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Something's got a hold of me. start learning
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Algo me tiene bajo su influencia, me domina o me afecta emocionalmente.
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Something's got a hold of me lately, I can’t stop thinking about her. start learning
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Algo me tiene atrapado últimamente — no puedo dejar de pensar en ella.
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It’s taking a toll on me. start learning
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está cobrando un precio en mí, me esta pasando factura “me está afectando física o emocionalmente”, “me está desgastando.
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trying my best to keep from tearing the skin off my bones. start learning
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estoy tratando mi mejor esfuerzo por mantenerme de arrancarme la piel de los huesos.
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It’s taking a toll on me, trying my best to keep a positive attitude. start learning
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Me está afectando mucho, hago mi mejor esfuerzo por mantener una actitud positiva.
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This long-distance relationship is taking a toll on me, trying my best to keep it together. start learning
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Esta relación a distancia me está desgastando; hago lo posible por mantenerme firme.
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Working two jobs is taking a toll on me, trying my best to keep going. start learning
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Tener dos trabajos me está pasando factura; hago lo mejor que puedo por seguir adelante.
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tear the skin off my bones start learning
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arrancar la piel de los huesos.
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The pain was so deep it could tear the skin off my bones. start learning
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El dolor era tan profundo que podría arrancarme la piel de los huesos.
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Her words tore the skin off my bones — they hurt that much. start learning
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Sus palabras me destrozaron por dentro — dolieron tanto.
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demonio, pero en lenguaje moderno se usa para decir adicto o una adicción ó necesidad muy desesperada.
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Problem is I want your body like a fiend, like a bad habit. start learning
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El problema es que deseo tu cuerpo como un adicto, como un mal hábito.
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He’s a coffee fiend — he can’t start his day without three cups. start learning
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Es un adicto al café; no puede empezar el día sin tres tazas.
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I’m a chocolate fiend — I crave it every night. start learning
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Soy un adicto al chocolate; lo deseo cada noche.
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Can’t see the forest through the trees or Can’t see the forest for the trees. start learning
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No puedes ver el bosque por culpa de los árboles. significado figurado es: Estás tan concentrado en los pequeños detalles que no ves el panorama general.
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He’s so focused on fixing tiny mistakes that he can’t see the forest through the trees. start learning
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Está tan enfocado en corregir pequeños errores que no ve el panorama general.
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You’re worrying too much about the wording — don’t miss the main point. Don’t get lost in the trees. start learning
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Te estás preocupando demasiado por las palabras; no pierdas el punto principal. No te pierdas entre los árboles.
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I'm falling apart or I'm breaking down. start learning
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me estoy cayendo en pedazos, me estoy derrumbando emocionalmente, estoy sufriendo.
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I'm breaking down and you're just standing there, can't you see? start learning
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Me estoy derrumbando y tú solo estás ahí — ¿no lo ves?
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I’m falling apart inside, even if I smile on the outside. start learning
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Me estoy desmoronando por dentro, aunque sonría por fuera.
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That real full moon black magic. start learning
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Esa auténtica magia negra de luna llena.
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The full moon black magic — it pulls me toward you, and it takes two. start learning
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La magia negra de luna llena me atrae hacia ti y se necesitan dos.
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Michael’s a cigar fiend — he can’t start his day without one. start learning
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Es un adicto al cigarro; no puede empezar el día sin uno.
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Now it's the weekend, I finally GET TO relax!........ Say it with HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO. start learning
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Now it's the weekend, I finally HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO relax! GET TO: to have an opportunity to do something:.
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Your INSIGHTFUL article shows the impact a great teacher can have on the lives of their students...... Say it with: PERCEPTIVE. start learning
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Your PERCEPTIVE article shows the impact a great teacher can have on the lives of their students. INSIGHTFUL, PERCEPTIVE: emphasize deep understanding and perception, including astute, perceptive, discerning, sagacious, shrewd, and perspicacious.
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Come straight home and don't LOITER, Ceci...... Say it with HANG AROUND. start learning
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Come straight home and don't HANG AROUND, Ceci. LOITER, HANG AROUNG: stand or wait around idly or without apparent purpose or to travel indolently and with frequent stops.
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