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able to be folded or made flat in order to be stored or carried
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Collapsible
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He started importing collapsible scooters from the US
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to collapse, to flatten
Plegarse Phrasal verb |
to fold up
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an opportunity for a product or service that does not already exist
Idiom |
a gap IN the market
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to find / meet unexpectedly smb or smg by chance (to bump into smb)
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to come ACROSS smb / smg
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a lot
adverb |
loads
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I would sell loads over there
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acciones y participaciones
Idiom |
stocks and shares
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to become active
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to take action
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(of the thoughts, emotions, or senses) overpowered
adjective |
overwhelmed
to be overwhelmed BY problems / noise / love to be overwhelmed WITH responses |
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to be very noticeable
esp. verse, notarse, brillar a través de Phrasal verb |
to shine through
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What really shone through to me was that I could see everyone in London going to work on one.
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estar en un embotellamiento
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to be stucked IN traffic
to get stucked in traffic |
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to give one or more to each person in the group
phrasal verb |
to hand out
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at whatever time, when, every time that
adverb |
whenever
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to travel a long distance every day between your house and your place of work
1. verb 2. noun |
1. to commute
2. daily commute |
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to ............ business
collocation |
to do business
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to .............................. profit
collocation |
to make A profit
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with enthusiasm, intensely, acutely
adjective |
keenly
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speaking for, representing
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on behalf of / on his behalf
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to be unhappy, tired or bored of something
phrasal verb |
to be fed up WITH smh
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I am really fed up with his childish behavior
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a woman who substitutes for an actor in scenes requiring hazardous or acrobatic feats
noun |
an stuntwoman
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presentador de telediario
noun |
a newsreader
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a person whose job is to empty people's dustbins and take the rubbish away
noun |
a refuse collector
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fontanero
noun |
a plumber
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someone whose job is to buy and sell stocks and shares in companies for other people
noun |
a stockbroker
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veterinario
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a vet
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a person to helps someone to be fit
noun |
a fitness instructor
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colloquial form to express perquisites or benefits in job
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job perks
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your relatives who lived a long time ago, or the origin of your family
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ancestry
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a period of time working as an apprentice
noun |
apprenticeship
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a closed space at the back of a car for storing things in
noun |
a boot
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If news or a story ........, or if someone ...... it, it becomes known by the public for the first time.
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to break (a story)
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a symbol, often a small, black circle, used in text to show separate things in a list
noun |
a bullet
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to make something happen, especially something bad
verb |
to cause
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a person whose job is to receive and pay out money in a supermarket
noun |
a checkout cashier
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a reporter for radio or television who provides a spoken description of and remarks on an event, especially a sports competition, as it happens. Noun
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a commentator
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the disadvantage of a situation
noun |
the downside
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an aspect of something or someone that makes them less acceptable than they would otherwise be
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the drawback
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to say something clearly and with a lot of force so that you are certain people understand it
idiom |
to drive smh home
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in the end, especially after a long time or a lot of effort
adverb |
eventually
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to not pay or reward someone enough for something
verb |
to exploit
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to start doing something, often without intending to
phrasal verb |
to fall into
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a system of working in which people work a set number of hours within a fixed period of time, but can change the time they start or finish work
noun |
flexitime
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a small piece of paper advertising a business, show, event, etc.
noun |
a flyer
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to become interested in or start something
phrasal verb |
to get into
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to make you feel unhappy or depressed.
phrasal verb |
to get smb down
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when someone is officially accepted into a new job or an organization
noun |
induction
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having a lot of influence
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influential
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a person who does unskilled work in a kitchen, such as cleaning
noun |
a kitchen hand
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all the people who want to buy a particular product, or the area where they live
noun |
a market
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Master of Business Administration: an advanced degree in business, or a person who has this degree
noun |
MBA
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too willing to believe that someone is telling the truth, that people's intentions in general are good, or that life is simple and fair
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Naïve
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describing or relating to work that begins at nine o'clock in the morning and finishes at five, which are the hours worked in many offices from Monday to Friday. Adjective
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Nine-to-five
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a young person, often one who has recently left school, who works in an office doing mainly unskilled jobs
noun |
an office junior
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a shop that is one of many owned by a particular company and that sells the goods which the company has produced. Noun
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an outlet
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a belief or opinion, often held by many people and based on how things seem
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a perception
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a doctor who is specially trained to do medical operations to bring a damaged area of skin, and sometimes bone, back to a usual appearance, or to improve a person's appearance. Noun
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a plastic surgeon
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qualities or abilities that may develop and allow someone or something to succeed
noun |
potential
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resulting in or likely to result in a profit or an advantage
adjective |
profitable
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If a feeling is ........., you feel it very strongly.
Adjective |
profound
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someone who tells people that bad things will happen
esp. agorero, catastrofista noun |
a prophet of doom
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where someone or something originally comes from
noun |
roots
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ordinary and not special or exciting in any way (Disapproval).
Esp. corriente y moliente Adjective |
run-of-the-mill
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I was just a very average run-of-the-mill kind of student.
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a shop where you can get a particular service, especially connected with beauty or fashion
noun |
a salon
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a person who replaces and arranges products on the shelves of a shop, usually a supermarket
noun |
a shelf stacker
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to move in a particular direction very quickly and directly
phrasal verb |
to shoot off
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to increase three times in size or amount, or to make something do this
verb |
to triple
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(informal) to be behaving in a dishonest or bad way
Idiom |
to be up to no good
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a period of time in which a student temporarily works for an employer to get experience
noun |
a work experience
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