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Growing up is not easy to accept. ----- to GROW UP. start learning
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Crecer, crecer arriba. to become an adult.
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Hold the ladder up or I will fall down. ----- to HOLD something UP. start learning
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Sostener, agarrar algo fuertemente. to grab something tightly upward to prevent from falling.
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We should ask others to join in our activities. ----- to JOIN IN. start learning
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Unirse en, joniar en, juntarse, unirse en. to join or become involved.
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I keep away from negative people. ----- to KEEP AWAY. start learning
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Mantenerse alejado de, keepearse lerse lejos de. to avoid someone or something.
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You keep on doing the same mistake ...... Quito why do you keep on talking after I've asked you to be quiet?. ----- to KEEP ON. start learning
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Keepear Onorio con lo mismo, Continuar con lo mismo, to continue to do something.
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Don't give up Ilse, keep up.---- to KEEP UP. start learning
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Mantenerse al mismo nivel arriba, seguir al mismo nivel. to move at the same rate as someone else. also: to cope with something that changes fast.
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Leave your emotions out. ---- to LEAVE OUT. start learning
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Dejar afuera, Excluir algo o a alguien, leavear algo alguien afuera. to not include.
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I am sorry if I let you down, but we need to break off.---- to LET DOWN. start learning
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Decepsionar. to disappoint.
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Sit down, I need to talk to you. ---- to SIT DOWN. start learning
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Maria Oviedo locked her drunk husband out of the house. ---- to LOCK OUT. start learning
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Cerrar con llave y quedarse afuera sin poder entrar. Lakear afuera. to prevent (someone) from entering a place, car, etc., by locking it.
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I often LOOK BACK TO when I was a child.---- Grandpa often LOOK BACK ON when he was young and strong.---- to LOOK BACK TO/ON. to LOOK BACK TO/ON. start learning
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Mirar hacia el pasado, pensar en el pasado, Mirar Atras Onorio/A, recordar. to think about the past, to reminisce.
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I look forward to meeting you.---- to LOOK FORWARD. start learning
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Esperar con ansias. to be excited about something that will happen. used in letters to express hope about receiving an answer.
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Look out where you put your feet. ---- to LOOK OUT. start learning
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Cuidado, aguas, Mirar Afuera. to be careful.
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I LOOK UP TO Obama for what he achieved. -------- LOOK UP TO someone. start learning
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I (- -) Obama for what he achieved. -------- 1. LOOK OUT FOR, 2. LOOK UP TO, 3. LOOK UP FOR. Admirar y respetar. to admire another person.
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I made up an excuse to avoid going out with her.---- to MAKE UP. start learning
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Inventar. to invent also: to reconcile after an argument.
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I always mix up my cousins' names. ---- to MIX UP. start learning
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Confundir algo o alguien, mixear arriba algo o alguien. to confuse two things.
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I bought a house, I will move in tomorrow.---- to MOVE IN. start learning
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Moverse a vivir en. moverse ines a vivir. to start living in a new house.
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Mike Tyson knocked down the opponent. ---- to KNOCK DOWN. start learning
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Noquear. to hit someone until he falls down. also: to hit by a car; to decrease.
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You should pay back the money I've lent you.--- to PAY BACK. start learning
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Pagar de regreso, pagar patras. to pay and give the money borrowed. also: to revenge.
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George Ramos said, fucking Donal drove me out after what I've done. ---- to DRIVE Somebody OUT. start learning
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Sacar a la fuerza. Manejar Afuera a alguien a la fuerza... to force somebody or something to leave.
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Can you pick me up at 6:00 pm.?. ---- to PICK UP. start learning
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Recoger, levantar de un lugar. to lift with a vehicle. also; to learn something new...
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George Ramos plugged in the TV.---- to PLUG IN. start learning
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Plug inconectar el enchufe en un autlet. to connect to electricity.
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I think I have to point out how irresponsible is their idea. ---- to POINT OUT. start learning
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Puntualizar algo Afuera, decir algo. to point out something, to tell or to show.
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Put away that spider from me!. ---- to PUT AWAY. start learning
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Poner algo en su lugar, guardar. Poner Lejos. to put back in its place. also: to save money.
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I will PUT UP at a hostel in London....... Could you put me up for the night when I come to London?. ---- to PUT UP. start learning
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Hospedarse, alojarse, o dar alojamiento a alguien, poner alguien arriba. to let someone stay in your house.
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