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Allow For
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Tener en cuenta
If you travel during the rush hour, allow for possible delays on the road. |
Die Away
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Extinguirse, desaparecer
Suddenly the lights died away and we had to find a candle. |
Dispense With
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Prescindir
We can't dispense with Jacob. He's our best employee! |
Feed Up
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Engordar -In that farm they feed the pigs up with a strange substance.
Be fed up with - cansarse, hartarse -I am just fed up with your lies, so don't try to make any excuse. |
Hand Over
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Entregar
All the essays are to be handed over before Monday. |
Hand Down
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Dejar como herencia, transmitir como herencia
In China, traditions have always been handed down from father to son. |
Pull Over
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Acercar, volcar, hacerse a un lado
The car's making a funny noise, I'll pull over to see what it is. |
Put Towards
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Usar una cantidad de dinero para pagar parte del costo de algo
I am saving money to put towards a state-of-the-art computer. |
Put Towards
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Usar una cantidad de dinero para pagar parte del costo de algo
I am saving money to put towards a state-of-the-art computer. |
Run Through
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Consumir, gastar -We've run through all the food, we should go to the supermarket.
Echar un vistazo, ensayar- The play's about to be premiered and we're running through it all the time. |
Stand To
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Estar alerta, poner en estado de alerta
Since the terrorist attack, the military bases are standing to. |
Take Along
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Llevar consigo
When you come to the party please take along the camera. |
Take Around
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Visitar un lugar con alguien mostrándole los lugares más interesantes
Sarah can take you around the city if you have time for a little walk. |
Throw Over
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Dejar, abandonar
Walter has thrown Betty over without giving her any explanation. |
Take In
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Asimilar- Susan can't take in the fact that her boyfriend has lied to her.
Comprender- There was so much noise that I couldn't take your explanation in. Achicar- You can wear my dress, but you will need to take in the hem. |
Take In
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Asimilar- Susan can't take in the fact that her boyfriend has lied to her.
Comprender- There was so much noise that I couldn't take your explanation in. Achicar- You can wear my dress, but you will need to take in the hem. |
Ask Around
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Preguntar
"Do you know anybody who needs translations?" "Don't remember - I'll ask around for you." |
Ask In
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Invitar a alguien a pasar
Susan asked her friend in for a cup of coffe. |
Burst Into
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Irrumpir/entrar de sopetón- Two thieves burst into the bank and pointed their guns at the cashiers.
Tears/laughter/applause - romper en llanto/risas- When she mentioned his name, Sally burst into tears. |
Carry Away ( Get Carry Away)
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Dejarse llevar/cometer actos desmedidos
My children normally get a bit carried away at Christmas. |
Cast Down ( Be Cast Down ) By
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Quedar desconsolado/deprimido por
Sally was completely cast down by her fiance's death. |
Double Up
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Inclinarse por dolor o risa
The thief punched Timmy and he fell to the floor doubled up with pain. |
Drag On
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Continuar tediosamente
The speech dragged on all the afternoon. |
Drive Away
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Irse conduciendo en auto
Edgar drove away through the main street. |
Fend Off
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Evadir
If you're not sure how to answer a question, try to fend it off. |
Fit In With
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Congeniar, encajar
You can't buy Helen that dress, it doesn't fit in with her likes. |
Fly Over
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Volar hacia donde está alguien
Grace flew over to see Rob as soon as she learnt he was in hospital. |
Frighten Into
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Controlar mediante el miedo
When I was a child, Kate frightened me into telling my mother I had stolen from her. |
Grow Up
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Crecer -Gina wants to be a teacher when she grows up, just like her sister.
Desarrollar una leyenda, tradición, vestuario, etc- I don't know when the legend of the tooth fairy grew up, but I like it. |
Hang Back
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No decidirse, estar indeciso
You shouldn't hang back, you are such a great artist. |
Shout Down
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Gritar para hacer que alguien deje de hablar
The teacher shouted the students down. |
Spell Out
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Deletrear
Your surname is so difficult, spell it out, please. |