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64 Cards in this Set
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No me mal interpretes |
Don’t get me wrong
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Que la pases muy bien |
Have a good one
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Te debo una |
I owe you one
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Brush up |
Repasar My spoken French is good but I would like to brush up a bit. |
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Put down |
Poner-bajar She puts her pens down on the desk. Mother put him down and he ran off to play. |
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Run off |
Salir corriendo-huir I saw the intruder run off as soon as he heard the alarm. |
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Try on |
Probarse I tried the shirt on and decided I didn’t like it |
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Give up |
Darse por vencido-dejar-abandonar I gave up trying to get them to believe me |
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Put out |
Apagar-sofocar-extinguir Quickly!. Someone please put out the fire. |
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Fill in |
Completar-llenar-rellenar If you don’t fill in every answers on the form, the inspector will be suspicious |
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Put off |
Postergar- posponer-completar Can we put our meeting off until tomorrow? |
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Go over |
Revisar-analizar I need to go over my presentation before the meeting. |
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Run out |
Quedarse sin Can you go and buy milk? We have run out of milk. |
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Lay off |
Prescindir-despedir-echar The current economic crisis has led many companies to lay off some of their employees.
La actual crisis económica ha obligado a muchas compañías a prescindir de algunos de sus empleados |
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Get across |
Transmitir-comunicar That is exactly the message that I want to get across today. |
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Get along with |
Llevarse bien My mother never got along with my friends. |
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Get over |
Superar I haven’t been able to get over my fear of heights |
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Get back |
Regresar When did you get back from NY? |
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Get rid of |
Deshacerse de algo We need to get rid of all these computers. |
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Estoy envejeciendo |
I am getting old.
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Oscurece muy temprano en invierno
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It gets dark very early in winter |
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Mi padre se enojó mucho ayer |
My father got very upset yesterday.
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Bring up |
Mencionar-sacar el tema de It is not a good idea to bring out politics with my family |
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Grow up |
Crecer-hacerse mayor-madurar I grew up in a village in UK I wish my brother would grow up (madurara) and get a place of his own. |
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Tear down |
Demoler-derribar The guverment must tear down several houses to build the highway. |
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Bring up |
Mencionar-sacar el tema de It is not a good idea to bring up politics with my family. |
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Grow up |
Crecer-hacerse mayor-madurar I grew up in a village in UK. I wish my brother would grow up and get a place of his own |
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Tear down |
Demoler-derribar The government must tear down several houses to build the highway. |
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Fix up |
Arreglar-restaurar algo-reparar |
We will fix up the living room with new curtains and a new rug. |
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Patch up |
Arreglar un hueco o gotera There are no more mice in the house since I patch up the hole in the wall. |
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Wire up |
Conectar-enchufar I wire up the new PC to the power source. I don’t know how to wire up the speakers. |
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Hand back |
Devolver The immigration official handed back the passport without comment. |
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Wire |
Cable-cablear |
We can run the wires under the carpet |
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Delighted |
Encantado-contento Edwin was delighted to see his old friend. |
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Clue |
Pista- prueba The investigator looked for clues |
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Watch up |
Estar atento-tener cuidado When You drive in winter to have to watch out for icy patches |
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Willing |
Dispuesto a I am willing to cook dinner tonight |
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Wolf down |
Tragarse-devorar-engullir He wolfed down the cheeseburger as if he hadn’t eaten in a month. |
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Weird |
Raro-extraño He stayed home on a Friday night. That’s weird. |
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United |
Unido The country is united |
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Take up |
Comenzar-empezar He took up woodworking after inheriting his grandfather’s tools |
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Hand down |
Legar-dejar Before I Die, I will hand down to you, my son, my entire estate. |
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Hand in |
Entregar The students handed in their assignments to the teacher. |
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Hand out |
Repartir-distribuir Volunteers in Haiti are handing out food and water to earthquake victims. |
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To drop |
Dejar caer - caer He dropped his keys on the pavement The table tennis player dropped the ball on the table to serve |
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Hang out |
Convivir o pasar el tiempo |
I’m going to hang out with my friends after work. We like to hang out at home |
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To drop out |
Abandonar-dejar The driver of the car leading the race dropped out with engine trouble. |
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Bait |
Carnada The fishing store sells a variety of baits. |
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Ray |
Rayo The sun’s rays broke through the clouds. Raya He saw a ray swim past the boat. |
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Sting |
Picar The wasp (avispa) stung Maggie on her foot |
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Shake out |
Sacudir |
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Fold up |
Doblar |
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Put away |
Iiii |
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Si o si |
No matter what |
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Show up |
Acto de hacer presencia o asistir a un evento. He didn’t even show up to the appointment Just be sure to show up in time |
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Show off |
Presumir He was showing off his new cellphone |
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Take back |
Retractarse. Llevar de regreso How could you say that?. Take it back. Take it back to where you found it. |
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Give away |
Regalar. O. delatar The look in his eyes is what gave him away. You are going to have to give away a lot of your stuff to get rid of all the clutter. |
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Take out |
Sacar-invitar a una cita Did you take out the trash? I am taking you out to a nice dinner. |
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End up |
Terminar en X situación And that’s how I ended up living in Japan. She ended up falling asleep on the couch. |
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Reach out to |
Ponerse en contacto Reach out to me next week to talk about it. |
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Rely on |
Depender o confiar en alguien I wouldn’t like to rely on anybody to do it. I can rely on him if I need to. |
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Come up with |
Ocurrir una idea I came up with this temporary solution. I haven’t come up with anything. |
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Take over |
Tomar el control o hacerse cargo de algo The new manager has already taken over. I will take it over from here. |
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