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The suspect finally, BLANK, to having committed the murder. start learning
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owned up. The suspect finally owned up to having committed the murder.
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The suspect finally owned up, BLANK, committed the murder. start learning
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to having. The suspect finally owned up to having committed the murder.
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After a brief courtship, the two, (M). start learning
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married... After a brief courtship, the two married.
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After a brief, NOVIASGO, (cour.) the two married. start learning
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courtship... After a brief courtship, the two married.
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After a (BLANK) courtship, the two married. start learning
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brief... After a brief courtship, the two married.
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I've gotten stuck in a (RUTINA). I've gotten stuck in a grúa. start learning
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groove... I've gotten stuck in a groove.
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I’m sorry about this little problem, we’re rather, BLANK, lately. start learning
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shorthanded... I’m sorry about this little problem, we’re rather shorthanded lately.
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I’m sorry about this little problem, we’re been rather, CORTOS DE PERSONAL, lately. start learning
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shorthanded ........ I’m sorry about this little problem, we’re been rather shorthanded lately.
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The Mexican election was, BLANK. manipulada, amañada, arreglada. start learning
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rigged... The Mexican election was rigged.
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The American election was, BLANK. manipulada, amañada, arreglada. start learning
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rigged... The American election was rigged.
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The Venezuelan election was, BLANK. start learning
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rigged... The Venezuelan election was rigged.
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They've gotten stuck in a (BLANK). start learning
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groove... They've gotten stuck in a groove.
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jeopardy... Donal is in jeopardy of going to jail for a long time if convicted. start learning
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riesgo, peligro. to put (something or someone) in danger.
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jeopardy... When the floods hit the town, everyone's lives were in jeopardy. start learning
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riesgo, peligro. to put (something or someone) in danger.
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jeopardy... Trump's health has been jeopardized by poor nutrition. start learning
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riesgo, peligro. to put (something or someone) in danger.
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Tommy lived in a lavish apartment in the center of Valparaiso. -------------- lavish. start learning
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estravagante, having a very rich and expensive quality and usually costing a lot of money.
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The Trump family lived a very lavish lifestyle. -------------- lavish. start learning
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estravagante, having a very rich and expensive quality and usually costing a lot of money.
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Maria Ovi said, It was one of the most lavish weddings I’ve ever been to. -------------- lavish. start learning
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estravagante, having a very rich and expensive quality and usually costing a lot of money.
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Riahna said, It was one of the most lavish weddings I’ve ever been to. -------------- lavish. start learning
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estravagante, having a very rich and expensive quality and usually costing a lot of money.
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Ibanka said, It was one of the most lavish weddings I’ve ever been to.-------------- lavish. start learning
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estravagante, having a very rich and expensive quality and usually costing a lot of money.
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Marck Antony was hit by a stray bullet. ------ stray. start learning
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perdido, extraviado. A stray piece of something has become separated from the main part.
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I found a stray dog in the street. ----- stray. start learning
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perdido, extraviado. A stray animal is lost or has no home.
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I found a stray cat in the street. ----- stray. start learning
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perdido, extraviado. A stray animal is lost or has no home.
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Aunt Juanita is a cook who is known for her lavish use of spices. -------------- lavish. start learning
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espléndido, abundante, magnifico, grandioso. giving or using a large amount of something.
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Manuel Oviedo gave his girlfriend a lavish gift on her birthday.-------------- lavish. start learning
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espléndido, abundante, magnifico, grandioso. giving or using a large amount of something.
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The American region had natural resources in LAVISH abundance. ------------ LAVISH. start learning
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espléndido, abundante, magnifico, grandioso. giving or using a large amount of something.
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Aunt Rose is a cook who is known for her lavish use of spices. -------------- lavish. start learning
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espléndido, abundante, magnifico, grandioso. giving or using a large amount of something.
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Bolillo gave his girlfriend a lavish gift on her birthday.-------------- lavish. start learning
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Ostentoso, lujoso, esplendido, magnifico, grandioso. giving or using a large amount of something.
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The Mexican region had natural resources in lavish abundance.-------------- lavish. start learning
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espléndido, abundante, magnifico, grandioso. giving or using a large amount of something.
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I found a. (ESTRAVIADO) dog in the street. Perdido, extraviado. is piece of something has become separated from the main part. start learning
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stray ------ I found a STRAY dog in the street.
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I found a. BLANK. cat in the street. Perdido, extraviado. is piece of something has become separated from the main part. start learning
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stray ------ I found a stray cat in the street.
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Marck Antony was hit by a. BLANK. bullet. Perdido, extraviado. is piece of something has become separated from the main part. start learning
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stray ------ Marck Antony was hit by a stray bullet.
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Veronica puzzled. BLANK. the meaning of the strange phrases. Lograr entender, lograr decifrar, encontrar el significado. to understand or find (something, such as the answer to a difficult problem) by careful thinking. start learning
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OUT --- Veronica puzzled out the the meaning of the strange phrases.
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Anna said, I still can't puzzle. BLANK. how I managed to spend so much money last month. Lograr entender, lograr decifrar, encontrar el significado. to understand or find (something, such as the answer to a difficult problem) by careful thinking. start learning
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OUT ----- Anna said, I still can't puzzle out how I managed to spend so much money last month.
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We're still trying to (decifrar), POZOLEAR AFUERA why he did it. ------- Veronica (decifro) POZOLEO AFUERA the meaning of the strange phrases. start learning
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PUZZLE OUT ------- We're still trying to PUZZLE OUT why he did it. ____________ Veronica PUZZLED OUT the meaning of the strange phrases. Decifrar, lograr entender, encontrar el significado. to understand or find (something, such as the answer to a difficult problem) by careful thinking.
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Anna Puzzles said, I still can't. BLANK. out how I managed to spend so much money last month. Lograr entender, lograr decifrar, Puzzlear, encontrar el significado. to understand or find (something, such as the answer to a difficult problem) by careful thinking. start learning
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puzzled ----- Anna said, I still can't puzzle out how I managed to spend so much money last month.
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Oviedo's been. BLANK, over whether to buy a new house. preocuparse, darle vueltas a un problema. to think or worry for a long time about (something). start learning
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puzzling -------- Oviedo's been puzzling over whether to buy a new house.
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Oviedo's been puzzling (OVERGA), whether to buy a new house. start learning
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OVER ----------- Oviedo's been puzzling over whether to buy a new house. Puzzle Over: Preocuparse, darle vueltas a un problema. to think or worry for a long time about (something).
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Since Martin had been away for the summer, he was (BLANK) OVER his high utility bills. preocuparse, darle vueltas a un problema. to think or worry for a long time about (something). start learning
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puzzled -------- Since Martin had been away for the summer, he was puzzled over his high utility bills.
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Since Martin had been away for the summer, he was "puzzled (BLANK)", his high utility bills. (4 words) preocuparse, darle vueltas a un problema. to think or worry for a long time about (something). start learning
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OVER -------- Since Martin had been away for the summer, he was puzzled over his high utility bills.
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