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I can hardly understand what you're saying. start learning
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I can hardly understand what you're saying. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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You can hardly understand what you're saying. start learning
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You can hardly understand what you're saying. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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She can hardly understands what you're saying. start learning
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She can hardly understands what you're saying. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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We can hardly understand what you're saying. start learning
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We can hardly understand what you're saying. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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They can hardly understand what you're saying. start learning
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They can hardly understand what you're saying. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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I could hardly bear to look at him. Apenas podia aguantar mirarlo. start learning
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I could hardly bear to look at him. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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She could hardly bear to look at him. Ella apenas podia aguantar mirarlo. start learning
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She could hardly bear to look at him. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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He could hardly bear to look at him. El apenas podia aguantar mirarlo. start learning
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He could hardly bear to look at him. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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I could hardly believe my eyes. start learning
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I could hardly believe my eyes. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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You could hardly believe your eyes. start learning
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You could hardly believe your eyes. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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He could hardly believe his eyes. start learning
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He could hardly believe his eyes. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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I can hardly believe it!. start learning
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I can hardly believe it!. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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You can hardly believe it!. start learning
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You can hardly believe it!. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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He can hardly believe it!. start learning
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He can hardly believe it!. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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She can hardly believe it!. start learning
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She can hardly believe it!. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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I was hardly able to control my excitement. start learning
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I was hardly able to control my excitement. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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He was hardly able to control his excitement. start learning
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He was hardly able to control his excitement. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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She was hardly able to control her excitement. start learning
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She was hardly able to control her excitement. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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They were hardly able to control their excitement. start learning
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They were hardly able to control their excitement. hardly=apenas, escasamente, dificilmente. barely, scarcely.
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Technology has been steadily moving onward and upward. ---- onward and upward or onwards and upwards. start learning
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con éxito creciente e imparable... Technology has been steadily moving onward and upward. onward and upward or onwards and upwards= con éxito creciente e imparable. toward a better condition or higher level.
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Jesus Castro is moving onward and upward in his business career. ---- onward and upward or onwards and upwards. start learning
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con éxito creciente e imparable... Jesus Castro is moving onward and upward in his business career. = toward a better condition or higher level.
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is the name given to the amount of time you have worked at a job or for a company compared to other employees?. start learning
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Don Ignacio has seniority over Jose. start learning
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Don Ignacio has seniority over Jose.
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Crhist has worked here longer than Ralf has, so he has seniority over Ralf. start learning
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Crhist has worked here longer than Ralf has, so he has seniority over Ralf.
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is the name given to a small physical problem (such as a crack) that makes something less valuable: defect?. start learning
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My father inspected the car for flaws. start learning
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My father inspected the car for flaws.
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She's pretty but has a flaw on her face. start learning
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She's pretty but has a flaw on her face.
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Vanity was the one flaw in her character. start learning
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Vanity was the one flaw in her character.
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This is the last straw.!. start learning
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This is the last straw.!. the last straw= el colmo, la gota que colmo, derramo el vaso.
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That was the last straw, I can't take any more of your abuse, I'm leaving you. start learning
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That was the last straw, I can't take any more of your abuse, I'm leaving you. the last straw= el colmo, la gota que colmo, derramo el vaso.
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Roman Catholic bishops. bishop= obispo.
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He was appointed, OBISPO to the diocese of New York. He was appointed, OBISPO to the diocese of New York. start learning
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He was appointed Bishop to the diocese of New York. He was appointed Bishop to the diocese of New York. bishop= obispo.
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He’s the diocesan, OBISPO and he has three suffragan OBISPOS to help him. He’s the diocesan, OBISPO and he has three suffragan OBISPOS to help him. start learning
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He’s the diocesan bishop and he has three suffragan bishops to help him. He’s the diocesan bishop and he has three suffragan bishops to help him. bishop= obispo.
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The, "DIóCESIS" of Mexico City. The, "DIóCESIS" of Mexico City. start learning
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The diocese of Mexico City. The diocese of Mexico City. diocese=diócesis. the area that is controlled by a bishop in a Christian church a.
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The "DIóCESIS" of New York. The "DIóCESIS" of New York. start learning
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The diocese of New York. diocese=diócesis. the area that is controlled by a bishop in a Christian church a.
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The "DIóCESIS" of Chicago. The "DIóCESIS" of Chicago. start learning
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The diocese of Chicago. diocese=diócesis. the area that is controlled by a bishop in a Christian church a.
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You will have to thaw out the turkey before you can cook it. start learning
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You will have to thaw out the turkey before you can cook it. thaw or thaw out= descongelar. If something that is frozen thaws, it becomes warmer and softer or changes to liquid, and if you thaw something that is frozen, you make it do this.
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You will have to thaw out the turkey before you can cook it. start learning
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You will have to thaw out the turkey before you can cook it. thaw or thaw out= descongelar. If something that is frozen thaws, it becomes warmer and softer or changes to liquid, and if you thaw something that is frozen, you make it do this.
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Allow the meat to thaw before cooking it. start learning
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Allow the meat to thaw before cooking it. thaw or thaw out= descongelar. If something that is frozen thaws, it becomes warmer and softer or changes to liquid, and if you thaw something that is frozen, you make it do this.
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Allow the chicken to thaw before cooking it. start learning
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Allow the chicken to thaw before cooking it. thaw or thaw out= descongelar. to unfreeze. If something that is frozen thaws, it becomes warmer and softer or changes to liquid, and if you thaw something that is frozen, you make it do this.
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THAW. or THAW OUT --------- The sun came out and thawed the ice. start learning
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Descongelar ...... he sun came out and thawed the ice. thaw or thaw out= descongelar. to unfreeze. If something that is frozen thaws, it becomes warmer and softer or changes to liquid, and if you thaw something that is frozen, you make it do this.
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The sun came out and thawed the snow. start learning
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The sun came out and thawed the snow. thaw or thaw out= descongelar. to unfreeze. If something that is frozen thaws, it becomes warmer and softer or changes to liquid, and if you thaw something that is frozen, you make it do this.
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The meat will have to thaw out before you can use it. start learning
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The meat will have to thaw out before you can use it. thaw or thaw out= descongelar. If something that is frozen thaws, it becomes warmer and softer or changes to liquid, and if you thaw something that is frozen, you make it do this.
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The meat will have to thaw out before you can use it. start learning
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The meat will have to thaw out before you can use it. thaw or thaw out= descongelar. If something that is frozen thaws, it becomes warmer and softer or changes to liquid, and if you thaw something that is frozen, you make it do this.
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We very nearly missed the plane. start learning
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We very nearly missed the plane. nearly= por poco, por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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We very nearly missed the plane. start learning
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We very nearly missed the plane. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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We lived there for nearly two years. start learning
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We lived there for nearly two years. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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We lived there for nearly two years. start learning
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We lived there for nearly two years. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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Nearly 100 people attended. start learning
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Nearly 100 people attended. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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Nearly 100 people attended. start learning
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Nearly 100 people attended. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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Nearly all of us got sick that weekend. start learning
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Nearly all of us got sick that weekend. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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Nearly all of us got sick that weekend. start learning
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Nearly all of us got sick that weekend. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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Don't worry, it's nearly Friday. start learning
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Don't worry, it's nearly Friday. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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Don't worry, it's nearly Friday. start learning
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Don't worry, it's nearly Friday. nearly= por poquito, casi. not completely; almost but not quite.
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I have some stewing beef for cooking dinner. start learning
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I have some stewing beef for cooking dinner. stewing beef= carne para hacer guisado de res.
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I have some stewing beef for cooking dinner. start learning
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I have some stewing beef for cooking dinner. stewing beef= carne para hacer guisado de res.
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I have some stewing beef for cooking dinner. start learning
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I have some stewing beef for cooking dinner. stewing beef= carne para hacer guisado de res.
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How do you cook the stewing beef?. start learning
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How do you cook the stewing beef?. stewing beef= carne para hacer guisado de res.
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How do you cook the stewing beef?. start learning
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How do you cook the stewing beef?. stewing beef= carne para hacer guisado de res.
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How do you cook the stewing beef?. start learning
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How do you cook the stewing beef?. stewing beef= carne para hacer guisado de res.
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Eduardo was a newcomer and hence had no close friends here...... Hence. start learning
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Eduardo was a newcomer and hence had no close friends here. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Elias was a newcomer and hence had no close friends here. start learning
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Elias was a newcomer and hence had no close friends here. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Felipe was a newcomer and hence had no close friends here. start learning
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Felipe was a newcomer and hence had no close friends here. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Nelson was a newcomer and hence had no close friends here. start learning
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Nelson was a newcomer and hence had no close friends here. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Donald Trump knew he could not win the election hence his decision to withdraw. start learning
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Donald Trump knew he could not win the election hence his decision to withdraw. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Joe Biden knew he could not win the election hence his decision to withdraw. start learning
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Joe Biden knew he could not win the election hence his decision to withdraw. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Jeff Bush knew he could not win the election hence his decision to withdraw. start learning
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Jeff Bush knew he could not win the election hence his decision to withdraw. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Berny Sanders knew he could not win the election hence his decision to withdraw ........ hence. start learning
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Así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Your grammar is weak Martin, hence the low mark I've given you. start learning
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Your grammar is weak George, hence the low mark I've given you. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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Your grammar is weak Martin, hence the low mark I've given you. start learning
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Your grammar is weak Martin, hence the low mark I've given you. Hence= así que, por tanto, por consiguiente, de ahí. for this reason.
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The name “Caca” is a pun on that Brazilian player. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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Harry Potler is a book of puns, riddles, and puzzles. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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People are always making puns on her last name, which is Butt. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras.) the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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Oviedo was always trying to say a pun on me. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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If I may be permited a small pun. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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The name “Caca” is a pun on that Brazilian player. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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PUN ---------- Harry Potler is a book of puns, riddles, and puzzles. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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People are always making puns on her last name, which is Butt. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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We're banking on them lending us the money - no pun intended!. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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If I may be permited a small pun. --------------- pun. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras. pun= albur, juego de palabras. the clever or humorous use of a word that has more than one meaning, or of words that have different meanings but sound the same.
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BLANK. is a climbing plant on which grapes grow. Suena como: aGREgar - IPo - VAINa viñero, planta que da racimos de huvas. parra, vid. start learning
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He’s the, DIOCESANO, bishop and he has three suffragan bishops to help him. He’s the, DIOCESANO, bishop and he has three suffragan bishops to help him. start learning
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DIOCESAN ........ Diosesano. He’s the diocesan bishop and he has three suffragan bishops to help him. diocesan. =diocesano/a.
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He’s the diocesan bishop and he has three, suffragan bishops to help him. ------ suffragan. start learning
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Christianity: assistant bishop, a bishop who is chosen to help another bishop with a higher rank. obispo sufragáneo. He’s the diocesan bishop and he has three suffragan bishops to help him. suffragan= sufragáneo.
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We're banking on them lending us the money—no PUN intended!. --------------- PUN. start learning
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Albur, juego de palabras.
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