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How do yo say in Spanish?... Apply (anti-seize compund) to the bolt threads. start learning
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Aplica compuesto antiadherente (anti-seize) a las roscas del perno.
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Chela’s kids always get what they want because she’s a pushover...... What does pushover mean? start learning
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Persona blanda, persona facil de convencer. means a person who is too easy to influence, persuade, or control, especially because they are very nice and don’t say “no” easily.
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As far as I'm concerned, the matter is closed.” What does as far as I'm concerned mean? start learning
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En lo que a mi respecta. Used to give your personal opinion strongly.
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Oh no, don't get me wrong, I like the design, but the color is bad........ What does don't get me wrong mean?. start learning
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No me mal interpretes. Used to avoid misunderstanding before giving a criticism or different opinion.
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“The bottom line is that we don't have enough money.” What does the bottom line mean?. start learning
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Lo más importante, lo principal es que. The most important fact in a situation.
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You need to face the facts; you failed the exam........ What does face the facts mean?. start learning
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Afrontar los hechos. To accept the truth about a difficult situation.
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Okay, point taken. Seré más cuidadoso la proxima vez. Okay, Punto tomado, punto entendido. Seré más cuidadoso la proxima vez. start learning
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Okay, Punto tomado, punto entendido. I will be more careful next time. Okay, Point taken. I will be more careful next time.
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Let me get this straight, you want me to work on Sunday?........ What does “get this straight” mean?. start learning
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Dejame ver si entendí correctamente, dejame conseguir esto derecho. Used to confirm that you understood something
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Long (icicles) hung from the eaves of the roof. start learning
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Long (tempanos de hielo) hung from the eaves of the roof. Long icicles hung from the eaves of the roof.
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Largos (icicles) colgaban de los aleros del techo. start learning
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Long (tempanos de hielo) hung from the eaves of the roof. Long icicles hung from the eaves of the roof.
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Estoy (at the end of my rope) con este trabajo.
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I’m (hasta la coronilla) with this job. I’m at the end of my rope with this job.
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I’m (hasta la coronilla) (at the e- of my ro- -) with this job.
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Estoy (at the end of my rope) con este trabajo.
I’m at the end of my rope with this job.
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Largos tempanos de hielo colgaban de los (eves) del techo. start learning
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Long icicles hung from the (aleros) of the roof. Long icicles hung from the (eaves) of the roof.
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