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Go On
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Seguir, durar- I though it would be a typical concert, but it went on for more than three hours.
Basarse en- Kat didn't see what happened, she's just going on what Sue told her. At - criticar a alguien continuamente-Mary is always going on at Jenny about the clothes she wears. To - ir a algún lugar luego de haber ido a otro, comenzar a hacer algo luego de haber hecho otra cosa- After visiting Anne we will go on to my cousin's. |
Have Over
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Tener visitas en casa
You won't believe it, but I had Stephanie over last night. |
Keep At
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Perseverar en algo, insistir
I wanted to finish my report so I keep at it and worked till 8 o'clock. |
Look After
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Cuidar a alguien, ocuparse de alguien
The babysitter looks after my baby when I have to work. |
Pull Away
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Arrancar- The car pulled away and took the first turn to the left.
Tirar, apartarse bruscamente- I went near the dog to pet but it pulled away. |
Run After
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Perseguir, correr tras
The police was running after somebody suspected of murder. |
See About
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Ocuparse de, pensar
Jon likes reading, I'll see about buying him a novel for his birthday. |
Stand In For
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Sustituir a alguien
When Carol decided to quit her job, Jennifer stood in for her. |
Take Apart
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Destrozar, dar una paliza- Donald took Martin apart. You should have seen the competition!
Desmontar- The bomb squad tried to take the bomb apart this morning. |
Take Out
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Quitar- Take out your shoes if you want to rest in my bed.
Invitar a una fiesta, etc- Let me take you out for dinner. Of - hacer que alguien se sienta muy cansado- Can you drive? The trip's taken it out of Tom and he needs to rest. On - desquitarse con- Al was upset about breaking up with Jo and he took it out on me. |
Turn Around
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Volverse
Ann was so beautiful that all the men turned around to look at her. |
Take Through
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Explicarle algo a alguien o mostrarle cómo se hace algo
It's easy to handle this machine, I'll take you through how you do it. |
Put Together
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Juntar, armar, montar, añadir
We're all putting the puzzle together to see what picture it forms. |
Put In
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Instalar- I had a new CD-ROM drive put in in my computer last week.
Votar- According to the polls, the Democrats will be put in again. Dedicar- I put in a lot of extra time at work but I haven't been paid yet For - solicitar- After ten years at the office I put in for a raise for the first time. |
Burn Down
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Incendiar, destruir por el fuego
The building was burnt down by an arson attack. |
Dress Up
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Vestirse de punta en blanco Sally is going to a wedding, that's why she has dressed up.
Disfrazarse- I'm going to dress up as a Scotsman. Have you got a kilt? |
Hold Off
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Demorarse en hacer algo
We should hold the meeting off, Martin will not be able to come |
Shut Up
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Callarse
If you don't know what really happened here shut up. |
Survive On
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Sobrevivir usando
I watched a movie where a man survives on what he finds on an island. |
Water Down
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Diluir
This is a concentrated juice and needs to be watered down. |
Amount To
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Ser lo mismo que/equivalente a
Loving and being besotted do not necessarily amount to the same thing. |
Fire Up
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Enojarse, enfurecerse
I just don't understand why Joey fired up when Sally left the room. |
Join Up
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Enlistarse en las Fuerzas Armadas, etc
By his own means, Michael decided to join up the Army. |
Nose Out
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Averiguar
I'll nose out what Mary would like for her birthday. |
Pitch In
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Ayudar, colaborar para trabajar en algo
It would be wonderful if we all pitched in so we can finish soon. |
Split Up
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Dividir, separar
The competition is split up into five different stages. |
Trip Up
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Hacer tropezar
The kid didn't mean to trip you up, he didn't see you. |
Fall Back
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Retroceder, replegarse- When the police came, the demonstrators fell back and left the place.
On / upon - recurrir a algo- Sally will have to fall back on another plan if she doesn't want to lose her job. |
Have In
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Invitar a alguien a tu casa o trabajo
We should have somebody in to fix the leak in the kitchen. |
Put Aside
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Dejar a un lado- Put the books you need aside, I'll take the rest to Bob.
Ahorrar- Sue has put all the money she earned this year aside for a new car. |