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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.
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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.
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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.
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I love the swans swimming on the pond. start learning
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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.
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I love the swans swimming on the pond. start learning
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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.
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I love the swans swimming on the pond. start learning
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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.
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Cisne - - - - I love that beautiful white (SW- -) swimming on the pond. start learning
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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.
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I love that beautiful white (s*an) swimming on the pond. start learning
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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.
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I love that beautiful white swan swimming on the pond. start learning
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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.
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With a, BLANK, Kathy exclaimed, "I don't believe it!". start learning
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With a guffaw, Kathy exclaimed, "I don't believe it!". guffaw= reírse a carcajadas, carcajearse. risotada. (laugh loudly).
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Bratt, BLANK, at the comedian's joke. start learning
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Bratt Pitt guffawed at the comedian's joke. guffaw means reírse a carcajadas, carcajearse. risotada. (laugh loudly).
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The reporters were (carcajeandose) at all his jokes. a) guffaw. b) guffaws. c) guffawing. start learning
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guffawing ---- The reporters were guffawing at all his jokes. guffaw means reírse a carcajadas, carcajearse. risotada. (laugh loudly).
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Alfonso tried to ask her between, CARCAJADAS, what had happened. start learning
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GUFFAW ----- lfonso tried to ask her between guffaws what had happened. guffaw= reírse a carcajadas, carcajearse. risotada. (laugh loudly).
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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. start learning
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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).
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Fernando thinks he's so much better than Martin; he's always patronising him. start learning
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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.
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“I'm sure you did your best even though you failed.” “Please don't patronize.” start learning
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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.
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Thomas thinks he's so much better than Carmen; he's always patronising her. start learning
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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.
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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. start learning
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Lalo scraped Luis's car with a key.
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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. start learning
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There's a scrape on the fender that wasn't there yesterday. a scrape= raspada, raspadura.
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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. start learning
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There's a scrape on the fender that wasn't there yesterday. a scrape= raspada, raspadura.
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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. start learning
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Lalo scraped Luis's car with a key. a scrape= raspada, raspadura.
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Messi is a great, DELANTERO, in Barcelona team. start learning
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Messi is a great striker or forward in Barcelona team. striker or forward in soccer. means. delantero.
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Messi is a great, DELANTERO, in Barcelona team. start learning
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Messi is a great forward in Barcelona team. striker or forward in soccer. means. delantero.
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Messi is a great, DELANTERO, in Barcelona team. start learning
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Messi is a great forward or striker in Barcelona team. striker or forward in soccer. means. delantero.
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Indeed, he is a great poet. start learning
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly. indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
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Indeed, Messi is a great forward. start learning
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly. indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
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Indeed, Luke is the best English teacher. start learning
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly. indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
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Sofia will indeed be there at the wedding. start learning
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly. indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
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Yes, indeed, I don't have plans to go out on saturday night. start learning
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ciertamente, sin duda. certainly. indeed= ciertamente, sin duda. certainly.
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When I was sick you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed. start learning
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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.
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When I had the accident, you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed." start learning
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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.
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When I lost my job, you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed." start learning
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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.
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When he was in jail you certainly proved the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed." start learning
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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.
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I don't like what he is saying; indeed, I strongly disagree with him. start learning
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I don't like what he is saying; indeed, I strongly disagree with him. indeed= de hecho. in fact.
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He likes to have things his own way; indeed, he can be very stubborn. start learning
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He likes to have things his own way; indeed, he can be very stubborn. indeed= de hecho. in fact.
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She is quite lovely, indeed a beauty. start learning
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She is quite lovely, indeed a beauty. indeed= de hecho. in fact.
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Many people objected. Indeed, my uncle complained in writing. start learning
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Many people objected. Indeed, my uncle complained in writing. indeed= de hecho. in fact.
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It is possible indeed, probable that the crime was an inside job. start learning
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It is possible indeed, probable that the crime was an inside job. indeed= de hecho. in fact.
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Indeed!, are you gonna go to the party?. start learning
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Indeed!, are you gonna go to the party?. indeed= enserio, de verdad.
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Indeed!, You are actually going to do this?. start learning
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Indeed!, You are actually going to do this?. indeed= enserio, de verdad. really.
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This is a very nice house, DE VERDAD. start learning
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This is a very nice house indeed. indeed= de verdad, enserio. really.
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Thank you very much, DE VERDAD. start learning
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Thank you very much indeed. indeed= enserio, de verdad. really.
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DE VERDAD!, are you gonna be there?. start learning
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Indeed!, are you gonna be there?. indeed= enserio, de verdad. really.
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She's a very hot woman, EN VERDAD. start learning
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She's a very hot woman, indeed. indeed= enserio, de verdad. really.
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The final exam is the student's last hurdle before graduation. a difficulty to be overcome; obstacle; roadblock; hindrance. start learning
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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.
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The final exam is the student's last hurdle before graduation. a difficulty to be overcome; obstacle; roadblock; hindrance. start learning
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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.
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The old man has endured many, DIFICULTADES, during his life. something that causes pain, suffering, or loss. start learning
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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.
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The old woman has endured many DIFICULTADES, during her life. something that causes pain, suffering, or loss. start learning
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hardship= dificultad. adversidad, apuro. something that causes pain, suffering, or loss.
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Many fishermen believe that the new regulations threaten their, SUSTENTO. a way of earning money in order to live. start learning
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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.
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Many fishermen believe that the new regulations threaten their livelihoods........ LIVELIHOOD. start learning
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sustento. a way of earning money in order to live.
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Many fishermen believe that the new regulations threaten their livelihoods. a way of earning money in order to live. start learning
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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.
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Police imposed a curfew following last night's violence...... FOLLOWING. start learning
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Luego de, después de, tras. immediately after, after and as a result of something
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Following the lecture, refreshments were served. start learning
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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.
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We were tired for a few days following our trip. start learning
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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.
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We met again the following day. start learning
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We met again the following day. following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
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I'm off the following Friday. start learning
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I'm off the following Friday. following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
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They're off the following Friday. start learning
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They're off the following Friday. following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
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They're off the following week. start learning
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They're off the following week. following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
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Don't forget to bring your $28 the following Tuesday guys. start learning
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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.
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Following this show is the news. start learning
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Following this show is the news. following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
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The following programme is brought to you by our sponsor. start learning
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The following programme is brought to you by our sponsor. following= siguiente, próximo, acontinuacion. coming next, listed or shown next.
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If he keeps talking crap, I'll just ignore him. start learning
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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.
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The bathroom was filthy, with crap on the floor by the toilet. start learning
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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.
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The cat crapped on the floor. start learning
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The cat crapped on the floor. to crap= cagar. to pass solid waste from the body, to defecate.
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The puppy crapped on the floor. start learning
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The puppy crapped on the floor. to crap= cagar. to pass solid waste from the body, to defecate.
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The dog Kiwi crapped on the carpet. start learning
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The dog crapped on the carpet. to crap= cagar. to pass solid waste from the body, to defecate.
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Dave Papioly said, I don't give a crap?. start learning
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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.
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Gloria Trevi said, Who gives a crap?. start learning
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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.
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She doesn't give a crap about us. start learning
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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.
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cradle= (UK) cuna mecedora. a small bed with high sides for a baby called also cot.
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The baby's cradle has a dust ruffle around the matress. start learning
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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.
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The baby's cradle has a dust ruffle around the matress. start learning
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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.
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair. start learning
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair. fidget= estar inquieto, moverse nerviosamente.
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair. start learning
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair. midget= enano. a very small person.
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair. start learning
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The midget fidgets in the dentist chair. midget= enano. a very small person.
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The fuel, challenged me to a duel. start learning
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The fuel, challenged me to a duel. duel= duelo. a fight between two people that includes the use of weapons.
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The fuel, challenged me to a duel. start learning
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The fuel, challenged me to a duel. duel= duelo. a fight between two people that includes the use of weapons.
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Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult. start learning
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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.
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Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult. start learning
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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.
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Ok, I give in, or give up; it's just too difficult. start learning
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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.
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The developer unveiled plans for a new housing complex. start learning
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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.
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The company will unveil its newest product today. start learning
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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.
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The marble statue was unveiled on 1504. start learning
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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.
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The bride unveiled her face, so that her new husband could kiss her. start learning
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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.
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My God. Why Have You Forsaken Me?'. start learning
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My God. Why Have You Forsaken Me?'.
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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. start learning
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stopover or layover= escala.
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Carcajearse, cagarse de la risa. to laugh very loudly. The espectators were (GBUFFALOING) at all Eugenio's jokes. start learning
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The espectators were GUFFAWING at all Eugenio's jokes. ------------ to GUFFAW.
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