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bajar, disminuir los precios. ir Abajo,. start learning
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GO DOWN: ... Prices usually increase. They don’t often GO DOWN.
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irle bien o mal con, caer bien o mal. igor Abajo Con. start learning
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GO DOWN WITH: ... The new designs didn’t GO DOWN so well WITH the customers and sales weren’t so good.
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ir por algo, ir a lograr algo. igor Por. start learning
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Go for....... Our team is in the final match in the Olympics and we’re GOING FOR the gold medal.
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Apostar por, ir a que gane por, irle a. igor Por. start learning
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GO FOR: ... I want Liverpool to win but my friend is GOING FOR Chelsea.
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Interesarse por, gustar por... igor En Por. start learning
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GO IN FOR: ... I didn’t GO IN FOR sports that much at school. I preferred playing music and chess.
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hablar de, sacar un tema de. igor intonela. start learning
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GO INTO: ... Do you really want TO GO INTO that issue now? Can’t we talk about it later?
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explotar, reventar. igor Apagar. start learning
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GO OFF: ... Don’t go near the bomb. It could GO OFF.
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Sonar una alarma, sonar una alarma. igor Apagar. start learning
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GO OFF: ... His alarm clock WENT OFF at 6 o’clock every morning, and he hates it.
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Irse la luz, irse la energia electrica. igor Apagar. start learning
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GO OFF: ... Norma keeps a torch beside her bed in case the power GOES OFF during the night.
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Continuar, seguir. igor Sobre. start learning
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GO ON: ... Sorry I interrupted you. Please GO ON.
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Pasar, suceder, acontecer algo. igor Sobre. start learning
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GO ON: ... This war has been going on for years. What are they doing? I can’t see what is GOING ON.
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Salir a distraerse afuera, salir afuera... igor Afuera. start learning
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GO OUT: ... Do you feel like staying home tonight or would you rather GO OUT?.
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Apagar un cigarrillo, apagar un fuego, incendio. igor Afuera. start learning
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GO OUT: ... The forest fire finally WENT OUT after it started to rain.
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repasar, revisar y repasar. igorr Overga. start learning
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GO OVER: ... Make sure you have enough time to GO OVER your notes before the exam.
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ser bien o mal recivido, gustar, caer bien o mal. igor Overga. start learning
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GO OVER: ... Her performance WENT OVER really well. Everyone loved it.
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examinar, revisar. igor Trucha, start learning
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GO THROUGH: ... Can you GO THROUGH the invoices and sort them by country, please?
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pasar por una mala experiencia. igor Trucha. start learning
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GO THROUGH: ... Maria has GONE THROUGH some hard times this year but she’s coped well.
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Llevar acabo con, atravesar e igor por lo que se quiere. Ir Trucha uitaquer. start learning
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GO THROUGH WITH: ... Despite the problems, we WENT THROUGH WITH our plan to take over another company.
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GO UP: ... Are you ready? We need to GO UP the stairs to get to the roof.
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Subir los precios. igor arriba. start learning
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GO UP: ... Prices are expected to GO UP again next month.
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incrementar, Subir. igor arriba. start learning
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GO UP: ... The police say the number of road accidents has GONE UP this year.
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Criarse, vivir en y criarse en. Grouiar Arriba. start learning
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GROW UP: ... He was GROWN UP in a small town but now lives in the city.
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Crecer, crecer de estatura, hacerse mayor. Grouiar Arriba. start learning
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GROW UP: ... She’s GROWN UP a lot since I last saw her at school.
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Protegerse contra de, protegerse encontra de. Guardiarse Encotra. start learning
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GUARD AGAINST: ... How can we GUARD AGAINST food companies selling unhealthy junk to our kids?
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Devolver, regresar, devolver algo. Mano atras. start learning
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HAND BACK: ... If someone GIVES you his or her name card, don’t HAND it BACK to them. Keep it.
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Heredar, legar, dejar. Mano abajo. start learning
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HAND DOWN: ... The family business has been HANDED DOWN from generation to generation.
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Entregar, someter, entregar a. Mano Ines. start learning
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HAND IN: ... Please HAND IN your exam papers before you leave the room.
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Repartir, distribuir, pasarle al que sigue. Mano Afuera. start learning
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HAND OUT: ... Take one chocolate for yourself and then HAND the box OUT to the next person. Their teacher HANDED OUT the test papers and then told the students to start.
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Devolver algo robado, entregar... Mano Overga. start learning
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HAND OVER: ... After he was caught by the police, the thief had to HAND OVER the jewelry.
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Meroder por, andar por. Hangear alrededor. start learning
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HANG AROUND: ... Airports are full of people HANGING AROUND because their flights have been delayed.
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Esperar, aguardar. Hangear Sobre. start learning
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HANG ON: ... The train stops quickly, so you’d better HANG ON or you might fall over.
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pasar tiempo de diversión, andar de cotorreo. Hanguear Afuera. start learning
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HANG OUT: ... Kids used to HANG OUT in pool rooms and bowling alleys, but now they’re all online.
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Esperar, aguardar. Holdiar Sobre. start learning
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HOLD ON: ... I’m not sure what room he’s staying in, but if you HOLD ON a moment I’ll check for you.
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colgar la ropa. Colgar arriba. start learning
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HANG UP: ... You can HANG your coat UP in the cupboard if you like.
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Meterse en problemas, meterser en bloncas. Getear Intonela. start learning
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GET INTO: ... Jason’s got a black eye, he looked like he had been in a fight. Did he really GET INTO a fight?
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LLevar ropa puesta, tener algo sobre. Javear Sobre. start learning
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HAVE ON: ... It’s cold outside tonight. I hope you HAVE some warm clothes ON.
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tener a alguién de visita, tener sobre. Havear Overga. start learning
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HAVE OVER: ... We’re HAVING some people OVER for dinner tonight.
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tener algo que hacer, tener algo en puerta. Havear Sobre. start learning
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HAVE ON: ... I can’t go tonight. I’VE got something else ON.
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Empezar el camino de regreso con cabeza para atras, recalar, regresar para atras. Jedear Atras. start learning
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HEAD BACK: ... We should HEAD BACK home before the traffic gets too bad.
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salir, Irse, sarpar, dirigirse salir. Cabeza Apagada. start learning
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HEAD OFF: ... We’ll have to HEAD OFF early in the morning if we want to get there by noon.
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calentar, recalentar comida o algo. Heatear Arriba. start learning
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HEAT UP: ... You can HEAT the food UP in the microwave oven when you get home.
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Pasarle, sucederle a alguién. Getear Sobre start learning
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GET ON:... I haven’t heard from Bobby for a while. Do you know how he’s GETTING ON?
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oir de, escuchar de. heariar of. start learning
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HEAR OF: ... They say he’s a famous writer, but I’ve never HEARD OF him. Have you?
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echar la mano a alguién. Ayudar Afuera. start learning
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HELP OUT: ... Would you like to HELP OUT by writing some invitations to her birthday party?
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esconderse. Hidear lejos. start learning
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HIDE AWAY: ... The robbers HID the jewelry AWAY in a secret place so no one would find it.
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Contraatacar, golpear de regreso. Hitear atras. start learning
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HIT BACK: ... Our competitors beat us last year, but we’re HITTING BACK with a new marketing plan.
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Ocurrirsele sobre, llamarle la atención, tirarle la onda a alguién, venirsele una idea Hitear sobre. start learning
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HIT ON: ... Kamala HIT ON the idea of sponsoring competitions and giving our products away as prizes.
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agarrar atras, sujetar, Contenerse para atras, retenerse, mantener, sostener la calma. Holdiar Atras. start learning
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HOLD BACK: ... She had to HOLD BACK the tears when she heard she’d lost her job.
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agarrar, reprimir, sostener abajo, refrenar, contener, mantener agarrar. Holdiar abajo. start learning
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HOLD DOWN: ... The government is trying to HOLD DOWN the unemployment rate as much as possible.
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agarrar, sujetar fuertemente para atras, Contener bien agarrado algo. Holdiar, atras. start learning
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HOLD BACK: ... HOLD BACK the dog while I give her some medicine.
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Pasar, dar algo con la mano. to pass or give something to somebody. Handiar, mano... start learning
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Hand... Please hand this form to your parents.
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Dirigirse hacia, ir hacia. Headear. start learning
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Head... If we head south, we should get home eventually.
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Pasar algo a las demas personas. Pasar Arededor. start learning
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pass around... They passed around sandwiches and drinks at the party.
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Irse la luz, irse la energia electrica. igor Afuera. start learning
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GO OUT: ... Norma keeps a torch beside her bed in case the power GOES OUT during the night.
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Dirigirse hacia. Cabeza Para. start learning
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Head for... We’re heading for the beach.
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Actuar afuera........ Children’s in negative feelings often (a- -) (o- -) in bad beheviour. Portarse mal para llamar la atención. to misbehave. start learning
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Act out....... Children’s in negative feelings often (act) (out) in bad beheviour.
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