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Tocar, toquetear. PAT alguien ABAJO. empezar lección
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PAT somebody DOWN. ---------- The security guards patted us down as we entered the courtroom. They were making sure no-one was carrying a gun. ----------- PAT somebody DOWN.
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PIN ABAJO a alguien algo. Fuerza para hacer algo, para entender. empezar lección
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PIN DOWN someone something. Force to do something, to understand.
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Bajar la voz. PIPA ABAJO. empezar lección
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PIPE DOWN. ----------- Everyone was talking loudly until the teacher came in and told them to pipe down. Then it got much quieter. -------- PIPE DOWN.
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Menospreciar, subestimar. JUGAR algo ABAJO. empezar lección
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PLAY something DOWN. ------------ Democrats "plays down" the risks of loosing the elections. -------- PLAY something DOWN.
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Demoler, derrumbar, destruir. JALAR ABAJO algo. empezar lección
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PULL DOWN something. -------- A developer is going to pull down our beautiful old cinema and build another block of apartments on the land.-------- PULL DOWN something.
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Sacrificar, poner a dormir. PONER ABAJO. empezar lección
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PUT DOWN ---------- Eventually the poor cat was in such pain that we had to have her put down. ------ put down.
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Poner en el suelo. PONER algo ABAJO. empezar lección
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PUT something DOWN. --------- Kaz said, 'Put me down, daddy!'. ------- PUT something DOWN.
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Criticar, Poner por los suelos a alguien arrogantemente. menospreciar. PONER alguien ABAJO. empezar lección
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PUT somebody DOWN. --------- Essy always was trying to put me down in front of her family.-------- PUT somebody DOWN.
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Anotar, escribir rapidamente. PONER ABAJO. empezar lección
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PUT DOWN ---------- Can you put your phone number down in the book?.------- put down
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Explicar, poder ser debido a... PONER algo ABAJO a algo. empezar lección
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PUT something DOWN to something. Explain, could be due to something.
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Poner en el suelo. LEY ABAJO algo. empezar lección
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LAY DOWN something. ----------- Union bosses encouraged the workers to lay down their tools and go on strike for higher wages and better working conditions. ---------- LAY DOWN something.
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Desepcionar. DEJAR alguien ABAJO. empezar lección
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LET somebody DOWN. ----------- I promised to go to the party with Genny, and I can't let her down. -------- LET somebody DOWN.
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Dejar atras, poder olvidar algo. VIVIR ABAJO algo. empezar lección
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LIVE DOWN something. -------- Essy said Such a bad reputation is hard to live down. -------- LIVE DOWN something.
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Tomar nota, anotar algo rapidamente, escribir. TOMAR algo ABAJO. empezar lección
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TAKE something DOWN. ----------- The police stopped Oviedo's truck and took down his name and address. ------- TAKE something DOWN.
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Quitar, Desmontar, Desarmar. TOMAR ABAJO algo. empezar lección
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TAKE DOWN something. -------- Selina said, the platform was "taken down" for safety reasons. -------- TAKE DOWN something.
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GO DOWN ------ The cost of airline tickets is GOING DOWN because of the competition fro budget airlines. ------ GO DOWN.
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Clavar con clavos. UÑA o UÑA ABAJO. empezar lección
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NAIL, or NAIL DOWN -------- I need to nail down a few loose boards in the flooring. ------- NAIL, or NAIL DOWN.
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