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Mr Stayerly Uprah said, my son and his girlfriend Stela PULLED AN ALL-NIGHTER very late last night studying for an exam. They didn’t get to bed until three o’clock. ---- STAY UP. Quedarse despierto tarde por la noche. to not go to bed. (See also: wait up, stay awake). start learning
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Mr Stayerly Uprah said, my son and his girlfriend Stela STAYED UP very late last night studying for an exam. They didn’t get to bed until three o’clock. Kaz is sleepy today. She (stayed up) late last night working on her website. ---------------- STAY UP.
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Mrs Stepy Uprah said that security at the Miami airport has been REINFORCED since the bomb scare. Reforzar, incrementar esfuersos Arriba, reforzar. reinforce, to make something stronger, to increase the speed of a process or to do more of an activity or usually in order to improve a situation. (see also: beef up). start learning
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Mrs Stepy Uprah said that security at the Miami airport has been STEPED UP since the bomb scare. ----- STEP UP. Police in Paris have STEPPED UP their efforts to try to recover the Kardashian’s Stolen jewels. ------- STEP UP.
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Sumy Uprah said that Tony Robbins SUMMARIZED by repeating some of his main points. Resumir, sumarizar. to give a summary of something. to Summarize. start learning
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Sumy Uprah said that Tony Robbins summed up by repeating some of his main points. ----- SUM UP. After (summing his ideas up), teacher Rodolfo answered some questions. ------- SUM UP something.
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Mrs Stirly Uprah said, I think Donals just likes INCITE trouble saying that is the right to free speech. Causar trifulca Arriba, Stiriar, causar probLemas, provocar, problemas. to cause arguments or bad feeling between people, usually on purpose. up (see also: whip up). start learning
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Mrs Stirly Uprah said, I think Donals just likes STIRRING UP trouble saying that is the right to free speech. --- STIR UP. Esther said that oficials reported that a few troublemakers STIRRED the crowd of protesters UP and made them attack the police. ---- STIR UP.
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Mr Saver Uprah said, If you want a new video game quito, you'd better start PUTTING ASIDE a little every month... Ahorrar Arriba, saviar. to keep money so that you can buy something with it in the future. start learning
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Mr Saver Uprah said, If you want a new video game quito, you'd better start SAVING UP a little every month. ---- SAVE UP. My daughter is (saving up) for a new mobile phone. She’s already got over a hundred dollars. ---- SAVE UP.
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Mr Setty Uprah said that Richard Voughan STARTED his first company when he was only 16 years old, and since then he’s become a very rich man. Empezar un negocio, Setear un negocio, poner un negocio. to start a businness, company or organization. (see also: start up). start learning
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Mr Setty Uprah said that Richard Voughan SET UP his first company when he was only 16 years old, and since then he’s become a very rich man. ---- SET UP. Mister Trump said, to (set a business up), you need an idea and you need money or investors. ---------------- SET UP something.
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Setapio Uprah said, we’ve ARRANGED a meeting with some of our biggest clients, and all our marketing staff are going to be there. Ajendar una cita, organizar un evento, setear un evento. to make arrangements so that something can happen or exist. start learning
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Setapio Uprah said, we’ve SET UP a meeting with some of our biggest clients, and all our marketing staff are going to be there. ---- SET UP. Donal said, don't worry, we could set up a conference to make an agreement for some time next week. ----------------------- SET UP something.
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Shaker Uprah said that Jane was in a car accident this morning. She was quite SHOCKED by the accident. Afectar a alguien emosionalmente, sorprender. if an unpleasant experience shakes someone up, it makes them feel shocked and upset. start learning
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Shaker Uprah said that Jane was in a car accident this morning. She was quite SHAKEN UP by the accident. ---- SHAKE somebody UP. Maria Oviedo was quite SHAKEN UP by the news that her husband had lost his job. --------- SHAKE somebody UP.
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Shaker Uprah said that Trump's government has REFORMED the capital markets too. Reformar, reorganizar, ajitar a la Altura, shakear. to reform something or to improve, modify a system, to make big changes to an organization in order to improve it. start learning
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Shaker Uprah said that Trump's government has SHAKEN UP the capital markets too. ---- SHAKE UP. A Japanese-trained manager was brought in to shake up the organization. -------- SHAKE something UP.
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Shaker Uprah said, you must AGITATE the medicine before drinking it. Agitar, revolver Arriba. mix by shaking. start learning
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Shaker Uprah said, you must SHAKE UP the medicine before drinking it. ---- SHAKE UP. Did you shake up the juice before pouring it into the glass. ----- SHAKE UP something.
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PIicky Uprah said, you can LEARN any new language in record time!. Aprender algo, recoger algo al cerebro rapidamente, piciar arriba. To learn something. start learning
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PIicky Uprah said, you can PICK UP any new language in record time!. ---- PICK UP. You can PICK UP any new language in record time!....... Maria was worried that her son was picking up some bad habits from the other boys at school. ------ PICK UP.
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Domian Uprah said, FASTEN your shoelaces Julian. Abrochar, abotonar, duopiar Arriba, dohacer atar, envolver. To tie up, to fasten something to itself. to wrap up. start learning
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Domian Uprah said, DO UP your shoelaces Julian... ---- DO UP. Come on honey, let grandma DO UP your coat. ------ DO UP.
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Mr Liverly Uprah Tota failed to BE AS GOOD AS his parents' expectations. Estar a la altura A, dar el ancho. to be as good as expected. start learning
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Mr Liverly Uprah Tota failed to LIVE UP TO his parents' expectations... ---- LIVE UP TO. He failed to LIVE UP TO his parents' expectations... The movie was excellent. It lived up to all our expectations. - - - LIVE UP TO.
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