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to tan
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Broncearse
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She tanned really quickly on her holiday in Jamaica.
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archery
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tiro al arco
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Robin Hood was famous for his archery skills.
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hang in there!
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Aguanta!
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Hang in there! the ambulance is on its way.
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likes
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Gustos
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What are your likes and dislikes?
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dislikes
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Disgustos
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I had to make a list of my likes and dislikes on the form.
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wildlife
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Vida salvaje
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We saw some incredible wildlife in Africa.
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to meet up with
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Verse, encontrarse o reunirse
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I’m going to meet up with some friends this evening.
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at last
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Por fin
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John’s here at last – we‘ve been waiting for ages.
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good points
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Virtudes, fuertes, puntos validos o cosas buenas.
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Even though the weather was terrible, the holiday still had its good points.
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despite
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a pesar de
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We went to the beach despite the bad weather.
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loads
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un montón
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Loads of people take their holiday in August.
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platypus
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Ornitorrinco
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I saw a platypus when I was on holiday in Australia.
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extensive
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Extenso
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You can learn an extensive range of vocabulary in this book.
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glove box
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Guantera
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He has a torch in his glove box in case his car breaks down at night.
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to head
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Dirigir, encabezar
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I’m tired, so I’m going to head home now.
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context
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contexto
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I need to be able to speak English in two different contexts! at work, and when socializing.
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the other day
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el otro dia
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I was walking through town the other day when I saw an old friend from school.
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suitable
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Adecuado, apropiado
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Wearing jeans and a t-shirt was not really suitable for a job interview.
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long-distance
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Larga Distancia
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Many people find that a long-distance relationship is hard to maintain.
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ahead
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al frente, adelante
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She could see someone ahead of her who she did not want to speak to.
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early days
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primeros dias
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Although it was early days, everyone thought the project would be a big success.
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nothing like
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Nada como
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His latest song is nothing like his first one! I didn‘t realize it was the same singer.
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for the time being
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Por el momento
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I can’t afford my own flat, so I’ll have to stay at my parents’ house for the time being.
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tiny
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Pequeñito
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My bedroom is tiny, you can only just fit a bed in it!
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astronomical
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Astronomica
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I visited the astronomical observatory to look at the moon.
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shift
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Turno
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I don’t like working the night shift.
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mining town
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Ciudad Minera
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Mansfield is a former mining town in the UK and now has a high level of unemployment.
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harrowing
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Horrendo, desgarrador
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Identifying the body was a harrowing experience.
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to take a toll
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afectar, pasar factura
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These long working hours are taking a toll on my health.
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observatory
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Observatorio
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Many observatories are high in the mountains to give clearer views of the stars.
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to probe
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probar, demostrar
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The detective probed into the details of the case.
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ground station
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Estación terrestre, Estación en tierra
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The rocket spent three weeks at the ground station waiting for better weather.
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role
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papel, rol
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My role in the project is to organize the publicity.
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middle of nowhere
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Medio de la nada
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He lives in the middle of nowhere, so he relies on his car for everything.
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desert
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Desierto
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The Sahara is the biggest desert in the world.
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puffed (out)
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Agitado
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I was puffed out when I got to the top of the stairs.
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itchy feet
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pasión por viajar
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Jake is getting itchy feet – he wants to move abroad again.
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to get out of sb’s way
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dejar de estorbar a alguien, ceder el paso.
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The woman with the shopping trolley wouldn’t get out of my way.
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colleague
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Colega, compañero de trabajo
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The colleague who sits next to me at work speaks really loudly on the phone.
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barrier
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Barrera
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My low level of English was a barrier to getting a well-paid job.
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to locate
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localizar
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I couldn’t locate my luggage at the airport.
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missing
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perdido
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Posters for the missing cat were displayed in the post office.
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to get sth across
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Comunica, hacer comprensible
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His Italian was so bad he was having problems getting his message across.
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native speaker
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hablante nativo
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He was born in England and is a native speaker of English.
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to converse
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conversar
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I managed to converse with Mario in Italian for over an hour.
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hardly
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dificilmente
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Although I hardly knew him, I felt like I had known him all my life.
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pretty much
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casi, mas o menos
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I think that’s pretty much everything, thank you for coming today.
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to surround
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rodear
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The police surrounded the house.
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to improve
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mejorar, perfeccionar
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I have to study harder to improve my English.
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walkway
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pasaje, pasadizo
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The new walkway between the carpark and the town centre is really nice.
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seafront
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frente al mar
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You can often see people eating fish and chips along the seafront.
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straight away
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inmediatamente, en seguida, de una vez
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Sorry, I forgot to do the work – I’ll finish it straight away.
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greenery
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vegetación, verde, verdor
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It was really relaxing sitting in the park – we were surrounded by greenery.
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to fit like a glove
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quedar a como un guante, quedar a la medida
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This dress is the perfect size._ It fits like a glove.
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to into sth, be
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gustar
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I’m really into the new Nelly Furtado CD, it‘s brilliant.
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big deal
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la gran cosa
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Don’t worry about it, it’s not a big deal.
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to host
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organizar
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My aunt and uncle hosted a big party.
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to get sth
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Conseguir
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Sorry, I’m not sure I get what you‘re telling me.
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to trade
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comerciar
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His business trades in clothing from China.
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big shot
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manda más, pez gordo
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Just because he got promoted he thinks he is such a big shot.
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duty
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deber, obligación, servicio
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Although he is my friend I feel it is my duty to tell the police he was speeding.
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to transfer
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transferir
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My parents transfer money into my bank account every month.
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whole
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todo, entero
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I shouldn’t have eaten the whole cake. I feel sick.
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way more
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mucho mas
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We planned to spend £4,000 pounds on the kitchen, but it cost way more than we expected.
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radiator
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radiador (calentador o carro)
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The radiator in my flat broke and it is freezing!
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cross-legged
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con las piernas cruzadas
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She sat cross-legged on the floor at start of the yoga lesson.
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cramp
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calambre
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I didn’t cool down properly after sport and got bad cramp in my leg.
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mattress
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colchón
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The mattress on my bed is so uncomfortable.
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to sleep over
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quedarse a pasar la noche
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When I was a teenager I often slept over at my friend’s house.
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character
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personaje
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There are different characters in the Russian script.
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stink!
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Apesta!
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The teacher gives us so much homework it stinks!
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to beat up
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dar una paliza
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The football hooligans beat up a rival fan.
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awesome
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impresionante
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Seeing Mount Etna erupt was an awesome experience.
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