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Mr Overheadys said, our MOTHTLY EXPENSES went up last year, but we couldn’t put our prices up. Gastos mensuales de un negosio. costs for rent, heat, electricity, etc., that a business must pay and that are not related to what the business sells. start learning
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Mr Overheadys said, said, our overheads went up last year, but we couldn’t put our prices up. ---- OVERHEADS. Coach Chane's business has very little overheads. ---- OVERHEADS.
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Puty Uprah said, take out the loan Nacho before the banks increase their interest rates. Subir, aumentar. to increase the price or value of something. (see also: go up, jack up) (British & Australian). start learning
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Puty Uprah said, take out the loan Nacho before the banks put up their interest rates. ---- PUT UP. ... They're going to put up the price of gasoline in Mexico. ----------- PUT UP.
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Puty Uprah Withler said that Yazmin uttered, we can’t HANDLE with the heat any longer here in Dallas. Poner a soportar Con, tolerar, soportar, Poner tolerancia Con, aguantar a la Altura Con, aguantar Con, tolerar Con. to tolerate or accept someone or something unpleasant in a patient way. (see also: stand for (used for behavior only). start learning
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Puty Uprah Withler said that Yazmin uttered, we can’t PUT UP WITH the heat any longer here in Dallas. --- PUT UP WITH. We’re going to buy an air conditioner... How has Jane put up with Papioly for so long?. --------- PUT UP WITH.
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Before the hurricane came, people went shopping to SUPPLY food in case they couldn’t leave their homes for a few days. Abasteserse, surtirse, Abasteserse Arriba. to buy a lot of something, often food or drink. start learning
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Before the hurricane came, people went shopping to STOCK UP ON food in case they couldn’t leave their homes for a few days. ---- STOCK UP, STOCK UP ON. ... The price of gasolin’s going up soon, so let’s STOCK UP while it’s still cheap. ---------- STOCK UP, or STOCK UP ON something.
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Aunt Rose said, come on son, It was just an small mistake, so you shouldn't BLAME yourself about it. Culparse tu mismo Arriba como Bestia, martirisarse tu mismo Arriba como Bestia. to blame yourself too much for something. start learning
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Aunt Rose said, come on son, It was just an small mistake, so you shouldn't BEAT yourself UP about it... --- BEAT yourself UP. Hey look Emigdio, there's no need to beat yourself up over this, just wait another year and you'll be fine. --------- BEAT YOURSELF UP.
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Stepyup said that Hector always says, everyone needs to IMPROVE their efforts from now on. Echarle más ganas, subir el rendimiento, dar un paso para subir más a la Altura. to increase it, or to perform better or take on more responsibility. start learning
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Stepyup said that Hector always says, everyone needs to STEP UP their efforts from now on. ---- STEP UP. ... Sahul said, I had to step up my training regime as the day of the marathon approached. ----------- STEP UP.
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Uncle Jose said, It is desirable that any important legal documents have to be WRITTEN by a qualified solicitor. (=lawyer). Redactar, como Dracula. to prepare a document, agreement, contract, plan, or proposal. start learning
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Uncle Jose said, It is desirable that any important legal documents have to be DRAWN UP by a qualified solicitor. (=lawyer). ------------------ DRAW UP. Teacher Martha suggests drawing up a plan to divide Diana’s work among various colleagues...
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Booty Uprah said, my laptop It’ll take a couple of hours to boot. Prender, encender una computadora. to start a computer. start learning
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Booty Uprah said, my laptop It’ll take a couple of hours to boot. ---- BOOT, BOOT UP. ... You don't need all these applications to open every time you boot up your computer. ------- BOOT, or BOOT UP.
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Mr Bumperly Uprah said that hotels always INCREASE their prices during the holiday weekend. incrementar precios, bumpear precios, subir algo, acender, hacer que algo suba. to increase something. start learning
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Mr Bumperly Uprah said that hotels always bump up their prices during the holiday weekend BUMP UP. The hotels always bump up their prices during the holiday weekend... Teacher Melany is doing some teaching in the evenings to bump up her income. ------- BUMP UP.
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Mrs Tarty Uprah said that Edgar's wife DRESS him, with new clothes and freshly styled hair, before they went out. Emperifollar, emperifollarse. arreglarse, vertirse glamurosamente. to decorate something in order to improve the way that it looks, especially in a way that other people think is ugly. start learning
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Mrs Tarty Uprah said that Edgar's wife TARTED him UP, with new clothes and freshly styled hair, before they went out. ---- TART UP. ... Sammy spent an hour TARTING herself UP before going out. -------- TART UP (UK).
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Mr Butterlly Uprah said that Romo tried to FLATTER his boss in hopes of getting an extra day off. Adular, halagar. to be nice to someone so that they will help or support you. start learning
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Mr Butterlly Uprah said that Romo tried to BUTTER UP his boss in hopes of getting an extra day off. ---- BUTTER UP. ... Ivan, stop trying to butter me up and just tell me what you want. -------- BUTTER UP.
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Mr Hacker Uprah said Oh my God man, your nose was running, you're COUGHING a lung. Escupir, toser, expulsar por la boca. to try to remove something from your throat or lungs in a loud, rough way, as in 'It sounded as if he was hacking his lungs up'... start learning
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Mr Hacker Uprah said Oh my God man, your nose was running, you're HACKING UP a lung. - - - - HACK UP. I'm so glad I've never smoked after seeing what he's just hacked up.
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Mr Plugger Uprah said, I started to feel one side of my nose was starting to BLOCK a little bit, you know. Tapar. Refers to when a narrow passage is completely blocked. start learning
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Mr Plugger Uprah said, I started to feel one side of my nose was starting to PLUG UP a little bit, you know........ PLUG UP. We need a handyman to plug up the hole in our roof. The bath tub doesn't have any water in it because you forgot to plug up the drain.
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Miss Mcgiver Uprah asked, hey Kaz, why don't you just DUMP him ?. Dejar a, terminar con alguién. to stop having a relationship with somebody. start learning
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Miss Mcgiver Uprah asked, hey Kaz, why don't you just GIVE him UP?.- - - - GIVE somebody UP.
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Mrs Deserterty said, after Chavez lost all his money, his friends ABANDONED him. Abandonar a. to leave someone without help or in a difficult situation and not come back. start learning
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Mrs Deserterly said, after Chavez lost all his money, his friends DESERTED him. ----- DESERT. He deserted his wife and family for another woman. ----- DESERT.
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