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Creo que eso (raya en) abuso infantil. I think that (b) (o) child abuse. Carol Bordo said, I think that (BLANK) (BLANK) child abuse. start learning
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I think that (borders on) child abuse.
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(Un consejo): (w-) (o-) (a-) bring back the comedian. (BLANK) of (BLANK): bring back the comedian. start learning
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Word of advice — (Word of advice): bring back the comedian.
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Como se dice en ingles?... Porque estaba Perla parada (embelesada) (tr- -) enfrente del jardin por tanto tiempo?. start learning
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Why was Perla standing (transfixed) in front of the garden for so long?.
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Phoebe says, if you (inclinarse, ladearse) your head to the left, and relax your eyes, it kinda looks like an old potato. ladearse, inclinarse. Phoebe Tilin says, if you (BLANK) your head to the left, and relax your eyes, it kinda looks like an old potato. start learning
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Tilt something slightly, tilt to the left or tilt to the right. — Phoebe Tilin says, if you tilt your head to the left, and relax your eyes, it kinda looks like an old potato.
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Monica porque estas sollosando?. Monica, why are you (w-) (u-)? Rachel, why are you (BLANK)? start learning
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Monica, why are you welling up?
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Necesitamos algo más de tiempo para hacer una desición. (Esta bien, fair suficiente). I can’t come tonight". (BLANK) (BLANK). start learning
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We need some more time to make a decision. (Fair enough). Fer said, "I can’t come tonight". Fair enough.
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La foto de la traila tipeadora (se ladeo) un poco a la izquierda. The picture of the tipper trailer (tipped) a bit to the left. The scarecrow (ti- -) slightly in the wind. start learning
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The picture of the tipper trailer (tipped) a bit to the left. The scarecrow tipped slightly in the wind.
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Chis Chas said, I know it was a (golpe bajo), but I feel so much better now. Chis Chas said, I know it was a (ch- -) (sh- -), but I feel so much better now. start learning
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Cheap shot — Chis Chas said, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.
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Emi is (bastante capaz) de hacer esa tarea. capable of doing the task. Emi is (q- -) (c- -) of doing the task. start learning
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Quite capable of doing something — Emi is quite capable of doing the task.
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No te andes con rodeos. (No golpies alrededor del arbusto). start learning
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Don’t beat around the bush — Don’t beat around the bush. Just tell me what happened.
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El doctor explico que el bebe debe pasar por el (cervico). The Doctor explained that the baby must pass through the (c- -). start learning
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Cervix — The Doctor explained that the baby must pass through the cervix.
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Superman dice. No recuerdo que haigas echo ningun (esperma). Superman says, “I don’t remember you making any (s- -). Superman dice. No recuerdo que haigas echo ningún (esperma). Superman says, “I don’t remember you making any (s- -)". start learning
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Sperm — Superman says, “I don’t remember you making any sperm.”
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Habia (costras de oxido) en la pipa. here were (sc- -) of rust on the pipe. start learning
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Scale — There were scales of rust on the pipe.
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Si no te cepillas bien, (sarro) se forma sobre tus dientes. If you don’t brush well, (ta- -) forms on your teeth. start learning
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Tartar — If you don’t brush well, tartar forms on your teeth.
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No te escuche. Dilo otra vez. (Co- -) (a- -)? I didn’t catch that. — “The meeting is at 3.” (Co- -) again?”. Say it again — “Could you say it again?” Sorry I didn’t catch that. start learning
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Come again?. run by, say it again. I didn’t catch that. — “The meeting is at 3.” “Come again?”. Say it again — “Could you say it again?” Sorry I didn’t catch that.
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Mr Hively said, doctor I have red (hi- -) all over my arms and neck. What are red, itchy, raised spots on the skin, like itchy skin rash often caused by an allergic reaction? Mr Hively said, doctor I have red (hi- -) all over my arms and neck. start learning
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hives — She broke out in hives after eating peanuts. Mr Hively said, doctor I have red hives all over my arms and neck.
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La maestra era como el (cucu) para los estudientes... The teacher was like the (bo- -) to the students. start learning
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Boogeyman. The teacher was like the boogeyman to the students. Boogeyman. means: an imaginary creature used to frighten children, or a person/thing that people fear. el cucu.
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El soldado retirado era (reticiente) acerca de sus misiones secretas... The retired soldier was (re- -) about his secret missions. start learning
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The retired soldier was (reticent) about his secret missions. Reticent to say something: adjective describes someone who is unwilling or hesitant to speak openly or share information, similar to reluctant. desconfiado, reservado, retisente.
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Mama dijo, cariño, has bolita las colchas y dejalas por la lavadora... Mom said, honey, (wa- -) (u-) the bedclothes and leave them by the washer. start learning
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Wad up means to form something into a tight lump or mass, similar to: crumple up ball up... Mom said, honey, (wad) (up) the bedclothes and leave them by the washer.
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A Ross y a Monica les encanta tener una familia tan (solidaria, que brinda apoyo, comprensiva). Ross y Monica Ross and Monica love having such a (BLANK) family. start learning
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Ross and Monica love having such a (supportive) family. Supportive person: adjetive mean providing encouragement, help, or emotional support to someone, like someone emotionally helpful.
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Finalmente termine mis correos. (Estoy al corriente, estoy al dia). I finally finished my emails. I’m all (BLANK). start learning
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to be all caught up... I finally finished my emails. I(’m all caught up). to be all caught up: You say this when you are have finished all, your pending work and nothing is left to do.
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Una vez que el antibiotico (tome efecto), te empezaras a sentir mejor. Una vez que el antibiotico (haga efecto), te empezaras a sentir mejor. start learning
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Once the antibiotics (take), you’ll start feeling better. I drank the energy drink, but it hasn’t quite taken effect yet. take. or take effect: means when medicine, an energy drink or coffee hasn’t started working yet.
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Tratando de (su- -) las malas noticias el manager presentó el horrible reporte junto a una caja de donas frostiadas, cubiertas con betún. Trying to (endulsar, dorar la pildora) the bad news, the manager presented the awful report alongside a box of frosted donuts. start learning
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Trying to (sugarcoat) the bad news, the manager presented the awful report alongside a box of frosted donuts. to sugarcoat something bad: means to make something unpleasant sound nicer or less harsh than it really is. Dorar la pildora, tratar de suavisar algo dificil de decir.
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The doctor said, the medicine should (hacer efecto) in a few minutes....... What phrasal verb mean when medicine starts to have effect at a precise moment, similar to take effect? start learning
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kick in something — Doctor aid, the medicine should (kick in) in a few minutes. - - - a phrasal verb that mean when medicine starts to have effect at a precise moment, similar to take effect?.
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Grandpa was, (re- -) to speak in front of the audience. He was about to go crazy... What adjective describe a person that is unwilling or hesitant to do something?. Grandpa was, (re- -) to speak in front of the audience. He was about to go crazy. start learning
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Reluctant — The fluffy cat was reluctant to step into the bubbly bath. Grandpa was, (reluctant) to speak in front of the audience. He was about to go crazy. Reluctant to do something: means unwilling or hesitant to do something.
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Doctor, los analgesicos estan empezando a (quitarse, desaparecer) (w- -) (o- -). start learning
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Doctor, the painkillers are starting to (wear off). wear off: is what you say when medicine or painkillers stop working gradually, similar to diminish.
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Esta app (selecciona cuidadosamente) contenido de muchos diferentes recursos. This app (cu- -) content from many different news souces. start learning
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This app curates content from many different news sources.
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Jose fue parado a un lado del camino por fallar en poner direccionales cuando se cambio de (carril). was pulled over for failing to signal when he changed (la- -). start learning
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Lane... Jose was pulled over for failing to signal when he changed lanes.
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Perdí una semana de trabajo y ahora tengo que (ponerme al corriente). start learning
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I missed a week of work, so and now I have to (catch up).
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El (arrugo, hizo bolita) la carta y la tiro. He (cr- -) (u-) the letter and threw it away. start learning
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Crumple up... He crumpled up the letter and threw it away.
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