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The director cut out the last scene after the criticism. ---- to CUT OUT. The director cut out the last scene after the criticism. start learning
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Cortar afuera, recortar, quitar, sacar, cortar algo por completo. to remove completely. also: to stop eating something; to stop a noise; to stop doing something; to stop working.
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After the inspection the soldiers were ordered to fall out. ---- to FALL OUT. also: DROP OUT. After the inspection the soldiers were ordered to fall out. ---- to FALL OUT. also: DROP OUT. start learning
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ROMPER FILAS. to break a line of people, to stop standing in a line and move away to different places. (specially military). Dropiar afuera, Caer afuera, ROMPER FILAS. to break a line of people, to stop standing in a line and move away to different places. (specially military).
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Grandma “did up” her grandson's shoelaces.---- DO UP. start learning
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Amarrarse, atarse (Hacer Arriba) los zapatos. abotonar, abrocharse algo, atar algo a. to fasten something, to do a knot, also: to decorate; to wrap in paper.
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We dropped our luggage off at the hotel and went sightseeing. ---- to DROP OFF. start learning
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Dejar a alguien o algo en un lugar. to leave, to drop something or someone at a place.
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Donal ran to the car and drove off.---- to DRIVE OFF. start learning
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Manejar Offerta, Irse manejando, marcharse en coche. to go by car, to be off by car, or leave by driving a car.
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I'd like to drop by my grandmother's house. ---- to DROP BY. start learning
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Pasar de visita por un corto tiempo. IsiiDRO BAYARTA. to casually visit. same as: to drop in, swing by, stop by.
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Roberto, you have dropped out your studies too early.---- to DROP OUT. start learning
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Decertar, abandonar los estudios. (Dropiar). to quit something, to abandon, to drop somethig, to stop doing something. Synonyms: discontinue, stop, abort, cease, give up, quit, ditch, rescind, renounce.
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Ceci said, I'd like to eat out tonight, I don't want to cook. ---- to EAT OUT. start learning
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Comer fuera de casa. to eat out of home in a public space.
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I took the wrong direction and I ended up in an unknown district. ---- to END UP. start learning
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Ir a dar a, ir a parar en, endear arriba... to arrive somewhere by accident. also: to get in a situation or state you did not plan.
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Kaz said, I fell out with my brother. ---- to FALL OUT. start learning
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Pelearse con, discutir con. to argue, to quarrel, to stop being friendly with someone. Synonyms: to unfriend, to fight, to grapple, to disagree, to feud, to feud over, to go at, to dispute, to be at each other’s throats.
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If you fill out the application by today you will get the answer tomorrow. ---- to FILL OUT. start learning
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Llenar una forma Afuera, rellenar en el vacio. to fill or complete spaces with some information.
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I've just found out that my flight has been canceled. ---- to FIND OUT. start learning
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Imvestigar. to imvestigate, to discover or find something.
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Finish off your homework Camilo first and you can go out. ---- to FINISH OFF. start learning
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Terminar por completo algo. to complete the last part, to finish something completely.
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Ceci said, I'll fixed up the living room with new curtains and a new rug. -------- to FIX UP. start learning
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Renobar, arreglar, fixear arriba. to fix, to repair, to make something work. also: to arrange. Reparar, remodelar, arreglar, redecorar.
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I was almost mugged but I managed to get away...---- to GET AWAY. I have been working late all week and need to get away this weekend... start learning
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Escaparse, fugarse, irse por ahi. to escape, to get about, to go away, also: to avoid something.
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I lent my book and never got it back. ---- to GET/HAND BACK. start learning
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Regresar algo, Getardo Backa, devolver algo, Mano Backa, conseguir dar algo de regreso, devolver algo prestado. to receive something that was taken, to win something back, to retrieve, to recover something.
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Danny can't get by with his salary for much longer. ---- to GET BY. start learning
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Coseguir arreglarselas para salir del paso Bayarta. to manage to do something hard. Arrgeglarselas para salir del paso.
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Pasar a alguien adentro, conseguir en. to tell someone to enter in a place, also come in. a phrase used to encourage someone to do something. start learning
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Don't wait on the door, get (- -)!.---- INTO, OUT, IN.
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GET ON the first bus!. ---- to GET ON. start learning
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Subirse a un vehiculo. to board a vehicle, ship, plane; to go aboard, same as: to embark, climb aboard, go on board, get in, get into, climb on, climb in, climb into, mount, get onto.
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I got out before the police arrived. ---- to GET OUT. start learning
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Conseguir Afuera, correr a alguien, decirle que se vaya, irse o largarse de un lugar. to leave a place, or to tell someone to go out.
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I gave away my favourite T-shirt. ---- to GIVE AWAY. start learning
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Regalar. to give for free.
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Let's see what's going on here!. ---- to GOING ON. To happen, also: to continue to do something. start learning
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Goingzalo Onorios asked Como se escribe: Que pasa?, que sucede.?
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The bomb went off near the embassy. ---- to GO OFF. start learning
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Explotar, ir offerta. to explode, also: to stop working.
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You are never going to win, you should just give up.---- to GIVE UP. start learning
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Renunciar a hacer algo. to stop trying, givear up.
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Yuri said, I would like to go out in the city tonight. ---- to GO OUT. start learning
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Ir a pasear Afuera, irse de jerga. to leave home for entertainment.
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Damian, why are you always acting up?. you’re such a "naughty" boy. -------- NAUGHTY. start learning
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Travieso, malportado, desobediente. If a child is naughty, they behave badly.
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The (Clarividente) said that the PROPHET scientist anticipated the viral pandemic. Clarividente, profético... a prescient, is someone that is able to know or predict what was going to happen in the future. start learning
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PRESCIENT - - - The Prescientera said that the PRESCIENT scientist anticipated the viral pandemic. Clarividente, profético... a prescient, is someone that is able to know or predict what was going to happen in the future.
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