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Paulina Rubio was a bit pompous at first, but the new manager took her down a (NOCHe). un escalón, un nivel, un grado, una rayita, un punto. a slightly higher or lower level in a series of levels that measure something. start learning
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Paulina Rubio was a bit pompous at first, but the new manager took her down a notch. ---- a notch. un escalón, un nivel, un grado, una rayita, un punto. a slightly higher or lower level in a series of levels that measure something.
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The coach decided to take the team's training up a notch. ---- a notch. start learning
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un escalón, un nivel, un grado, una rayita, un punto. a slightly higher or lower level in a series of levels that measure something.
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The quality of the food here has dropped a notch recently. ---- a notch. start learning
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un escalón, un nivel, un grado, una rayita, un punto. a slightly higher or lower level in a series of levels that measure something.
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My spirits lifted a few notches when I heard the news. -------- a notch. start learning
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un escalón, un nivel, un grado, una rayita, un punto. a slightly higher or lower level in a series of levels that measure something.
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Lupillo Rivera had always hankered for a long thick curly hair. ------- HANKER FOR/AFTER. start learning
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Anehelar, ansiar. to have a strong feeling of wanting something.
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Donal has a strong lust for Mike Pence's wife.------- LUST. start learning
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Deceo sexual, lujuria. a strong feeling of wanting to have sex.
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Since he had no money, Danno tried to barter in order to get food. ------- to BARTER, or BARTER FOR. start learning
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Hacer trueques, negociar. to exchange goods or services for other goods or services instead of using money.
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You can just go and chuck all this garbage away!. -------- Chuck, Chuch out/ Chuck away. start learning
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Desechar, tirar. Desechar, tirar, botar, aventar. to throw something or get rid of something you do not want.
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Sammy came in, chucked her books on the table, and went straight to her room. -------- to Chuck, Chuch out/ Chuck away. start learning
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Desechar, tirar, botar, aventar. to throw something or get rid of something you do not want.
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Someone had CHUCKED a brick through my neighbour”s house window. -------- to CHUCK, CHUCK OUT/ CHUCK AWAY. start learning
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Tirar, botar, aventar, lanzar, desechar. to throw something or get rid of something you do not want.
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Tirar, chuckiar lejos, botar. - - - - You can just go and (CH- - -) all this garbage away!. start learning
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You can just go and CHUCK all this garbage away!. -------- CHUCK, CHUCK OUT/AWAY.
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Sammy came in (chuck) her books on the table, and went straight to her room. -------- to Chuck, Chuch out/ Chuck away. start learning
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Someone had (chucky) a brick through their window. start learning
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Someone had chucked a brick through their window. -------- to Chuck, Chuch out/ Chuck away.
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The police found where he had GUARDADO (St- - -) the drugs. 1) put away. ---- 2) stash or stash away. --- 3) put aside. ---- 4) save up. start learning
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The police found where he had STASHED the drugs. ------ stash or stash away Guardar. to put (something) in a secret or hidden place, usually so that you can use it later. (See also: put away, put aside, save up).
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I'm trying to (blank - ST). some money AWAY for a summer holiday. 1) put away. ---- 2) stash away. --- 3) put aside. ---- 4) save up. start learning
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I'm trying to STASH some money AWAY for a summer holiday. ------ stash or stash away Guardar. to put (something) in a secret or hidden place, usually so that you can use it later. (See also: put away, put aside, save up).
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The Police are looking for guns that have been (eSTAr - SH - D) away. start learning
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The Police are looking for guns that have been stashed away. ------ stash or stash away Guardar. to put (something) in a secret or hidden place, usually so that you can use it later.
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Ramirito has been sleeping on his friend's couch and eating his food for a month; he's such a freeloader. ---------- freeloader. start learning
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gorrón, gorrona, gaviotón. someone who expects to get food, money, or a place to stay from someone else, without giving anything in return.
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(espalda azadón cargadora). start learning
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Maquina frontal cargadora. start learning
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Gorrón, gorrona, gaviotón. someone who expects to get food, money, or a place to stay from someone else, without giving anything in return. start learning
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Ramirito has been sleeping on his friend's couch and eating his food for a month; he's such a freeloader. ---------- FREELOADER.
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sniper -------- The gunman was killed by a sniper.
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All this garbage will end up in a huge (Land -) BASURERO. start learning
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landfill site, or garbage dump. basurero. is a large hole in the ground where waste from people’s homes or from industry is buried ?.
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bondadoso. - - - - Pope Francisco is a (KIND- H) man. 1) pompous. --- 2) kind-hearted. --- 3) despot. --- 4) generous. start learning
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Pope Francisco is a KIND-HEARTED man. bondadoso. kind and generous. - - - -
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The baby bird BURST FORTH from his egg, eager to greet the world. ----- BURST FORTH. start learning
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Salir de pedo. to emerge from a hiding place with violence or great energy.
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De parranda, de jerga. - - (SPR- -). The group of friends had a few days off work, so they went on a spree to the coust. start learning
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SPREE. de parranda, de jerga. short period that you spend doing a particular activity, especially something enjoyable such as spending money or drinking alcohol.
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