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351 — I think we will win, but we have to (esperar a ver qué pasa, LITERAL, esperar y ver). start learning
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(WAIT AND SEE)... I think we will win, but we have to wait and see.
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352 — The sofa looks old due to normal (uso y desgaste, LITERAL, uso y tear). start learning
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(WEAR AND TEAR)... The sofa looks old due to normal wear and tear.
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353 — (En general, LITERAL, por y grande), the people here are friendly. start learning
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(BY AND LARGE)... By and large, the people here are friendly.
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354 — You have to ask her out. It's (ahora o nunca, LITERAL, ahora o nunca). start learning
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(NOW OR NEVER)... You have to ask her out. It's now or never.
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355 — That's my final offer, (lo tomas o lo dejas, LITERAL, tómalo o déjalo). start learning
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(TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT)... That's my final offer, take it or leave it.
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356 — I (creo en ti, LITERAL, creo en) you, you can do it. start learning
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(BELIEVE IN)... I believe in you, you can do it.
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357 — Who does this bag (pertenece a, LITERAL, pertenecer a)? start learning
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(BELONG TO)... Who does this bag belong to?
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358 — He doesn't (le importa, LITERAL, importar acerca de) anyone but himself. start learning
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(CARE ABOUT)... He doesn't care about anyone but himself.
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359 — The exam (consta de, LITERAL, consiste de) three parts. start learning
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(CONSIST OF)... The exam consists of three parts.
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360 — Our picnic (depende de, LITERAL, depende en) the weather. start learning
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(DEPEND ON)... Our picnic depends on the weather.
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361 — I (sueño con, LITERAL, sueño de) living in a big house. start learning
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(DREAM OF)... I dream of living in a big house.
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362 — It's not polite to (burlarse de, LITERAL, reírse de) people. start learning
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(LAUGH AT)... It's not polite to laugh at people.
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363 — I like to (escuchar, LITERAL, escuchar a) music while I work. start learning
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(LISTEN TO)... I like to listen to music while I work.
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364 — Let me (pagar, LITERAL, pagar por) the dinner. start learning
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(PAY FOR)... Let me pay for the dinner.
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365 — I am (esperando, LITERAL, esperando por) the bus. start learning
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(WAIT FOR)... I am waiting for the bus.
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366 — Don't (te preocupes por, LITERAL, preocuparte acerca de) the test, you studied hard. start learning
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(WORRY ABOUT)... Don't worry about the test, you studied hard.
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367 — He (se disculpó por, LITERAL, se disculpó por) being late. start learning
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(APOLOGIZE FOR)... He apologized for being late.
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368 — We (llegamos a, LITERAL, arrivamos en) the station just in time. start learning
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(ARRIVE AT)... We arrived at the station just in time.
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369 — We (llegamos a, LITERAL, arrivamos dentro) London yesterday. start learning
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(ARRIVE IN)... We arrived in London yesterday.
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370 — If you don't know the way, (pide, LITERAL, pregunta por) help. start learning
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(ASK FOR)... If you don't know the way, ask for help.
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371 — He finally gathered the courage to (invitarla a salir, LITERAL, pedir afuera). start learning
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(ASK OUT)... He finally gathered the courage to ask her out.
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372 — They decided to (terminar su relación, LITERAL, romper arriba) after two years. start learning
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(BREAK UP)... They decided to break up after two years.
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373 — She found out that he (le fue infiel, LITERAL, engañó en) her. start learning
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(CHEAT ON)... She found out that he cheated on her.
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374 — I think that guy is trying to (coquetear contigo, LITERAL, pegar en) you. start learning
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(HIT ON)... I think that guy is trying to hit on you.
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375 — After college, we started to (distanciarnos, LITERAL, ir a la deriva aparte). start learning
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(DRIFT APART)... After college, we started to drift apart.
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376 — They argued, but they kissed and (se reconciliaron, LITERAL, hicieron arriba). start learning
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(MAKE UP)... They argued, but they kissed and made up.
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377 — He wants to get married and (sentar cabeza, LITERAL, establecerse abajo). start learning
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(SETTLE DOWN)... He wants to get married and settle down.
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378 — My friend set me up on a (cita a ciegas, LITERAL, cita ciega). start learning
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(BLIND DATE)... My friend set me up on a blind date.
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379 — (Relaciones a distancia, LITERAL, relación de larga distancia) are hard to maintain. start learning
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(LONG-DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP)... Long-distance relationships are hard to maintain.
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380 — He is planning to (pedirle matrimonio, LITERAL, sacar la pregunta) tonight. start learning
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(POP THE QUESTION)... He is planning to pop the question tonight.
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381 — Thanks for (apoyarme, LITERAL, respaldarme arriba) in the meeting. start learning
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(BACK UP)... Thanks for backing me up in the meeting.
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382 — My dad will (estallar de ira, LITERAL, explotar arriba) when he sees the dent in the car. start learning
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(BLOW UP)... My dad will blow up when he sees the dent in the car.
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383 — Don't (menciones, LITERAL, traigas arriba) the election, he gets angry. start learning
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(BRING UP)... Don't bring up the election, he gets angry.
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384 — Sorry for the interruption, please (continúa, LITERAL, lleva en). start learning
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(CARRY ON)... Sorry for the interruption, please carry on.
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385 — (¡Mira, qué interesante!, LITERAL, revisa afuera) that cool car over there! start learning
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(CHECK OUT)... Check out that cool car over there!
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386 — I (me encontré por casualidad con, LITERAL, vine a través de) some old photos in the attic. start learning
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(COME ACROSS)... I came across some old photos in the attic.
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387 — I need to (reducir, LITERAL, cortar abajo en) sugar. start learning
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(CUT DOWN ON)... I need to cut down on sugar.
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388 — It's a fancy party, we need to (vestirnos elegantes, LITERAL, vestido arriba). start learning
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(DRESS UP)... It's a fancy party, we need to dress up.
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389 — Feel free to (pasar un momento, LITERAL, dejarte caer por) anytime. start learning
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(DROP BY)... Feel free to drop by anytime.
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390 — We took the wrong bus and (terminamos, LITERAL, terminamos arriba) in a different city. start learning
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(END UP)... We took the wrong bus and ended up in a different city.
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391 — My old boots are (deshaciéndose, LITERAL, cayéndose en pedazos). start learning
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(FALL APART)... My old boots are falling apart.
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392 — The thief managed to (escapar, LITERAL, conseguir lejos). start learning
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(GET AWAY)... The thief managed to get away.
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393 — When did you (regresar, LITERAL, conseguir atrás) from your holiday? start learning
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(GET BACK)... When did you get back from your holiday?
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394 — Let's (repasar, LITERAL, ir sobre) the report one more time. start learning
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(GO OVER)... Let's go over the report one more time.
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395 — Walk faster, try to (mantener el ritmo, LITERAL, mantener arriba)! start learning
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(KEEP UP)... Walk faster, try to keep up!
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396 — (¡Cuidado!, LITERAL, mira afuera)! The floor is wet. start learning
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(LOOK OUT)... Look out! The floor is wet.
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397 — He (inventó, LITERAL, hizo arriba) an excuse for being late. start learning
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(MAKE UP)... He made up an excuse for being late.
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398 — (Ponte, LITERAL, pon sobre) your coat, it's cold outside. start learning
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(PUT ON)... Put on your coat, it's cold outside.
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399 — Stop (presumiendo, LITERAL, mostrando afuera), nobody is impressed. start learning
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(SHOW OFF)... Stop showing off, nobody is impressed.
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400 — Please (anota, LITERAL, escribe abajo) your address for me. start learning
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(WRITE DOWN)... Please write down your address for me.
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