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Let's PUT OFF the meeting until Monday. -------- to PUT something OFF. start learning
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Posponer, postergar, poner algo para después. ------ Let's PUT (- -) the meeting until Monday. - - - OUT, FORWARD, OFF. to postpone, to delay for later.
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I didn't want her to come to the concert, so I PUT her OFF by saying she wouldn't enjoy it. ---- to PUT someone OFF. start learning
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Desalentar, Poner Offerta a alguién apagado, desanimado. ---------- I didn't want her to come to the concert, so I PUT her (- -) by saying she wouldn't enjoy it. - - - OUT, UP, OFF. Desanimar. to discourage, to put someone off, It gives the idea of preventing; protecting or rejecting.
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Lupe said, Julian, PUT ON a coat, it's cold outside.---- to PUT something ON. start learning
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Ponerse algo sobre de uno, ponerse algo encima como ropa. ------- Lupe said, Julian, PUT (- -) a coat, it's cold outside. to start wearing a piece of clothing.
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Don Manuel said, let me PUT the cigarette OUT.---- to PUT OUT. start learning
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Apagar un fuego, extinguir un fuego. ------- Don Manuel said, let me PUT the cigarette (- -). to stop something from burning. also: to cause problems; to place something where it's easy to be found and used.
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We've PUT UP a new painting. ---- to PUT something UP. start learning
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Fijar, colgar o poner arriba algo sobre la pared. ------- We've PUT (- -) a new painting. to fix r put a picture or notice onto an upright structure such as a wall or post.
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The taxi driver RIPPED me OFF.---- to RIP OFF. start learning
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Cobrar mucho ó demasiado por algo, también robar. ------ The taxi driver RIPPED me (- -). to charge too much. also: to steal.
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Runy Awayes RAN AWAY before the police could catch him. ---------- to RUN AWAY. start learning
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Correr lejos, pelarse, escaparse lejos. ------ Runy Awayes RAN (- -) before the police could catch him.
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I've totally RAN OUT of money. ---- to RUN OUT OF something. start learning
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Quedarse sin nada, acabarse todo. ------ I've totally RAN (- -) of money. to have none left, to use up supplies, to finish completely.
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We should stop eating out and SAVE UP this month. ---- to SAVE UP. start learning
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Ahorrar. ------ We should stop eating out and SAVE (- -) this month. to save and accumulate money.
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Yury always says, honey, it's time to SET OFF. ---- to SET OFF. start learning
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Ponerse en marcha Offerta, irse de pata de perro. Yury always says, honey, it's time to SET (- -). ------ to start a journey. to begin a jouny.
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Ceci SET UP a startup recently in Chicago. ---- to SET UP. start learning
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Abrir un negocio, Setear y comenzar un negocio. ------ Ceci SET (- -) a startup recently in Chicago. to establiship, to start a business. also: to make or organize something.
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SLOW DOWN, there's a stop!. ---- to SLOW DOWN. start learning
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Darle despacio, bajar la velocidad. ------ SLOW (- -), there's a stop!.
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Try to SORT OUT this dilemma. ---- to SORT OUT. start learning
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Resolver. ------ Try to SORT (- -) this dilemma. to sort, or solve, arrange or organize.
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STAND UP and let's dance!. ---- to STAND UP. start learning
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Ponte de pie y vamos a bailar. ------ Stand (- -) and let's dance!. to be in an upright position.
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Former president Vicente Fox is trying to TAKE Donal DOWN. ---- to TAKE somebody DOWN. start learning
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Bajarle los humos a alguien. ------ Former president Vicente Fox is trying to TAKE Donal (- -). to criticize someone devastatingly so that it is difficult for them to recover.
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We TOOK UP swimming together. ---- to TAKE UP something. start learning
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Empezar, tomar una nueva actividad. ------ We TOOK (- -) swimming together. to become interested in an activity. also: to act, to start working on some problem.
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The airplane has just TAKEN OFF. ---- to TAKE OFF. start learning
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Despegar. ------ The airplane has just TAKEN (- -). to depart. also: to leave, to begin to fly.
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My father TOLD me OFF for not doing my homework yesterday. ---- to TELL OFF. start learning
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Regañar. ------ My father TOLD me (- -) for not doing my homework yesterday. to severely criticize for doing something wrong or bad.
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Can you THROW AWAY this lemon peel?. ---- to THROW AWAY/OUT. start learning
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Botar, tirar. ------ Can you THROW (- -) this lemon peel?. to chuck away something, to get rid of something. also: to waste a chance.
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The bank TURNED DOWN my loan application.---- to TURN DOWN. start learning
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Rechazar. ------ The bank TURNED (- -) my loan application.
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TURN AROUND, the teacher is coming!. ---- to TURN AROUND. start learning
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Voltearse, darse vuelta. ------ TURN (- -), the teacher is coming!. to move in order to face the opposite direction. also: to change a plan.
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Salma Hayek needs to WAKE UP early in the morning. ---- to WAKE UP. start learning
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Despertar, despertarse. ------ Salma Hayek needs to WAKE (- -) early in the morning.
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I went to the gym yesterday and WORKED OUT all day, now I'm very tired. ---- to WORK OUT. start learning
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Hacer ejercicio. ------ I went to the gym yesterday and WORKED (- -) all day, now I'm very tired. to exercise. also: to happen the right way.
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WHRITE DOWN what the teacher explains. ---- to WRITE DOWN. start learning
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Escribir. ------ WHRITE (- -) what the teacher explains. to note on a piece of paper.
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I WASHED UP all the dishes after I had eaten. ---- to WASH UP. (UK). start learning
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Lavar los platos. ------ I WASHED (- -) all the dishes after I had eaten. to wash the dishes. also: to wash the hands.
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Marcela and Armando have CALLED OFF the wedding. -------- to CALL something OFF. start learning
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Cancelar un evento Offerta, llamar para cancelar un evento. ----- Marcela and Armando have CALLED (- -) the wedding. - - - OUT, UP, OFF.
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