry.
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Better to be safe than sorry. start learning
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Better to be safe than sorry.
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Those two guys were talking in cipher. start learning
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Those two guys were talking in cipher.
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Mauricio is a mere cipher in Karla's life. start learning
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Mauricio is a mere cipher in Karla's life.
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Mauricio is a mere cipher in Karla's life ........ cipher. start learning
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Cero a la izquierda, persona insignificante.
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This is a cipher that can't be decoded ........ cipher. start learning
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cifra, codigo. Key, code.
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The message was written in cipher. start learning
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The message was written in cipher.
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Even a mere child could do it. start learning
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Even a mere child could do it.
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Danno is a mere nobody in the company. start learning
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Danno is a mere nobody in the company.
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His offer was a mere nothing. start learning
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His offer was a mere nothing.
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I see you take my view of things, "ma'am". ------ ma'am. start learning
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Señora. (madam; to a woman of higher status or to a female royal).
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ma'am ----- I am pleased "ma'am" that you're taking this seriously. ---- ma'am. start learning
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Señora. (madam; to a woman of higher status or to a female royal).
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Would you care to play golf today?. start learning
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Would you care to play golf today?.
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No, I don't really care to play golf today. start learning
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No, I don't really care to play golf today.
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Would you care for a beer?. start learning
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Would you care for a beer?.
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Would madam care for a drink? ........ Care for. start learning
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Querer. to want (something).
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I wouldn't care to have to make that decision. start learning
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I wouldn't care to have to make that decision.
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I wouldn't care to be in your shoes right now. start learning
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I wouldn't care to be in your shoes right now. to care (about somebody)= to like or love somebody and worry about what happens to them.
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I'm going for a walk. Would you care to join me?. start learning
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I'm going for a walk. Would you care to join me?. to care (about somebody)= to like or love somebody and worry about what happens to them.
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He'll show the photos to anyone who cares to see them. start learning
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He'll show the photos to anyone who cares to see them. to care (about somebody)= to like or love somebody and worry about what happens to them.
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When will it take place?. start learning
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When will it take place?.
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Meghan Trainor is a zaftig blonde woman. start learning
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Meghan Trainor is a zaftig blonde woman.
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My girlfriend is a zaftig girl........ ZAFTIG. start learning
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Regordeta y mona ........ My girlfriend is a zaftig girl.
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Two neighborhoods were zapped by a tornado in Illinois. start learning
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to destroy, kill or hit somebody/something suddenly and with force.
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The flowers were zapped by the cold weather. start learning
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to destroy, kill or hit somebody/something suddenly and with force.
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The loss on Monday zapped any chance the Mexican team had to go on to the finals. start learning
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to destroy, kill or hit somebody/something suddenly and with force.
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You’d better not work with the wiring because you could get zapped. start learning
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to be shocked or electrocuted.
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The aliens in the movie zapped people from spaceships. start learning
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Elecotrucar. to bombard with electrical current, radiation, laser beams, gunfire, etc.
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Emigdio's pain zapped through his stomach. start learning
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Emigdio's pain zapped through his stomach. to zap= to move or to do something very fast.
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He can zap the file to the office from his laptop. start learning
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He can zap the file to the office from his laptop. to zap= to send (something or someone) quickly from one place to another through electronic means.
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In the movie the hero is zapped into the past in a time machine. start learning
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In the movie the hero is zapped into the past in a time machine. to zap= to send (something or someone) quickly from one place to another through electronic means.
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The images can be zapped into our homes from anywhere via satellite. start learning
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The images can be zapped into our homes from anywhere via satellite. to zap= to send (something or someone) quickly from one place to another through electronic means.
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Jose reheated his coffee by zapping it in the microwave for a few seconds. start learning
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Jose reheated his coffee by zapping it in the microwave for a few seconds. to zap= to heat or cook (something) in a microwave oven.
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Could you heat up the soup in the microwave, please?. start learning
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Could you heat up the soup in the microwave, please?. to heat up= to heat or cook (something) in a microwave oven.
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Could you nuke the soup in the microwave, please?. start learning
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Could you nuke the soup in the microwave, please?. to nuke= to heat or cook (something) in a microwave oven.
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We tape the show so we can zap the commercials. start learning
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We tape the show so we can zap the commercials. to zap= to skip or change what you are watching on television by using an electronic device (called a remote control).
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My father zapped through the channels for a while before he fall asleep. start learning
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My father zapped through the channels for a while before he fall asleep. to zap= to skip or change what you are watching on television by using an electronic device (called a remote control).
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I zapped through the channels for a while before falling asleep. start learning
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I zapped through the channels for a while before falling asleep.
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The bomb was detonated by a zany guy with a zapper. start learning
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The bomb was detonated by a zany guy with a zapper.
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The DVD player didn't came with the zapper. start learning
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The DVD player didn't came with the zapper.
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The fan didn't came with a zapper. start learning
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The fan didn't came with a zapper.
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Even though it was snowing, I went to the concert. start learning
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Even though it was snowing, I went to the concert.
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Even though its hard, I’m not going to give up. start learning
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Even though its hard, I’m not going to give up.
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its worth going to the baseball game man,. your'e gonna have fun. start learning
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its worth going to the baseball game man,. your'e gonna have fun.
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Emigdio perked up my ears when I heard Christine's name mentioned. start learning
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Emigdio perked up my ears when I heard Christine's name mentioned.
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The dog perked its ears....... Perk. start learning
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Levantar rapidamente. cause to rise quickly.
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The dog perked up its ears. start learning
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The dog perked up its ears.
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One of the perks of being a singer is that girls often want to give you kisses and hugs. start learning
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One of the perks of being a singer is that girls often want to give you kisses and hugs.
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The job came with several perks, including use of a company car. start learning
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The job came with several perks, including use of a company car.
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If there were twice as many. start learning
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If there were twice as many. start learning
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Who are you going to speak to?. start learning
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Who are you going to speak to?.
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My house was worth € 60,000 in 1966. start learning
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My house was worth € 60,000 in 1966.
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This painting is worth a fortune. start learning
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This painting is worth a fortune.
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You should be paid what your labor is worth. start learning
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You should be paid what your labor is worth.
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Each correct answer is worth five points. start learning
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Each correct answer is worth five points.
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How much was your house worth in 1966?. start learning
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How much was your house worth in 1966?.
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These are John’s clothes. start learning
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These are John’s clothes.
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It's beginning to drizzle, so PULL ON your hood son. start learning
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Ponerse algo encima. to put on.
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It's beginning to drizzle, so pull on your hood son. start learning
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It's beginning to drizzle, so pull on your hood son.
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It's drizzling, we better go home if we don't want to get wet. - - - drizzle. start learning
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She drizzled syrup on her pancakes. start learning
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She drizzled syrup on her pancakes.
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The fridge has been marked down for the sale. start learning
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The fridge has been marked down for the sale.
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Everything has been marked down for the sale. start learning
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Everything has been marked down for the sale.
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How many parts does this report consist of?. start learning
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How many parts does this report consist of?.
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Whose knickers are these?. start learning
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Whose knickers are these?.
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Where does she come from?. start learning
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Where does she come from?.
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Where does he come from?. start learning
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Where does he come from?.
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When was your grandmother born?. start learning
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When was your grandmother born?.
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it takes four hours to drive to Bristol. start learning
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it takes four hours to drive to Bristol.
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it takes four hours to drive to Manchester. start learning
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it takes four hours to drive to Manchester.
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How long does it take to drive to Bristol?. start learning
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How long does it take to drive to Bristol?.
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How long does it take to drive to Manchester.?. start learning
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How long does it take to drive to Manchester.?.
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Don Hermilo asked, How far is it to San Francisco?. start learning
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Don Hermilo asked, How far is it to San Francisco?.
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How far is it to Washington D. C?. start learning
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How far is it to Washington D. C?.
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How far is it to Washington D. C?. start learning
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How far is it to Washington D. C?.
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Who did your father write to?. start learning
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¿ A quien le escribió tu papa?.
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How much does she earn, or make a year?. start learning
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How much does she earn, or make a year?.
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How much does Jose earn a year?. start learning
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How much does Jose earn a year?.
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He escaped from the burning building by jumping out of the window. start learning
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He escaped from the burning building by jumping out of the window.
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Rose was reading under the reeds in her pond. --- reed. start learning
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tule. a tall, thin grass that grows in wet areas. reed= tule. a tall, thin grass that grows in wet areas.
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Although there are some who oppose the plan, we will go through with it notwithstanding. start learning
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a pesar de. nevertheless... in spite of what has just been said. notwithstanding= a pesar de. nevertheless... in spite of what has just been said.
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Although there are some who oppose the action executive, Obama will go through with it notwithstanding. start learning
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a pesar de. nevertheless... in spite of what has just been said. notwithstanding= a pesar de. nevertheless... in spite of what has just been said.
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Although there are some who oppose the action executive, The white house will go through with it notwithstanding. ---- as per. start learning
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a pesar de. nevertheless... in spite of what has just been said. notwithstanding= a pesar de. nevertheless... in spite of what has just been said.
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Cars will be supplied as per the terms agreed on. --- as per. start learning
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deacuerdo a. (somewhat formal) according to, as directed by or stated in. as per= deacuerdo a. (somewhat formal) according to, as directed by or stated in.
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Kaz said, I will prepare the cake mix as per the directions. --- as per. start learning
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deacuerdo a. (somewhat formal) according to, as directed by or stated in.
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I'd like you to take over during my absence. start learning
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I'd like you to take over during my absence.
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A new car is out of the question at this moment. start learning
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A new car is out of the question at this moment.
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A raise is out of the question at this moment... out of the question. start learning
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A raise is out of the question at this moment... out of the question.
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A new lap top is out of the question at this moment. start learning
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A new lap top is out of the question at this moment.
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The sales price isn't set in stone. start learning
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The sales price isn't set in stone.
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The date isn't set in stone. start learning
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The date isn't set in stone.
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The changes were not set in stone. start learning
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The changes were not set in stone.
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The sales price isn't set in stone. start learning
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The sales price isn't set in stone.
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The date isn't set in stone. start learning
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The date isn't set in stone.
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The changes were not set in stone. start learning
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The changes were not set in stone.
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The car is greenish. ish.
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The movie started at sixish. start learning
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The movie started at sixish.
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The movie started at sevenish. start learning
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The movie started at sevenish.
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The movie started at eighish. start learning
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The movie started at eighish.
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The movie started at “nineish”. start learning
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Starbucks was making money hand over fist. start learning
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Starbucks was making money hand over fist.
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Starbucks was making money hand over fist. start learning
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Starbucks was making money hand over fist.
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Starbucks was making money hand over fist. - - - - - HAND OVER FIST. start learning
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A manos llenas, a puños llenos. Quickly and in large amounts making money hand over fist.
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I didn't get top marks in the exam, but my results were fairly good. start learning
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I didn't get top marks in the exam, but my results were fairly good.
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At 6:00 am. It's still fairly early to go to Wimilton Illinois. start learning
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At 6:00 am. It's still fairly early to go to Wimilton Illinois.
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The house was fairly well made and didn't collapse when the storm hit. start learning
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The house was fairly well made and didn't collapse when the storm hit.
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I'ts a fairly common disease. start learning
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I'ts a fairly common disease.
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I'm fairly certain that I'll be on. start learning
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I'm fairly certain that I'll be on.
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They lived on the fringe of the river. start learning
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They lived on the fringe of the river.
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They lived on the (fring.) of the forest. start learning
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They lived on the fringe of the forest.
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Let me forward this email to you. start learning
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Let me forward this email to you.
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I'll forward the information that you asked for. start learning
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I'll forward the information that you asked for.
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Please forward my mail to my new address. start learning
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Please forward my mail to my new address.
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His hand tightened around his mother arm. start learning
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Su mano apretó alrededor del brazo de su mama.
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His hand tightened around his mother arm. start learning
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His hand tightened around his mother arm.
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Damian's hand tightened around his mother arm. start learning
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Damian's hand tightened around his mother arm.
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Kaztenni couldn’t wait for dinner to be ready. She just broke (o - -) a bit of bread to eat. start learning
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Kaztenni couldn’t wait for dinner to be ready. She just broke off a bit of bread to eat. Break off= To break a piece from something.
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Malik couldn’t wait for dinner to be ready. He just broke off a bit of bread to eat. start learning
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Malik couldn’t wait for dinner to be ready. He just broke off a bit of bread to eat. Break off= To break a piece from something.
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Samanta broke off a square of chocolate and gave it to her dog. start learning
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Samanta broke off a square of chocolate and gave it to her dog. Break off Break off= To break a piece from something.
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Yaquelin broke off a square of chocolate and gave it to her dog. start learning
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Yaquelin broke off a square of chocolate and gave it to her dog. Break off Break off= To break a piece from something.
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Enriquito couldn’t wait for dinner to be ready. He just broke off a bit of bread to eat. start learning
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Enriquito couldn’t wait for dinner to be ready. He just broke off a bit of bread to eat. Break off= To break a piece from something.
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If you have two dollars and someone else, have twice as many, then they have 4 dollars. start learning
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If you have two dollars and someone else, have twice as many, then they have 4 dollars.
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When it take so long, you got to be patient. start learning
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When it take so long, you got to be patient.
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I'll show you what is feel like. start learning
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I'll show you what is feel like.
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I've decided to give twice as much to charity this year. start learning
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I've decided to give twice as much to charity this year.
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I've decided to give twice as much to charity this year. start learning
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I've decided to give twice as much to charity this year.
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The restaurant would never serve the same meal twice over. start learning
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The restaurant would never serve the same meal twice over.
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The restaurant would never serve the same meal twice over. start learning
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The restaurant would never serve the same meal twice over.
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The restaurant would never serve the same meal twice over. start learning
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The restaurant would never serve the same meal twice over.
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She zapped through the channels for a while before falling asleep. start learning
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She zapped through the channels for a while before falling asleep.
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She zapped through the channels for a while before falling asleep. start learning
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She zapped through the channels for a while before falling asleep.
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Please repeat what the announcer says in English. start learning
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Please repeat what the announcer says in English.
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Autodromo ........ The RAZAVÍA announcer said that the next race was about to start. start learning
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An early frost nipped all the crops. start learning
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to harm or hurt (something) with cold.
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An early frost nipped all the crops. start learning
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An early frost nipped all the crops.
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I had to do the job twice over because I messed it up the first time. start learning
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I had to do the job twice over because I messed it up the first time.
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Grandpa installed a bug zapper in the porch to get rid of mosquitoes. start learning
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Grandpa installed a bug zapper in the porch to get rid of mosquitoes.
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Jose went to the dollar store to buy a fly-swatter. start learning
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Jose went to the dollar store to buy a fly-swatter.
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God willing, We'll go to the wedding. start learning
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God willing, We'll go to the wedding.
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We'll be able to move into our new house next week, God willing. start learning
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We'll be able to move into our new house next week, God willing.
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We'll be able to move into our new house next week, God willing. start learning
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We'll be able to move into our new house next week, God willing.
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We'll be able to move into our new house next week, God willing. start learning
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We'll be able to move into our new house next week, God willing.
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God willing, I'll finish my degree this year. start learning
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God willing, I'll finish my degree this year.
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God willing, I'll finish my degree this year. start learning
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God willing, I'll finish my degree this year.
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Not everyone likes the onward rush of technology. ----- ONWARD. start learning
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No a todos les gusta el incesante o continuo avance de la tegnologia. onward= continuo, incesante.
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onward... The troops kept moving onward. start learning
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hacia adelante, en delante.
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onward... The marketing campaign is moving onward and upward. start learning
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hacia adelante, en delante.
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onward... They hThey have lived in that house from 1983 onward. ave lived in that house from 1983 onward. start learning
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hacia adelante, en delante.
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onward... So moving onward from that point I did some contract programming. start learning
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hacia adelante, en delante.
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Que Dios te acompañe. (Que Dios este contigo). start learning
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What does it mean this expression?. What’s good?. start learning
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is informal way of saying “What’s up?.”
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Fred: I wish you'd quit coughing all the time. Sally: I can't help it. I wish I could too. start learning
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Fred: I wish you'd quit coughing all the time. Sally: I can't help it. I wish I could too.
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Mary: Your hair is a mess. Sue: It's windy. I can't help it. start learning
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Mary: Your hair is a mess. Sue: It's windy. I can't help it.
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My parents cut me (- - -) after I quit college. start learning
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My parents cut me off after I quit college. to cut off= to stop the movement, funding, aid or supply of (something).
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My parents cut me off after I quit college. start learning
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My parents cut me off after I quit college. to cut off= to stop the movement, funding, aid or supply of (something).
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She wore a blue blazer and white pants. start learning
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She wore a blue blazer and white pants.
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She wore a wool skirt and matching blazer. start learning
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She wore a wool skirt and matching blazer.
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I always get my names muddled (u -) in my mind. start learning
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I always get my names muddled (up) in my mind.
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You've muddled (- -) all my papers mother fucker!. start learning
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You've muddled up all my papers mother fucker!.
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My mom said, we won't have much money but we'll muddle through somehow. start learning
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Salir del paso, arreglarselas. to do something without doing it very well or easily.
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Teacher melany said, I had a hard time with the class today, but somehow I muddled through. start learning
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Salir del paso, arreglarselas. to do something without doing it very well or easily.
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I'd got all the papers muddled up. start learning
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I'd got all the papers muddled up.
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Green slime covers the surface of the pond........ Slime. start learning
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slime= lodo, fango. any unpleasant thick liquid substance.
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She thinks all men are slime. start learning
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She thinks all men are slime. slime= baboso. a very bad, unpleasant, or dishonest person.
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slime= baboso. a very bad, unpleasant, or dishonest person.
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After school, Alexander and Tom ambled along the road to the fishing hole to catch their dinner. start learning
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After school, Alexander and Tom ambled along the road to the fishing hole to catch their dinner.
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After school, Alexander and Tom ambled down the road to the fishing hole to catch their dinner. start learning
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After school, Alexander and Tom ambled down the road to the fishing hole to catch their dinner.
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Emmy and Aracely ambled along as they talked. start learning
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Emmy and Aracely ambled along as they talked.
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The students Emmy and Aracely AMBLED up the road talking and laughing. ----- to AMBLE. start learning
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Caminar sin prisa. to stroll.
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I told my boss that I'm going to a wake right now. start learning
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I told my boss that I'm going to a wake right now.
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I'm having a wake for Bobbo tomorrow. start learning
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I'm having a wake for Bobbo tomorrow.
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disgrace oneself... She felt she had disgraced herself by failing at school. start learning
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disgrace oneself....... to do something dishonourable. hacer el ridículo. ponerse en ridículo.
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disgrace oneself... Her behavior disgraced the whole family. start learning
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disgrace oneself....... to do something dishonourable. hacer el ridículo. ponerse en ridículo.
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disgrace oneself....... I felt I had disgraced myself by accepting her again in my life. start learning
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disgrace oneself....... to do something dishonourable. hacer el ridículo. ponerse en ridículo.
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She walked across the stage with effortless grace. — grace. start learning
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I handles my problems with grace and dignity. start learning
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I handles my problems with grace and dignity.
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The president of the FIFA DIMITIO after the corruption scandal. start learning
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STEP DOWN ........ The president of the FIFA stepped down after the corruption scandal.
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The president of the FIFA resigned after the corruption scandal. start learning
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The president of the FIFA resigned after the corruption scandal.
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The senator was forced to resign his position. start learning
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The senator was forced to resign his position.
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The newspaper's editor stepped down after the scandal. start learning
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The newspaper's editor stepped down after the scandal.
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He resigned from his job as principal of the school. start learning
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He resigned from his job as principal of the school.
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a TULE is a tall, thin grass that grows in wet areas. start learning
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a REED is a tall, thin grass that grows in wet areas.
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Rose reading under a shelter of reeds. start learning
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Rose reading under a shelter of reeds.
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The reeds along the edge of a small lake. start learning
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The reeds along the edge of a small lake.
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I'm sorry. I have a memory like a sieve. What was your name again?. start learning
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I'm sorry. I have a memory like a sieve. What was your name again?.
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The tests are designed to assess a child's reading skills. start learning
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The tests are designed to assess a child's reading skills. to asses= evaluar, tasar. to make a judgment about (something).
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Some remnants of a crab, probably eaten by a bird. start learning
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Some remnants of a crab, probably eaten by a bird.
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Why not use these remnants of wood for kindling?. start learning
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Why not use these remnants of wood for kindling?.
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We could hear the frogs croaking by the pond. start learning
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We could hear the frogs croaking by the pond.
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Certainly there's a nip in the air. start learning
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Certainly there's a nip in the air.
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Bad weather could "hamper" our search efforts. ---------------- hamper. start learning
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Dañar, estropear, complicar.
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Construction is hampering traffic on the highway. start learning
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Construction is hampering traffic on the highway.
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Emmy was floored by the news that his friend Jose had quit ........ floored. start learning
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Anonadado, pasmado, sorprendido.
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The question, LO DEJO PASMADO, him completely. dejar pasmado, anonadado. start learning
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floored... The question FLOORED him completely.
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Mrs Offelias said that oil supplies have been shut (- -). - - - - - - - OUT, OFF, DOWN. Las suministros de petroleo han sido cerrados. start learning
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SHUT OFF. - - - Oil supplies have been shut off.
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Shut the computer (- - -). start learning
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The US government has imposed restraints on imports to China. ------- restraints. start learning
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Hector's angry response showed a lack of restraint. ------- RESTRAINT. start learning
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Tolerancia. control. Control over your emotions or behavior.
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The project was hampered by the fucking republicans restraints. start learning
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The project was hampered by the fucking republicans restraints. restraints= restricciones.
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Are you certain you want to leave today?. start learning
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Are you certain you want to leave today?.
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I'm fairly certain that I'll be on time. start learning
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I'm fairly certain that I'll be on time.
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When you lay down on the grass, you stained (or: spotted) your pants. start learning
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When you lay down on the grass, you stained (or: spotted) your pants.
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The red wine stained the carpet. start learning
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The red wine stained the carpet. to stain= to leave a mark on something.
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Let me forward this email to you. start learning
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Let me forward this email to you.
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Please forward my mail to my new address. start learning
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Please forward my mail to my new address.
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His hand tightened around his mother arm. start learning
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His hand tightened around his mother arm.
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The zebra is much like the donkey. start learning
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The zebra is much like the donkey.
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The hare is much like the rabbit. start learning
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The hare is much like the rabbit.
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Remember to put the vacuum cleaner back in the closet after you've used it. start learning
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Remember to put the vacuum cleaner back in the closet after you've used it.
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The books had been put back neatly on the shelf. start learning
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The books had been put back neatly on the shelf.
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The school will assess the students' progress each year ........ to assess. start learning
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La escuela evaluara el progreso de los estudiantes cada ano.
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We need to assess whether or not the system is working. start learning
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We need to assess whether or not the system is working. to asses= evaluar, tasar. to make a judgment about (something).
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After the hurricane, officials assessed the town's need for aid. start learning
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After the hurricane, officials assessed the town's need for aid. to asses= evaluar, tasar. to make a judgment about (something).
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She felt embarrassed about undressing in front of the doctor. start learning
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She felt embarrassed about undressing in front of the doctor.
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He doesn't embarrass easily. start learning
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He doesn't embarrass easily.
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Money from the sale of the house was allocated to each of the children. start learning
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Money from the sale of the house was allocated to each of the children.
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We need to determine the best way to allocate our resources. start learning
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We need to determine the best way to allocate our resources.
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We're planning to go backpacking in a national park this summer. start learning
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We're planning to go backpacking in a national park this summer.
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Let's go over the instructions. start learning
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Let's go over the instructions.
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The interior of the house was much like the outside–ugly and dilapidated. start learning
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The interior of the house was much like the outside–ugly and dilapidated.
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The hotel we stayed in was really dilapidated. start learning
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The hotel we stayed in was really dilapidated.
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I get cranky, grouchy or crabby if I don't get enough sleep. start learning
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I get cranky, grouchy or crabby if I don't get enough sleep.
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I get cranky, grouchy or crabby if I don't get enough sleep. start learning
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I get cranky, grouchy or crabby if I don't get enough sleep.
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I get cranky, grouchy or crabby if I don't get enough sleep. start learning
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I get cranky, grouchy or crabby if I don't get enough sleep.
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I always puzzle out the meaning of the strange words. ---------- puzzle out... start learning
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Decifrar, encontrar el significado.
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I always try to puzzle out the meaning of the phrasal verbs. ---------- puzzle out. start learning
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Decifrar, encontrar el significado.
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Don’t get furious man. Let me explain!!! start learning
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Don’t get furious man. Let me explain!!!
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You drive me crazy with your demmands Kaz. start learning
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You drive me crazy with your demmands Kaz.
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Every time there's a rain storm Kaztenni lit the "wick" of a candle. --------- wick. start learning
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Mecha. a string or piece of material in a candle or lamp that is lit for burning.
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The loss on Monday zapped any chance the Mexican team had to go on to the finals. start learning
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The loss on Monday zapped any chance the Mexican team had to go on to the finals.
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The loss on Monday zapped any chance the Mexican team had to go on to the finals. start learning
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The loss on Monday zapped any chance the Mexican team had to go on to the finals.
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The loss on Monday zapped any chance the Mexican team had to go on to the finals. start learning
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The loss on Monday zapped any chance the Mexican team had to go on to the finals.
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The little boy jumped like a man who'd been zapped with 1,000 volts. start learning
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The little boy jumped like a man who'd been zapped with 1,000 volts. zap= to be shocked or electrocuted.
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I spent all afternoon in front of the TV, zapping from channel to channel. ----- to zap. start learning
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to zap= Cambiar de canal. to change channels very fast especially with a remote control.
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Could you heat up the soup in the microwave, please?. start learning
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Could you heat up the soup in the microwave, please?.
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Grandpa installed a bug zapper in the porch to get rid of mosquitoes. start learning
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Grandpa installed a bug zapper in the porch to get rid of mosquitoes.
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Grandpa installed a bug zapper in the porch to get rid of mosquitoes. - - - BUG ZAPPER. start learning
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exterminador eléctrico de insectos. device for killing insects.
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Jose went to the dollar store to buy a fly-swatter. start learning
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Jose went to the dollar store to buy a fly-swatter.
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Jose went to the dollar store to buy a fly-(swatt). start learning
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Jose went to the dollar store to buy a fly-swatter.
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I know I'm chunky, but I'm working on it. start learning
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I know I'm chunky, but I'm working on it.
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DISGRACE YOURSELF. ------ He disgraced himself by getting too drunk at his sister's wedding. start learning
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Hacer el ridículo. ponerse en ridículo. to (do something dishonourable).
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Essy just try not to disgrace yourself again. start learning
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Essy just try not to disgrace yourself again. disgrace yourself= to (do [sth] dishonourable) hacer el ridículo. ponerse en ridículo.
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I felt I had (Disgr my) by accepting her again in my life. start learning
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disgrace myself...... I felt I had disgraced myself by accepting her again in my life.
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