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to drag... I was so sick yesterday that I barely managed to drag myself out of bed. start learning
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resagarse, mover lentamente, cansarse. to move yourself slowly and with effort drag yourself.
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to drag... Quito always drags behind when we walk anywhere. start learning
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resagarse, mover lentamente, cansarse. to move yourself slowly and with effort drag yourself.
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At the end of the race my legs started to drag. start learning
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resagarse, mover lentamente, cansarse. to move yourself slowly and with effort drag yourself. to drag= resagarse, mover lentamente, cansarse. to move yourself slowly and with effort drag yourself.
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to drag... You can never drag him away from the television. start learning
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resagarse, mover lentamente, cansarse. to move yourself slowly and with effort drag yourself.
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overlook... Crhistin learned to overlook her boyfriend's minor faults. start learning
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ignorar, pasar por alto, subestimar, no dar importancia. to ignor or not pay no attention to someone or something.
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overlook... Gladis learned to overlook her boyfriend's minor faults. start learning
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ignorar, pasar por alto, subestimar, no dar importancia. to ignor or not pay no attention to someone or something.
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overlook... The soccer player was overlooked by other teams in ingland. start learning
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ignorar, pasar por alto, subestimar, no dar importancia. to ignor or not pay no attention to someone or something.
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overlook... Such a crime should not be overlooked. start learning
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ignorar, pasar por alto, subestimar, no dar importancia. to ignor or not pay no attention to someone or something.
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overlook... Such a crime should not be overlooked. start learning
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ignorar, pasar por alto, subestimar, no dar importancia. to ignor or not pay no attention to someone or something.
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I was overlooked for a promotion. - - - - - Overlook. start learning
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ignorar, pasar por alto, subestimar, no dar importancia. to ignor or not pay no attention to someone or something.
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I was overlooked for a promotion at work ........ OVERLOOK. start learning
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ignorar, pasar por alto a alguien, subestimar, no dar importancia. to ignor or not pay no attention to someone or something. I was (OVERGALOOKEAR) for a promotion at work.
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sanctuary... Only church members are allowed in the sanctuary. start learning
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sagrario. the room inside a church, synagogue, etc., where religious services are held, the most sacred or holy part of a religious building.
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sanctuary... The sanctuary contains the altar of sacrifice. start learning
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sagrario. the room inside a church, synagogue, etc., where religious services are held, the most sacred or holy part of a religious building.
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to drag... Time dragged terribly. start learning
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pasar lentisimo. (of time or an event) to pass very slowly.
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to drag... The meeting really dragged. start learning
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pasar lentisimo. (of time or an event) to pass very slowly.
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to drag... The minutes at work dragged by. start learning
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pasar lentisimo. (of time or an event) to pass very slowly.
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The minutes at work dragged by. - - - drag by. start learning
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pasar lentisimo. (of time or an event) to pass very slowly.
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Criticar a alguién ó algo. - - - - You can expect political analysts to PICK (BLANK) the president's speech. - - - - OUT, AROUND, APART. Criticar. to criticize, to say all of the things that are bad or wrong about (someone or something). start learning
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PICK APART. - - - - You can expect political analysts to PICK APART the president's speech. Criticar. to criticize, to say all of the things that are bad or wrong about (someone or something).
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You can expect political analysts to pick apart the governor's speech. start learning
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You can expect political analysts to pick apart the governor's speech. pick (someone or something) apart or pick apart (someone or something)= criticar. to criticize, to say all of the things that are bad or wrong about (someone or something).
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Criticar. PICAR alguien APARTE. to criticize, to say all of the things that are bad or wrong about (someone or something). start learning
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The film's critics "picked Jim Carry's performance apart". --------- PICK somebody APART.
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The film's critics picked Jim Carry's performance apart. start learning
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The film's critics picked Jim Carry's performance apart. pick (someone or something) apart or pick apart (someone or something)= criticar. to criticize, to say all of the things that are bad or wrong about (someone or something).
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You can expect Republican's analysts to pick apart the president's speech. start learning
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You can expect Republican's analysts to pick apart the president's speech. pick (someone or something) apart or pick apart (someone or something)= criticar. to criticize, to say all of the things that are bad or wrong about (someone or something).
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The mountain road had several lookouts where you could enjoy the view. start learning
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The mountain road had several lookouts where you could enjoy the view. lookout= puesto de observación, puesto de vigilancia. a high place or structure from which you can see a wide area.
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The mountain road had several lookouts where you could enjoy the view........ Lookout. start learning
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Puesto de observación, puesto de vigilancia. a high place or structure from which you can see a wide area.
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The mountain road had several lookouts where you could enjoy the view. start learning
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The mountain road had several lookouts where you could enjoy the view. lookout= puesto de observación, puesto de vigilancia. a high place or structure from which you can see a wide area.
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The mountain had a lookout tower. start learning
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The mountain had a lookout tower. lookout= puesto de observación, puesto de vigilancia. a high place or structure from which you can see a wide area.
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The mountain had a lookout tower. start learning
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The mountain had a lookout tower. lookout= puesto de observación, puesto de vigilancia. a high place or structure from which you can see a wide area.
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It was decided to draw straws, the person getting the shortest to be the first guard. start learning
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It was decided to draw straws, the person getting the shortest to be the first guard. draw straws (for something) Also, draw lots= decidir. to decide on somebody to do or have something, by choosing pieces of paper, etc.
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It was decided to draw straws, the person getting the shortest to be the first guard. start learning
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It was decided to draw straws, the person getting the shortest to be the first guard. draw straws (for something) Also, draw lots= decidir. to decide on somebody to do or have something, by choosing pieces of paper, etc.
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We'd have to draw straws, if we wanted to decide anything. start learning
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We'd have to draw straws, if we wanted to decide anything. draw straws (for something) Also, draw lots= decidir. to decide on somebody to do or have something, by choosing pieces of paper, etc.
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We'd have to draw straws, if we wanted to decide anything. start learning
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We'd have to draw straws, if we wanted to decide anything. draw straws (for something) Also, draw lots= decidir. to decide on somebody to do or have something, by choosing pieces of paper, etc.
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I'll draw straws with you to see who keeps guard while Bob comes to get his breakfast at the same time. start learning
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I'll draw straws with you to see who keeps guard while Bob comes to get his breakfast at the same time. draw straws (for something) Also, draw lots= decidir. to decide on somebody to do or have something, by choosing pieces of paper, etc.
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I'll draw straws with you to see who keeps guard while Bob comes to get his breakfast at the same time. start learning
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I'll draw straws with you to see who keeps guard while Bob comes to get his breakfast at the same time. draw straws (for something) Also, draw lots= decidir. to decide on somebody to do or have something, by choosing pieces of paper, etc.
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We drew straws for who went first. start learning
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We drew straws for who went first. draw straws (for something) Also, draw lots= decidir. to decide on somebody to do or have something, by choosing pieces of paper, etc.
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We drew straws for who went first. start learning
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We drew straws for who went first. draw straws (for something) Also, draw lots= decidir. to decide on somebody to do or have something, by choosing pieces of paper, etc.
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Amanda, ROSEO, CHORREO, some liquid of washing up to the hot water. start learning
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Amanda squirted some liquid of washing up to the hot water. squirt.= chorrear, rosear. (to force a liquid) to flow out through a narrow opening in a fast stream.
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They were SQUIRTING water at people and making things. squirt.= chorrear, rosear. (to force a liquid) to flow out through a narrow opening in a fast stream. start learning
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They were Squirting water at people and making things. squirt.= chorrear, rosear. (to force a liquid) to flow out through a narrow opening in a fast stream.
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Quito squirted some tomato sauce on his burger. start learning
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Quito squirted some tomato sauce on his burger. squirt.= chorrear, rosear. (to force a liquid) to flow out through a narrow opening in a fast stream.
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Everyone present was enthused by the idea. start learning
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Everyone present was enthused by the idea. to enthuse= entusiasmarse. to talk in an excited way about something that you are interested in.
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His presentation failed to enthuse the committee. start learning
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His presentation failed to enthuse the committee. to enthuse= entusiasmarse. to talk in an excited way about something that you are interested in.
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He didn't seem nearly as enthused about it, but Dad enjoyed it. start learning
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He didn't seem nearly as enthused about it, but Dad enjoyed it. to enthuse= entusiasmarse. to talk in an excited way about something that you are interested in.
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This dinner is wonderful! he enthused. start learning
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This dinner is wonderful! he enthused. to enthuse= entusiasmarse. to talk in an excited way about something that you are interested in.
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They said the owner of the store got busted for selling to minors or something. start learning
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They said the owner of the store got busted for selling to minors or something. to bust=to arrest (someone).
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Police busted 12 gang members on weapons charges........ Bust. start learning
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Arrestar. o arrest (someone).
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Police busted him because they think he's involved with a terrorist group. start learning
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Police busted him because they think he's involved with a terrorist group. to bust=to arrest (someone).
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Jose's been busted for selling drugs... to Bust. start learning
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Jose's been busted for selling drugs. to bust=to arrest (someone).
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He was busted for drunk driving. start learning
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He was busted for drunk driving. to bust=to arrest (someone).
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Javier got busted for drug possession. start learning
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Javier got busted for drug possession. to bust=to arrest (someone).
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We're going to organize a, TRABAJO MANUAL project to mobilize our club members. Suena como: MANOS - SOBRE start learning
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HANDS ON ........ We're going to organize a hands-on project to mobilize our club members. hands on= trabajo manual. practica, de practica en, involving or allowing the use of your hands or touching with your hands.
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The program consists of interactive lessons with several, TRABAJOS MANUALES, activities. start learning
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The program consists of interactive lessons with several hands-on activities. hands on= trabajo manual. practica, de practica en, involving or allowing the use of your hands or touching with your hands.
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Now, the Catholic Church believes in, TRABAJO MANUAL, healing. start learning
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Now, the Catholic Church believes in hands-on healing. hands on= trabajo manual. practica, de practica en, involving or allowing the use of your hands or touching with your hands.
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hands on ........ The school is “hands on” new activities this year ....... hands on. start learning
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de practica en, trabajo manual sobre. involving or allowing the use of your hands or touching with your hands.
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The children's museum is full of, TRABAJOS MANUALES, displays. start learning
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The children's museum is full of hands-on displays. hands on= trabajo manual. practica, de practica en, involving or allowing the use of your hands or touching with your hands.
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She's always been very, DE PRACTICA EN, when it comes to running the restaurant. start learning
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She's always been very hands-on when it comes to running the restaurant. hands on= trabajo manual. practica, de practica en, involving or allowing the use of your hands or touching with your hands.
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They need, PRACTICA EN, experience with the machinery. start learning
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They need hands-on experience with the machinery. hands on= trabajo manual. practica, de practica en, involving or allowing the use of your hands or touching with your hands.
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With so many candidates, we can afford to pick and choose. start learning
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With so many candidates, we can afford to pick and choose. pick and choose= escoger. to choose only the best or most appropriate things or people.
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As one of Hollywood's most successful actors, he's now in a position to carefully pick and choose his roles. - - - - - pick and choose. start learning
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Escoger. to choose only the best or most appropriate things or people. pick and choose= escoger. to choose only the best or most appropriate things or people.
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The newspaper picks and chooses which stories to report. start learning
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The newspaper picks and chooses which stories to report. pick and choose= escoger. to choose only the best or most appropriate things or people.
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Salad bars allow customers to pick and choose from a wide selection of vegetables. start learning
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Salad bars allow customers to pick and choose from a wide selection of vegetables. pick and choose= escoger. to choose only the best or most appropriate things or people.
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Our tails were starting to drag. start learning
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Our tails were starting to drag. to drag= arrastrar. to move something by pulling it along a surface, usually the ground.
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She dragged one of the other tables over to ours. start learning
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She dragged one of the other tables over to ours. to drag= arrastrar. to move something by pulling it along a surface, usually the ground.
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Pick the chair up instead of dragging it behind you!. start learning
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Pick the chair up instead of dragging it behind you!. to drag= arrastrar. to move something by pulling it along a surface, usually the ground.
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When I was skinny, I slid right through that tunnel. start learning
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When I was skinny, I slid right through that tunnel. to slide (always followed by an adverb or preposition)=deslizar, pasar rapido y facilmente. to go, move or pass through something smoothly and easily into or out of something.
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He slid the key into his pocket. start learning
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He slid the key into his pocket. to slide (always followed by an adverb or preposition)=deslizar, pasar rapido y facilmente. to go, move or pass through something smoothly and easily into or out of something.
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He quietly slid the money into my hand. start learning
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He quietly slid the money into my hand. to slide (always followed by an adverb or preposition)=deslizar, pasar rapido y facilmente. to go, move or pass through something smoothly and easily into or out of something.
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He always finds a way to slide in a reference to his new book. start learning
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He always finds a way to slide in a reference to his new book. to slide (always followed by an adverb or preposition)=deslizar, pasar rapido y facilmente. to go, move or pass through something smoothly and easily into or out of something.
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She picked at a salad while I ate my steak. start learning
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She picked at a salad while I ate my steak. 1.- pick at= pick at (something)= to eat small amounts of (food) very slowly usually because you do not want to eat.or. 2.- pick at= pick at (something)= to pull on (something) with your fingertips or your fingernails often because you are nervous.
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She picked at a salad while I ate my steak. start learning
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She picked at a salad while I ate my steak. pick at= pick at (something)= to eat small amounts of (food) very slowly usually because you do not want to eat. or b: to pull on (something) with your fingertips or your fingernails often because you are nervous.
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She picked at the buttons on her jacket while waiting for her interview. start learning
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She picked at the buttons on her jacket while waiting for her interview. 1.- pick at= pick at (something)= to eat small amounts of (food) very slowly usually because you do not want to eat.or. 2.- pick at= pick at (something)= to pull on (something) with your fingertips or your fingernails often because you are nervous.
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She PICKED AT the buttons on her jacket while waiting for her interview. start learning
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to pull on (something) with your fingertips or your fingernails often because you are nervous.
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Julian was picking at his shoelaces. start learning
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He was picking at his shoelaces. 1.- pick at= pick at (something)= to eat small amounts of (food) very slowly usually because you do not want to eat.or. 2.- pick at= pick at (something)= to pull on (something) with your fingertips or your fingernails often because you are nervous.
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Julian was picking at his shoelaces. start learning
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He was picking at his shoelaces. 1.- pick at= pick at (something)= to eat small amounts of (food) very slowly usually because you do not want to eat.or. 2.- pick at= pick at (something)= to pull on (something) with your fingertips or your fingernails often because you are nervous.
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A seafood restaurant overlooking the lake. start learning
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A seafood restaurant overlooking the lake. overlook= Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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A seafood restaurant overlooking the lake. start learning
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A seafood restaurant overlooking the lake. overlook= Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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Our back yard is overlooked by several houses. start learning
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Our back yard is overlooked by several houses. overlook= Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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Our back yard is overlooked by several houses. start learning
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Our back yard is overlooked by several houses. overlook= Mirar desde arriba hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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The beautiful mountains that overlook the village. start learning
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The beautiful mountains that overlook the village. overlook= Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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The beautiful mountains that overlook the village........ overlook. start learning
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Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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We rented a suite that overlooks the lake. start learning
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We rented a suite that overlooks the lake. overlook= Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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We rented a suite that overlooks the lake. start learning
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We rented a suite that overlooks the lake. overlook= Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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Our bathroom window overlooks the neighbour's garden. start learning
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Our bathroom window overlooks the neighbour's garden. overlook= Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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Our bathroom window overlooks the neighbour's garden. start learning
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Our bathroom window overlooks the neighbour's garden. overlook= Mirar, tener vista desde arriva hacia. to have a view looking down at (something).
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To bypass the city, take the highway that circles it. start learning
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To bypass the city, take the highway that circles it. bypass=rodear, bordear. to go around or avoid (a place or area).
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Is there a way to bypass the bridge construction?. start learning
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Is there a way to bypass the bridge construction?. bypass=rodear, bordear. to go around or avoid (a place or area).
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Well, we decided to BYPASS the aquarium this time. start learning
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Well, we decided to bypass the aquarium this time. bypass=rodear, bordear. to go around or avoid (a place or area).
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We bypassed the city, we took the highway that circles it. start learning
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We bypassed the city, we took the highway that circles it. bypass=rodear, bordear. to go around or avoid (a place or area).
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Let's draw straws to see who will drive. start learning
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Let's draw straws to see who will drive. to draw straws= To decide by a lottery with straws of unequal lengths. Sortear.
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He drew the short straw so he has to drive. start learning
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He drew the short straw so he has to drive. to draw straws= To decide by a lottery with straws of unequal lengths. Sortear.
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So we kind of, picked and chose and drew straws and decided that we were gonna do first. start learning
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So we kind of, picked and chose and drew straws and decided that we were gonna do first. to draw straws= To decide by a lottery with straws of unequal lengths. Sortear.
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Quito go to take a shower, Oh Dad, what a drag!. start learning
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Quito go to take a shower, Oh Dad, what a drag!. What a drag=¡qué pereza!,¡qué hueva!.
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Quito clean your room, Oh Dad really?, what a drag! ........ What a drag. start learning
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What a drag=¡qué lata, fastidio, pereza!,¡qué hueva!.
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Kaz go to take a shower, Oh Dad, what a drag!. start learning
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Kaz go to take a shower, Oh Dad, what a drag!. What a drag=¡qué pereza!,¡qué hueva!.
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Kaz clean your room, Oh Dad, what a drag!. start learning
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Kaz clean your room, Oh Dad, what a drag!. What a drag=¡qué pereza!,¡qué hueva!.
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Kaz, do the dishes, Oh Dad, what a drag!. start learning
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Kaz, do the dishes, Oh Dad, what a drag!. What a drag=¡qué pereza!,¡qué hueva!.
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You. tire me. out. with. all. your questions. start learning
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You tire me out with all your questions. Me agotas con todas tus preguntas.
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Mrs Scoldy (BLANK) her children noisily. Mrs Scoldy regaña a sus niños ruidosamente. start learning
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Mrs Scoldy scolds her children noisily.
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Sarah has a flower tattooed on her. BLANK. start learning
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Sarah has a flower tattooed on her midriff.
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vientre, panza, abdomen, estomago, barriga. start learning
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MIDRIFF ------ The front of your body between your chest and waist.
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Julian was, BLANK, at his shoelaces. picotear con los dedos a. start learning
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picking. Julian was picking at his shoelaces.
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Julian was picking, BLANK, his shoelaces. picotear con los dedos a. (2 words). start learning
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at. Julian was picking at his shoelaces.
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Julian was, BLANK, his shoelaces. picotear con los dedos a. start learning
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picking at. Julian was picking at his shoelaces.
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Julian was picking at his, BLANK. agujetas, cordones (de los zapatos). start learning
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shoelaces. Julian was picking at his shoelaces.
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