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He is young, yet very wise... Yet. No one wants to die. Even people who want to go to heaven don't want to die to get there. And “yet” death is the destination we all share... Yet. start learning
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aún así ó sin embargo, yetiar.
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After the argument, they decided to start over with a clean slate... Moving to a new city gave her a chance for a clean slate... A clean slate.
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Comenzar desde cero una vez más, un clin esleit, un nuevo comienzo, tener un nuevo comienzo, borrar el pasado y comenzar de nuevo sin errores previos.
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I felt that I had “dropped the baton” as it was being passed to me... He “dropped the baton” when the team needed him the most... start learning
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Cometer un error, dropiar el baton, o fallar en cumplir su responsabilidad.)
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I was supposed to finish the report, but I “dropped the ball” and forgot... She “dropped the ball” right before the big presentation. start learning
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Cometer un error, dropiar la bola o fallar en algo importante.)
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at some time in the future. because believing that the dots will connect down the road will give you the confidence to follow your heart, even when it leads you off the well-worn path, and that will make all the difference... down the road. start learning
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Más adelante en el futuro. dauni da roud, / más adelante en el camino/ mas adelante con el tiempo.
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He walked off the trail and got lost in the woods.
... Off, something. Even when it leads you “off” the well-worn path, and that will make all the difference... He walked off the trail and got lost in the woods.
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fuera de algo o alejado de algo. offertaiado de algo.
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He turned up the TV to drown out the neighbor’s shouting... Don't let the noise of others' opinions “drown out” your own inner voice. The music was so loud it drowned out our conversation. Her voice was drowned out by the noise of the crowd. start learning
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ahogar o acallar un sonido, drauniar outeliano, especialmente cuando otro sonido más fuerte lo tapa o lo cubre.
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When we had a meeting for voting, our board of directors sided with him... sided with.
The party hopes the minister will side with them. start learning
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ponerse de lado de, sadiar con.
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Pop out... Pop out... Add a bit of red to make the painting pop out more. This color really pops out against the dark background. Your blue eyes really pop out when you wear that shirt. Add a bit of red to make the painting pop out more. start learning
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Resaltar o llamar la atención, popiar outeliano (visualmente):
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So at 30, I was out and very publicly out.
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