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Puty Uprah said that Donal Trump wants to BUILT a big wall. Construir algo. to build something. start learning
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Puty Uprah said that Donal Trump wants to put up a big wall. - - - - - PUT UP. They're PUTTING UP a new office building on Main Street. -------- put up.
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Donna Uphra said, hey honey, can you help me FASTEN my dress please?. Abotonar, abrochar algo, amarrar. to fasten something. start learning
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Donna Uphra said, hey honey, can you help me DO UP my dress please.?....... DO UP something. Do up your buttons; it's freezing outside... --------- Don’t forget to do up your seatbelt before you start driving...... DO UP something.
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Doctor Anterioro explained the FRONTAL part of the brain. The veins anterior to the heart... The anterior part of the brain....... anterior. start learning
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Doctor Anterioro explained the ANTERIOR part of the brain. ------ ANTERIOR. ANTERIOR. near or toward the front of something (such as the body).
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Mr Muddler Uprah said you've MIXING all my papers mother fucker!. Confundir algo ó alguien. to mix up (something) in a confused way. start learning
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Mr Muddler Uprah said, you've MUDDLED UP all my papers mother fucker!. --------------- MUDDLE something/somebody UP.
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Mr Pasini Uprah said that Juan el niñote DIDN'T TAKE the opportunity to study in a top university when he was young. He wanted to start up his own business instead. Pasar, dejar pasar. to not take advantage of an opportunity. (see also: turn down). start learning
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Mr Pasini Uprah said that Juan el niñote PASSED UP the opportunity to study in a top university when he was young. He wanted to start up his own business instead. ------- pass up. PASS UP ------- I had to pass the invitation up to go to Australia as I didn’t have time to go...... pass up.
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Patchy Uprah and his wife argue a lot, but they always manage to ACCEPT EACH OTHER AND CLEAR things again afterwards. Reconciliar, reconciliarse, patchearse. to try to improve your relationship with someone after an argument. (see also: smooth over, make up). start learning
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Patchy Uprah and his wife argue a lot, but they always manage to PATCH things UP again afterwards. --------- PATCH something UP. PATCH something UP ----- Has Donal managed to finally "patch things up" with Melany after their little falling-out?. ------- PATCH something UP.
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Mr Payerty Uprah said, we used to sell our products on credit, but we often had to wait too long for customers to SETTLE UP or PAY OFF so now we require payment in advance. Pagar por completo, pagar para ponerse al corriente, pagar parriba por completo. t to give someone the money that you owe them, especially when you do not want to. (see also: pay off, settle up). start learning
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Mr Payerty Uprah said, we used to sell our products on credit, but we often had to wait too long for customers to PAY UP so now we require payment in advance....... PAY UP. If Ralf doesn't pay up, I'll punch him out. It's as simple as that....... PAY UP.
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Mr Perkins Uprah the owner of the Restaurant said that Julian was really quiet at the party until Quito got there, and then he SUDDENLY BECAME HAPPY and started to have fun. Animarse, mejorarse, perkiarse. to improve or become more exciting, to suddenly become happier or more energetic, or to make someone feel this way. (see also: liven up, cheer up). start learning
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Mr Perkins Uprah the owner of the Restaurants said that Julian was really quiet at the party until Quito got there, and then he PERKED UP and started to have fun... ---- PERK UP. PERK UP ------- I felt really tired when I woke up, but I'd perked up a bit by lunchtime....... perk up.
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Mr Picker Uprah said, there’s this huge outdoor market in Bangkok where you can GET lots of cheap clothes and get heaps of other stuff too. Comprar ó conseguir levantar algo de pasada. to get or buy something when you have gone to a place to do something else. something. (see also: snap up). start learning
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Mr Picker Uprah said, there’s this huge outdoor market in Bangkok where you can "pick up" lots of cheap clothes and get heaps of other stuff too. ------- PICK UP. I picked up a leaflet on vitamin supplements while I was at the doctor's office. ------- PICK UP.
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Mr Picker Uprah said, let’s stop the meeting now and take a break for lunch. When we get back, we’ll KEEP GOING the discussion again from where we stopped. Continuar de donde te quedaste, seguir de donde te quedaste. to start something again [e.g. story, relationship] from the point where you had stopped. (see also: carry on, go on). start learning
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Mr Picker Uprah said, let’s stop the meeting now and take a break for lunch. When we get back, we’ll PICK UP the discussion again from where we stopped........ PICK UP something. My daddy "picked up" the story at the point where Jill had been rushed to hospital........ PICK UP something.
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Picky Uprah Onorios said that Kaz obviously didn't SPOTTED his lack of interest in the subject. , Alcanzar a ver Sobre, alcanzar a notar Sobre algo, darse cuenta de algo, picar arriba sobre algo, percatarse, enterarse. to spot or notice something that a lot of other people have not noticed. (see also: cotton on (to). start learning
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Picky Uprah Onorios said that Kaz obviously didn't PICK UP ON his lack of interest in the subject. - - - PICK UP ON something. When you’re at a party, make sure you pick up on any hints or signs people make to show that they’re interested in you. ------- PICK UP ON something. PICK UP ON something. ------- Dad had picked up on the tension between Kaz and me....... PICK UP ON something.
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Mr Muddler Uprah said that she was utterly CONFUSED about what had just happened. Confundir a alguién, muddlelear a alguien. to confuse somebody. start learning
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Mr Muddler Uprah said that she was utterly MUDDLED UP about what had just happened........ MUDDLE somebody UP. MUDDLE somebody UP -------- I always get their names "muddled up" in my mind. -------------- MUDDLE somebody UP.
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Mr Failing Outler said that Ibanka and Melany aren't speaking at each other - they've had a serious DISAGREEMENT. Discusión, desacuerdo, pelea, riña. a serious argument or disagreement. start learning
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Mr Failing Outler said that Ibanka and Melany aren't speaking at each other - they've had a serious FALLING OUT. ------------ FALLING OUT. FALLING OUT ------- Has Donal managed to patch things up with Melany after their little "falling-out"?. -----------------FALLING OUT.
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