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blow out = extinguish (a match, a candle) start learning
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She brought my books back to me. bring back = traer - Do you want me to bring back some snacks from the store? start learning
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Ella me trajo mis libros.
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She brought up six children bring up = raise children, start to talk about start learning
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The good news cheered me up cheer... up = make happier start learning
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Las buenas noticias me animaron
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give away = donate, get rid of by giving start learning
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Could you please help me out? help... out = assist to someone start learning
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¿Podrías ayudarme por favor?
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The company laid off 100 workers lay off = stop employment start learning
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La empresa despidió a 100 trabajadores
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Please leave the light on / I left my coat on at the cinema leave on = 1. not turn off 2. not take off clothing start learning
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Por favor, deja la luz encendida / Dejé mi abrigo en el cine
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She took a book back to the library took back = return (devolver) - Is it too small? take it back and get a refund. - If the skirt doesn't fit, you can take it back. - I took the radio back because it was faulty. start learning
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Ella devolvio un libro a la biblioteca.
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take out = invite out and pay start learning
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I'd like to talk it over with my wife first talk over = discuss - I'd like to talk it over with my wife first.- Employees had two weeks to talk the proposal over with their families start learning
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Me gustaría discutirlo primero con mi esposa.
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I need some time to think over his proposal think over = consider - I've thought over your offer, and I'd like to accept. start learning
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Necesito algo de tiempo para considerar en su propuesta.
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We worked the problem out work out = solve, elaborate, calculate - I worked out how much I should earn to buy that house start learning
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War broke out between the two countries break out = happen suddenly start learning
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Estalló la guerra entre los dos países
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break up = separate, end a relationship start learning
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People usually dress up for weddings dress up = put a nice clothes start learning
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La gente usualmente viste bien para las bodas.
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I fell down and hurt myselft fall down = fall to the ground start learning
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give up = quit doing something or quit trying start learning
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Andres grew up in Sevilla start learning
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When we finished talking, I hung up. hung up = end a telephone conversation start learning
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Cuando terminamos de hablar, colgué.
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Some people moved in next door to me move in = start living in a new home start learning
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Algunas personas se mudaron a mi casa de al lado
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My roommate is moving out move out = stop living at a place start learning
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Mi compañero de cuarto se va a mudar
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I lost count, so I started over start over = begin again - This is full of errors, I'm going to have to start over. - If you make a mistake, you have to start over. - Can I make these few corrections or do I have to start over? start learning
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Perdí la cuenta, así que comencé de nuevo
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I stayed up late last night start learning
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Me quedé despierto hasta tarde anoche
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We dropped in on my friend start learning
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Me deje caer donde mi amigo
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Beth dropped out of graduate school start learning
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Beth abandonó la escuela de posgrado
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My son likes to fool around with his friends on the weekends fool around ... with = have fun while wasting time start learning
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A mi hijo le gusta jugar con sus amigos los fines de semana
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I get along with my roommate get along ... with = have a goog relation with start learning
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Me llevo bien con mi compañera de cuarto
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When did you get back from Hawaii. get back ... from = return from a trip start learning
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¿Cuándo regresaste de Hawaii?
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I got through with my work before noon get through ... with = finish start learning
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Terminé con mi trabajo antes del mediodía
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look out ... for = be careful start learning
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run out ... of = finish the supply of start learning
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nos quedamos sin gasolina
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Did you sign up for the school trip sign up ... for = put one’s own name on a list start learning
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¿Te inscribiste en el viaje escolar?
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watch out ... for = be careful start learning
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