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Mr Tidyer Uprah said, most of the time our house is messy, but if we’re expecting guests we ORGANIZE and it’s clean and neat for a day or two. Asear, limpiar, ordenar, organizar... to make a room or a group of things tidy by putting things in the correct place. (see also: clean up, straighten up). start learning
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Mr Tidyer Uprah said, most of the time our house is messy, but if we’re expecting guests we TIDIED UP and it’s clean and neat for a day or two.---- TIDY UP... I'd better tidy up before my girfriend come. ---- TYDY UP.
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Mr Putin Uprah Fighter said, we're not leaving without RESISTING all the time. Poner resistencia, dar pelea. to do (something) as a way of resisting or struggling against someone or something. start learning
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Mr Putin Uprah Fighter said, we're not leaving without PUTTING UP good FIGHT all the time. ---- PUT UP A FIGHT. Putin said, we're not leaving without PUTTING UP good FIGHT all the time. ---- PUT UP A FIGHT.
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The reporter Mr Tieder Uprah said that the convoy BLOCK the road for an hour. Bloquear, amarrar, obstruir algo. to block a road or other track so that vehicles cannot move in the usual way. start learning
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The reporter Mr Tieder Uprah said that the convoy TIED UP the road for an hour. - - - - - - TIE UP. The airport was tied up for 45 minutes, waiting for the Presidential plane to take off. ----- TIE UP.
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Topy Uprah said that mobile phone nearly run out of pre-paid calls, so he’s going to the phone shop to REFILL it. Rellenar Algo, topear Algo, recargar Algo. to refill, or to add more liquid to a container that is partly empty in order to make it full. (see also: fill up, top off). start learning
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Topy Uprah said that mobile phone’s nearly run out of pre-paid calls, so he’s going to the phone shop to TOP it UP. ---- TOP something UP. ----- You've almost finished your drink. Let me top up your glass. --------- TOP something UP.
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Mr Toucher Dupon said that the President Obama MENTIONED many important issues and topics in his speech. Mencionar algo de pasada, touchear algo de pasada. to mention something. (see also: bring up). start learning
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Mr Toucher Dupon said that the President Obama TOUCHED UPON/ON many important issues and topics in his speech. ----- TOUCH UPON/ON. --------- The Congress "touched on" the issue, but didn't give any new information. --------- TOUCH UPON/ON.
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Tina Turner Uprah said, I can’t hear the radio. Could you INCREASE THE VOLUMEN, please?. Subir Algo como el volumén, incrementar algo... to increase the amount of something, especially sound or heat, that is produced by a machine [e.g. television, radio, oven]. start learning
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Tina Turner Uprah said, I can’t hear the radio. Could you TURN it UP, please?. ---- TURN something UP. --- Can you turn up the television a little - I can hardly hear it. ------ TURN something UP.
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Tina Turner Uprah said that thousands of people SHOW to see the parade and watch the fireworks. Presentarse, aparecer, aparecerse. if someone turns up somewhere, they arrive at that place. (see also: come along, show up, turn out). start learning
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Tina Turner Uprah said that thousands of people TURNED UP to see the parade and watch the fireworks. ---- TURN UP. George Barriga turned up late, as usual. ---- TURN UP.
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Lapo Uprah and Rosa said, we walked around the city and ENJOYED the atmosphere. Disfrutar Algo mucho, recivir con placer Algo, lapear con gusto algo, recibir con gusto. to enjoy something [e.g. atmosphere, praise] very much. start learning
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Lapo Uprah and Rosa said, we walked around the city and LAPPED UP the atmosphere. At first, movie stars LAP UP all the media attention, but after a while the attention can get too much for them and they want more privacy. ----- LAP UP something.
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Leady Uprah Tota said, the shops are always busy in the weeks JUST BEFORE Christmas. En vísperas de, en el período previo a. in the period before of something. To happen or exist immediately before something. in the period before, to happen or exist immediately before something. start learning
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Leady Uprah Tota said, the shops are always busy in the weeks LEADING UP TO Christmas. ----- LEAD UP TO something. --- The bride and the groom said, the days leading up to the wedding were so busy with many details to finalise. ----------- LEAD UP TO something.
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Mister Leaver Uprah Tota said, we can all make suggestions about the advertising campaign, but the final decisions are DEPENDING ON the head of marketing. Depender de, dejarle la respozabilidad a alguien... to give the responsibility of someone. (see also: leave to). start learning
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Mister Leaver Uprah Tota said, we can all make suggestions about the advertising campaign, but the final decisions are LEFT UP TO the head of marketing... -- LEAVE UP TO. We LEFT everything UP TO the manager to make the final decision. --------- LEAVE UP TO.
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Lapo Uprah sad that the calf LICKED the bucket of milk. Beber a lengüetadas. to drink all of something by licking with the tongue and with great enjoyment. start learning
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Lapo Uprah sad that the calf LAPPED UP the bucket of milk. - - - - - LAP UP. The little cats lapped up the milk from its bowl. --------- LAP UP something.
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