|
Question |
Answer |
251 — Can you (subir, girar arriba, LITERAL, giró arriba) the music? start learning
|
|
(TURN UP)... Can you turn up the music?
|
|
|
252 — (¡Cuidado!, mirar, washar afuera, LITERAL, mirar,)! There is a car coming. start learning
|
|
(WATCH OUT)... Watch out! There is a car coming.
|
|
|
253 — I (hago ejercicio, LITERAL, trabajo afuera) at the gym three times a week. start learning
|
|
(WORK OUT)... I work out at the gym three times a week.
|
|
|
254 — I (me llevo bien con, LITERAL, consieguir a lo largo con) my colleagues. start learning
|
|
(GET ALONG WITH)... I get along well with my colleagues.
|
|
|
255 — He (menosprecia, LITERAL, mira abajo sobre) people who don't have a degree. start learning
|
|
(LOOK DOWN ON)... He looks down on people who don't have a degree.
|
|
|
256 — I have always (admirado y respetado, LITERAL, mirado arriba a) my father. start learning
|
|
(LOOK UP TO)... I have always looked up to my father.
|
|
|
257 — Please (quítate, LITERAL, tomar offerta) your shoes inside. start learning
|
|
(TAKE OFF)... Please take off your shoes inside.
|
|
|
258 — Can I (probarme, LITERAL, tratar sobre) this jacket? start learning
|
|
(TRY ON)... Can I try on this jacket?.
|
|
|
259 — (Enciende, LITERAL, gira sobre) the light, it’s dark in here. start learning
|
|
(TURN ON)... Turn on the light, it’s dark in here.
|
|
|
260 — Don't forget to (apagar, LITERAL, girar offerta) the TV. start learning
|
|
(TURN OFF)... Don't forget to turn off the TV.
|
|
|
261 — I am (harto de, LITERAL, enfermo de) listening to his complaints. start learning
|
|
(SICK OF)... I am sick of listening to his complaints.
|
|
|
262 — It took her a long time to (superar, LITERAL, conseguir overga) the divorce. start learning
|
|
(GET OVER)... It took her a long time to get over the divorce.
|
|
|
263 — I trusted you, don’t (decepcionarme, LITERAL, dejar abajo). start learning
|
|
(LET DOWN)... I trusted you, don’t let me down.
|
|
|
264 — (¡Anímate!, LITERAL, animar, chirriar arriba)! Things will get better. start learning
|
|
(CHEER UP)... Cheer up! Things will get better.
|
|
|
265 — Don’t (te asustes, LITERAL, enloquezcas, frikies afuera), Erick but I lost your car keys. start learning
|
|
(FREAK OUT)... Don’t freak out, Erick but I lost your car keys.
|
|
|
266 — (Quién te crees que eres para, LITERAL, Donde hacer tú conseguir offelia) telling me what to do? start learning
|
|
(Where do you get off?)...... Where do you get off telling me what to do?.
|
|
|
267 — Please (entrega, LITERAL, mano en) your reports by Friday. start learning
|
|
(HAND IN)... Please hand in your reports by Friday.
|
|
|
268 — The new manager will (tomar el control, LITERAL, tomar overga) next week. start learning
|
|
(TAKE OVER)... The new manager will take over next week.
|
|
|
269 — If you work 12 hours a day, you will (agotarte, LITERAL, quemarte afuera). start learning
|
|
(BURN OUT)... If you work 12 hours a day, you will burn out.
|
|
|
270 — The company had to (despedir, dar leioff, LITERAL, poner, layiar offerta) 50 workers. start learning
|
|
(LAY OFF)... The company had to lay off 50 workers.
|
|
|
271 — I usually (lavo la ropa, LITERAL, hacer la lavandería) on Sundays. start learning
|
|
(DO THE LAUNDRY)... I usually do the laundry on Sundays.
|
|
|
272 — You cook, and I’ll (lavar los platos, LITERAL, hacer los platos). start learning
|
|
(DO THE DISHES)... You cook, and I’ll do the dishes.
|
|
|
273 — I (tiendo la cama, LITERAL, hacer la cama) every morning. start learning
|
|
(MAKE THE BED)... I make the bed every morning.
|
|
|
274 — I’m tired, I’m going to (tomar una siesta, LITERAL, tomar una napa). start learning
|
|
(TAKE A NAP)... I’m tired, I’m going to take a nap.
|
|
|
275 — Give me 10 minutes to (prepararme, alistarme LITERAL, conseguir listo). start learning
|
|
(GET READY)... Give me 10 minutes to get ready.
|
|
|
276 — (Vísteté, LITERAL, consigue vestido), quickly, we are late. start learning
|
|
(GET DRESSED)... Get dressed quickly, we are late.
|
|
|
277 — I (me ducho, LITERAL, tomo un baño) every morning. start learning
|
|
(TAKE A SHOWER)... I take a shower every morning.
|
|
|
278 — What time do you usually (desayunas, LITERAL, tener desayuno)?. start learning
|
|
What time do you usually have breakfast?.
|
|
|
279 — It’s late, I should (irme a dormir, LITERAL, ir a la cama). start learning
|
|
(GO TO BED)... It’s late, I should go to bed...
|
|
|
280 — Don’t forget to (poner la alarma, LITERAL, setiar la alarma) for 7 AM. start learning
|
|
(SET THE ALARM)... Don’t forget to set the alarm for 7 AM.
|
|
|
281 — I have to (hacer unos mandados, recados, LITERAL, correr errandos) this afternoon. start learning
|
|
(RUN ERRANDS)... I have to run some errands this afternoon.
|
|
|
282 — I (me desvelé, LITERAL, me quedé arriba tarde) watching a movie. start learning
|
|
(STAY UP LATE)... I stayed up late watching a movie.
|
|
|
283 —I love (dormir hasta tarde, LITERAL, durmiendo dentro) on weekends. start learning
|
|
(SLEEPING IN)... I love sleeping in on weekends.
|
|
|
284 — Please be (puntual, LITERAL, sobre tiempo) for the meeting. start learning
|
|
(ON TIME)... Please be on time for the meeting.
|
|
|
285 — We arrived (justo en tiempo, LITERAL, en tiempo) for the movie. start learning
|
|
(IN TIME)... We arrived just in time for the movie.
|
|
|
286 —I’ve been working (todo el día, LITERAL, todo el día largo). start learning
|
|
(ALL DAY LONG)... I’ve been working all day long.
|
|
|
287 — I see him (de vez en cuando, LITERAL, ahora y entonces). start learning
|
|
(NOW AND THEN)... I see him every now and then.
|
|
|
288 —I like to go hiking (de vez en cuando, LITERAL, de tiempo a tiempo). start learning
|
|
(FROM TIME TO TIME)... I like to go hiking from time to time.
|
|
|
289 — It’s good to relax (de vez en cuando, LITERAL, una vez en un rato). start learning
|
|
(ONCE IN A WHILE)... It’s good to relax once in a while.
|
|
|
290 — I’ll do it (enseguida, LITERAL, derecha alejado). start learning
|
|
(RIGHT AWAY)... I’ll do it right away.
|
|
|
291 — (Hasta ahora, LITERAL, tan lejos), I am enjoying the book. start learning
|
|
(SO FAR)... So far, I am enjoying the book.
|
|
|
292 — Call me (tan pronto como, LITERAL, tan pronto como) you get home. start learning
|
|
(AS SOON AS)... Call me as soon as you get home.
|
|
|
293 — You need to book the tickets (con anticipación, LITERAL, en avance). start learning
|
|
(IN ADVANCE)... You need to book the tickets in advance.
|
|
|
294 — (Por cierto, LITERAL, por el camino), have you seen John? start learning
|
|
(BY THE WAY)... By the way, have you seen John?
|
|
|
295 — I’m (algo, LITERAL clase de, kaida de) hungry. start learning
|
|
(KIND OF)... I’m kind of hungry.
|
|
|
296 — It’s (algo, LITERAL, sortiar de) cold in here. start learning
|
|
(SORT OF)... It’s sort of cold in here.
|
|
|
297 — It was, (tú sabes, LITERAL, tú sabes), a really good day. start learning
|
|
(YOU KNOW)... It was, you know, a really good day.
|
|
|
298 — I like him, (quiero decir, LITERAL, yo min), as a friend. start learning
|
|
(I MEAN)... I like him, I mean, as a friend.
|
|
|
299 — (¿Cómo es que, como así?, LITERAL, cómo viene) you didn't go to the party? start learning
|
|
(HOW COME)... How come you didn't go to the party?
|
|
|
300 — (¿Y que tal si?, LITERAL, qué si) we miss the train?. start learning
|
|
(WHAT IF)... What if we miss the train?
|
|
|
Better days are ahead of us. Yes, I agee...... How would you express the idea that the best is still on its way?. start learning
|
|
THE BEST IS YET TO COME... Better days are ahead. of us Yes, I agee.
|
|
|
