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Ducks swam in the pond.
pond.
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estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
pond=estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
Ducks swam on the pond.
pond
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estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
pond=estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
Ducks swam on the pond.
pond
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estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
pond=estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
I love the swans swimming on the pond.
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I love the swans swimming on the pond.
pond=estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
I love the swans swimming on the pond.
pond
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estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
pond=estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
I love the swans swimming on the pond.
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I love the swans swimming on the pond.
pond=estanque, charco, presita. an area of water that is surrounded by land and that is smaller than a lake.
Cisne - - - - I love that beautiful white (SW- -) swimming on the pond.
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swan. cisne. a large usually white bird that lives on or near water and that has a very long and graceful neck.
I love that beautiful white (s*an) swimming on the pond.
swan
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cisne. a large usually white bird that lives on or near water and that has a very long and graceful neck.
swan= cisne. a large usually white bird that lives on or near water and that has a very long and graceful neck.
I love that beautiful white swan swimming on the pond.
swan
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cisne. a large usually white bird that lives on or near water and that has a very long and graceful neck.
swan= cisne. a large usually white bird that lives on or near water and that has a very long and graceful neck.
With a, BLANK, Kathy exclaimed, "I don't believe it!".
carcajada.
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With a guffaw, Kathy exclaimed, "I don't believe it!".
guffaw= reírse a carcajadas, carcajearse. risotada. (laugh loudly).
Bratt, BLANK, at the comedian's joke.
se carcajeó.
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Bratt Pitt guffawed at the comedian's joke.
guffaw means reírse a carcajadas, carcajearse. risotada. (laugh loudly).
The reporters were (carcajeandose) at all his jokes.
a) guffaw. b) guffaws. c) guffawing.
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guffawing ---- The reporters were guffawing at all his jokes.
guffaw means reírse a carcajadas, carcajearse. risotada. (laugh loudly).
Alfonso tried to ask her between, CARCAJADAS, what had happened.
carcajadas.
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GUFFAW ----- lfonso tried to ask her between guffaws what had happened.
guffaw= reírse a carcajadas, carcajearse. risotada. (laugh loudly).
PATRONIZE. ----- Most podcasts that I’ve listened are very "patronizing", they talk to you like you’re a bit stupid, or maybe like you’re a bit of a child. ----- PATRONIZE.
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Menospreciar, minimizar, hacer menos, condescender. to talk to (someone) in a way that shows that you believe you are more intelligent or better than other people.
Patronize (US). Patronise (UK).
Fernando thinks he's so much better than Martin; he's always patronising him.
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Fernando thinks he's so much better than Martin; he's always patronising him.
Patronize (US). Patronise (UK)=menospreciar, minimizar, hacer menos, condescender. to talk to (someone) in a way that shows that you believe you are more intelligent or better than other people.
“I'm sure you did your best even though you failed.” “Please don't patronize.”
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“I'm sure you did your best even though you failed.” “Please don't patronize.”
Patronize (US). Patronise (UK)=menospreciar, minimizar, hacer menos, condescender. to talk to (someone) in a way that shows that you believe you are more intelligent or better than other people.
Thomas thinks he's so much better than Carmen; he's always patronising her.
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Thomas thinks he's so much better than Carmen; he's always patronising her.
Patronize (US). Patronise (UK)=menospreciar, minimizar, hacer menos, condescender. to talk to (someone) in a way that shows that you believe you are more intelligent or better than other people.
Lalo scraped Luis's car with a key.
to damage (the surface of something) or hurt (a part of your body) by rubbing something rough or sharp against it or by making it rub against something rough or sharp.
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Lalo scraped Luis's car with a key.
to scrape= raspar.
There's a scrape on the fender that wasn't there yesterday.
is a mark or injury that is caused by something rubbing against something else.
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There's a scrape on the fender that wasn't there yesterday.
a scrape= raspada, raspadura.
There's a scrape on the fender that wasn't there yesterday.
is a mark or injury that is caused by something rubbing against something else.
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There's a scrape on the fender that wasn't there yesterday.
a scrape= raspada, raspadura.
Lalo scraped Luis's car with a key.
to damage (the surface of something) or hurt (a part of your body) by rubbing something rough or sharp against it or by making it rub against something rough or sharp.
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Lalo scraped Luis's car with a key.
a scrape= raspada, raspadura.
Messi is a great, DELANTERO, in Barcelona team.
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Messi is a great striker or forward in Barcelona team.
striker or forward in soccer. means. delantero.
Messi is a great, DELANTERO, in Barcelona team.
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Messi is a great forward in Barcelona team.
striker or forward in soccer. means. delantero.
Messi is a great, DELANTERO, in Barcelona team.
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Messi is a great forward or striker in Barcelona team.
striker or forward in soccer. means. delantero.
Indeed, he is a great poet.
indeed
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
Indeed, Messi is a great forward.
indeed
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
Indeed, Luke is the best English teacher.
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
Sofia will indeed be there at the wedding.
indeed
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
Yes, indeed, I don't have plans to go out on saturday night.
indeed
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
When I was sick you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed.
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When I was sick you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.= who helps is real friend. en los momentos difíciles se conocen los verdaderos amigos.
When I had the accident, you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
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When I had the accident, you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
A friend in need is a friend indeed.= who helps is real friend. en los momentos difíciles se conocen los verdaderos amigos.
When I lost my job, you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
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When I lost my job, you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
A friend in need is a friend indeed.= who helps is real friend. en los momentos difíciles se conocen los verdaderos amigos.
When he was in jail you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
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When he was in jail you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
A friend in need is a friend indeed.= who helps is real friend. en los momentos difíciles se conocen los verdaderos amigos.
I don't like what he is saying; indeed, I strongly disagree with him.
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I don't like what he is saying; indeed, I strongly disagree with him.
indeed= de hecho. in fact.
He likes to have things his own way; indeed, he can be very stubborn.
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He likes to have things his own way; indeed, he can be very stubborn.
indeed= de hecho. in fact.
She is quite lovely, indeed a beauty.
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She is quite lovely, indeed a beauty.
indeed= de hecho. in fact.
Many people objected. Indeed, my uncle complained in writing.
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Many people objected. Indeed, my uncle complained in writing.
indeed= de hecho. in fact.
It is possible indeed, probable that the crime was an inside job.
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It is possible indeed, probable that the crime was an inside job.
indeed= de hecho. in fact.
Indeed!, are you gonna go to the party?.
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Indeed!, are you gonna go to the party?.
indeed= enserio, de verdad.
Indeed!, You are actually going to do this?.
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Indeed!, You are actually going to do this?.
indeed= enserio, de verdad. really.
This is a very nice house, DE VERDAD.
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This is a very nice house indeed.
indeed= de verdad, enserio. really.
Thank you very much, DE VERDAD.
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Thank you very much indeed.
indeed= enserio, de verdad. really.
DE VERDAD!, are you gonna be there?.
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Indeed!, are you gonna be there?.
indeed= enserio, de verdad. really.
She's a very hot woman, EN VERDAD.
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She's a very hot woman, indeed.
indeed= enserio, de verdad. really.
The final exam is the student's last hurdle before graduation.
a difficulty to be overcome; obstacle; roadblock; hindrance.
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The final exam is the student's last hurdle before graduation.
hurdle=obstáculo, traba. a difficulty to be overcome; obstacle; roadblock; hindrance.
The final exam is the student's last hurdle before graduation.
a difficulty to be overcome; obstacle; roadblock; hindrance.
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The final exam is the student's last hurdle before graduation.
hurdle=obstáculo, traba. a difficulty to be overcome; obstacle; roadblock; hindrance.
The old man has endured many, DIFICULTADES, during his life.
something that causes pain, suffering, or loss.
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The old man has endured many hardships during his life.
hardship= dificultad. adversidad, apuro. something that causes pain, suffering, or loss.
The old woman has endured many DIFICULTADES, during her life.
something that causes pain, suffering, or loss.
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hardship= dificultad. adversidad, apuro. something that causes pain, suffering, or loss.
Many fishermen believe that the new regulations threaten their, SUSTENTO.
a way of earning money in order to live.
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Many fishermen believe that the new regulations threaten their livelihoods.
livelihood=sustento. a way of earning money in order to live.
Many fishermen believe that the new regulations threaten their livelihoods........ LIVELIHOOD.
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sustento. a way of earning money in order to live.
Many fishermen believe that the new regulations threaten their livelihoods.
a way of earning money in order to live.
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Many fishermen believe that the new regulations threaten their livelihoods.
livelihood=sustento. a way of earning money in order to live.
Police imposed a curfew following last night's violence...... FOLLOWING.
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Luego de, después de, tras. immediately after, after and as a result of something
Following the lecture, refreshments were served.
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Following the lecture, refreshments were served.
following= luego de, después de, tras. immediately after, after and as a result of something.
We were tired for a few days following our trip.
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We were tired for a few days following our trip.
following= luego de, después de, tras. immediately after, after and as a result of something.
We met again the following day.
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We met again the following day.
following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
I'm off the following Friday.
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I'm off the following Friday.
following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
They're off the following Friday.
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They're off the following Friday.
following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
They're off the following week.
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They're off the following week.
following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
Don't forget to bring your $28 the following Tuesday guys.
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Don't forget to bring your $28 the following Tuesday guys.
following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
Following this show is the news.
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Following this show is the news.
following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
The following programme is brought to you by our sponsor.
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The following programme is brought to you by our sponsor.
following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
If he keeps talking crap, I'll just ignore him.
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If he keeps talking crap, I'll just ignore him.
crap= mierda, pendejadas, tonterias. shit, foolish or untrue words or ideas: nonsense.
The bathroom was filthy, with crap on the floor by the toilet.
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The bathroom was filthy, with crap on the floor by the toilet.
crap= mierda, pendejadas, tonterias. shit, foolish or untrue words or ideas: nonsense.
The cat crapped on the floor.
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The cat crapped on the floor.
to crap= cagar. to pass solid waste from the body, to defecate.
The puppy crapped on the floor.
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The puppy crapped on the floor.
to crap= cagar. to pass solid waste from the body, to defecate.
The dog Kiwi crapped on the carpet.
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The dog crapped on the carpet.
to crap= cagar. to pass solid waste from the body, to defecate.
Dave Papioly said, I don't give a crap?.
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Dave Papioly said, I don't give a crap?.
give a crap= to care at all to care at all about someone or something.
Gloria Trevi said, Who gives a crap?.
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Gloria Trevi said, Who gives a crap?.
give a crap= to care at all to care at all about someone or something.
She doesn't give a crap about us.
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She doesn't give a crap about us.
give a crap= to care at all to care at all about someone or something.
She rocked the cradle.
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She rocked the cradle.
cradle= (UK) cuna mecedora. a small bed with high sides for a baby called also cot.
The baby's cradle has a dust ruffle around the matress.
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The baby's cradle has a dust ruffle around the matress.
cradle= (UK) cuna mecedora. a small bed with high sides for a baby called also cot.
The baby's cradle has a dust ruffle around the matress.
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The baby's cradle has a dust ruffle around the matress.
cradle= (UK) cuna mecedora. a small bed with high sides for a baby called also cot.
The midget fidgets in the dentist chair.
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair.
fidget= estar inquieto, moverse nerviosamente.
The midget fidgets in the dentist chair.
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair.
midget= enano. a very small person.
The midget fidgets in the dentist chair.
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair.
midget= enano. a very small person.
The fuel, challenged me to a duel.
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The fuel, challenged me to a duel.
duel= duelo. a fight between two people that includes the use of weapons.
The fuel, challenged me to a duel.
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The fuel, challenged me to a duel.
duel= duelo. a fight between two people that includes the use of weapons.
Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult.
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Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult.
give in or give up= rendirse, darse por vencido.
Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult.
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Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult.
give in or give up= rendirse, darse por vencido.
Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult.
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Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult.
give in or give up= rendirse, darse por vencido.
The developer unveiled plans for a new housing complex.
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The developer unveiled plans for a new housing complex.
unvail= revelar, develar, mostrar. to show or reveal (something) to others for the first time.
The company will unveil its newest product today.
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The company will unveil its newest product today.
unvail= revelar, develar, mostrar. to show or reveal (something) to others for the first time.
The marble statue was unveiled on 1504.
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The marble statue was unveiled on 1504.
unvail= revelar, develar, mostrar. to show or reveal (something) to others for the first time.
The bride unveiled her face, so that her new husband could kiss her.
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The bride unveiled her face, so that her new husband could kiss her.
unvail= revelar, develar, mostrar. to show or reveal (something) to others for the first time.
My God. Why Have You Forsaken Me?'.
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My God. Why Have You Forsaken Me?'.
Stopover. (US) or layover (UK). is when passengers must get off one plane and get on another plane in order to reach their final destination.
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stopover or layover= escala.
Carcajearse, cagarse de la risa. to laugh very loudly.
The espectators were (GBUFFALOING) at all Eugenio's jokes.
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The espectators were GUFFAWING at all Eugenio's jokes. ------------ to GUFFAW.

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