Salir	To step out
Terminar	To come to an end
Ocultar (objetos)/ disimular (emociones)	To Conceal
Resvalarae (para personas)	To Slip
Brillar	To glow
Estar radiante se felicidad	To be glowing with happiness
Alborotarse el pelo	To Tumble
Caer en la cuenta de algo	To tumble to
Desdibujar, hacer borroso	To blur
Vivir con lo justi	To live paycheck to paycheck
Dirigir (vehí****)/llevar (conversación)	To steer
No poderse deshacer de algo por ej una idea	To shake X: you can't get rid of it<br /> I couldn't SHAKE THE NOTION THAT...I was ***<br /> <br />
Tampoco (conj)	Nor<br /> <br /> The didn't understand nor did we (ojo, el verbo después de nor va invertido)<br /> I mustn't be late nor must you
Aunque	Though<br /> <br /> The house, though small, is very comfortable
Como si	As if or as though<br /> <br /> We use as if and as though to make comparisons. They have a similar meaning. We use as if and as though to talk about an imaginary situation or a situation that may not be true but that is likely or possible. As if is more common than as though:<br /> <br /> The floods were rising and it was as if it was the end of the world.<br />
Recoger con pala o una cuchara/ recoger a un niño en brazos	To scoop up<br /> <br /> I scooped the child up I'm my arms<br /> <br />
Ajetreado/agotador	Hectic
Ajetreado/agotador	Hectic
Ir a peor cada vez mas	To go downhill [for something] to decline and grow worse and worse. This industry is going downhill. We lose money every year. As one gets older, one's health tends to go downhill.

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