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Sound Out
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Intentar ver las opiniones o intenciones de alguien
I don't trust the new employee, we should sound him out. |
Write Down
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Tomar nota
Please write down what I am going to tell you. |
Fade Away
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Desaparecer, debilitarse
The pain will fade away in a couple of days. |
Hit On
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Descubrir por accidente
We hit on a better way to get to the station by taking a wrong turn. |
Mark Up
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Aumentar un precio para reventa
Jay bought a ticket for the concert and then marked it up for resale. |
Pick On
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Elegir a alguien para hacer una broma, meterse con alguien
All the tough guys used to pick on Tim when he was in school. |
Rub Out
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Borrar
Write it in pencil so you can rub out and write again if necessary. |
Stay In
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Quedarse en casa
I feel a bit under the weather, I think I'll stay in. |
Die Out
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Extinguirse
There are lots of species that will die out if we don't care for them. |
Drum Into
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Enseñar por repetición
I remember the teacher drumming the past tenses into us. |
Reckon On
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Calcular
I reckon on thirty more guests for the party, how much will it cost?. |
Sit Out / Through
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Permanecer sentado
If you've finished the exam, please sit out until everybody finishes. |
Tune In
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Sintonizar
Let's try to tune in that station Jenny has recommended. |
Have Around / Round
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Tener cerca, contar con , invitar a
We could have Sarah and George around for Christmas, don't you think?. |
Look Out
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Tener cuidado -Look out with that dog, its seems to be a fierce one.
For - esperar, estar al tanto At the office Harry is always looking out for every detail. |
Pull Off
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Llevar a cabo, lograr
Patrick's plan for saving the company will be hard to pull off. |
Set Off
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Provocar, desencadenar, hacer estallar- The sound of the bell set off the bomb but fortunately nobody was near.
Salir de viaje- We'll be setting off on Monday, you can call me back on Saturday. |
Turn Away
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No dejar entrar Please turn away all the new visitors, there's no more room.
Volver la espalda o la mirada- Pam was so embarrassed at what she saw that she turned away. |
Carry Off
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Ganar un premio
Arthur has carried off lots of prizes in the swimming competitions he took part in. |
Eke Out
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Usar algo lentamente o cuidadosamente porque no queda mucho
We might be here for a long time, we should eke the food out. |
Lay Out
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Arreglar- All the costumes were laid out for each act.
Preparar para un motivo o evento en particular -Please lay out the information to show it to the lawyer. Proveer un plan o diseño detallado- It was Susan who laid out the plans for my new house. |
Pay Back
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Devolver algo que se debe -I will pay the money back on Monday, I promise.
Vengarse- Oliver wants to pay Kate back for what she said about his girlfriend. |
Face Up To
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Enfrentarse -Fireman often have to face up to very hard experiences.
Admitir, aceptar- Sooner or later Sarah will have to face up to the truth. |
Pack Up
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Preparar cosas para un viaje-vacaciones, empacar- Jack has already packed his clothes up, he's leaving on Monday.
Dejar de trabajar- Cecil was so angry with her boss that she packed up and left. Dejar de funcionar- I'm afraid I can't lend you the drill, it has packed up. |
Sleep In
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Dormir mucho, quedarse dormido
The alarm clock failed to ring and Paul slept in. |
While Away
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Pasar el tiempo de manera agradable.
We whiled away all night watching suspense movies. |
See Off
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Despedir, derrotar
We all came to see Donald off and wish him the best of luck. |
Break Into
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Entrar a robar, allanar
Last night the police broke into a house looking for drugs. |
Run Across
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Tropezarse con, encontrarse con
I was doing the Christmas shopping when I ran across an old friend of mine. |
Pass Back
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Devolver
You can keep the book, but I need you to pass it back in a month. |