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he's always got his head in the clouds, always fantasizing empezar lección
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she, s very inquisitive about my private life empezar lección
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he loves taking dangerous risks empezar lección
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he can't settle down. He goes from job to job, place to place. empezar lección
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he's always borrowing money and living off other people empezar lección
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she's aggressive and bossy. She likes to dominate empezar lección
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everyone thinks he'll get rapid promotion. he's destined to succes empezar lección
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he's slow and behind the others in his works or studies empezar lección
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she's got extremely odd. eccentric, unconventional ideas and theories. empezar lección
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he's a really nuisance i cant stand him empezar lección
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he likes to do things on his own empezar lección
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she's a girl who likes yo play rough boys games empezar lección
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he's very lively and the center of any group he's in. people always have good time when hes there empezar lección
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life and the soul of the party
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she's so negative and boring. she has depressing effect on any group of people she's with. empezar lección
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she's confident and interested in other people. she likes to meet different kinds of people empezar lección
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he goes to parties and other occasions without an invasion. he just walks in empezar lección
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unfortunately she is not usually asked to dance by anyone. she just stands there hoping empezar lección
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he just can't stop talking he goes on and on excitedly about totally unimportant things. empezar lección
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he loves to discuss and pass on news or rumours about people's private life empezar lección
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she's always the first to arrive at a party if the party's due to start at seven she's there on the dot or earlier empezar lección
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he's very strict and correct i thinks he doesn't like other people to enjoy themselves empezar lección
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she thinks she's socially superior she looks down on other empezar lección
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he's a pleasant interesting person to have with you aye any time empezar lección
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he likes to spend a lot of time alone he's not keen on parties and usually does things on his own empezar lección
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she's hoe's on and on yelling people about her children her house her job her opinions I could go to sleep empezar lección
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she's very rich and spends her time between grand social occasions and luxury holidays in different parts of the world empezar lección
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he's ways borfowin money and asking for help from other people empezar lección
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he's an upper-class person and he's often seen at high-society parties and other social events empezar lección
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she's always causing difficulties for other people by interfering in ther lives empezar lección
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where shall I put your case empezar lección
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cain I bring a friend to your party empezar lección
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people say you're very generous empezar lección
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flattery will get you nowhere
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how did you know I was going out with jenny? empezar lección
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I thought you were going to accept the offer empezar lección
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I'm having second thoughts
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Bobby's in trouble at school empezar lección
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well boys will be the boys
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I'm afraid this is the only job I can offer you empezar lección
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beggars can't be choosers
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well you can't win them all
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ok you toss I'll call Tails!
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do you know where the cinema is? empezar lección
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I'm afraid I haven't a clue
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do you know what its called empezar lección
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oh its on the tip of my tounge
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can I have some more meat empezar lección
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I dont think I can afford this restaurant it looks a bit expensive empezar lección
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our plan is a failure it won't work empezar lección
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yes by the skin of my teeth
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if you dont mind taking pot luck
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sorry I can't make bigger donations empezar lección
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I hope the weather's good for our trip tomorrow empezar lección
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I'm keeping my fingers crossed
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to say something quickly in a way that is hard to understand she babbled her thanks in a great hurry
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unkind and unpleasant talk about someone who is absent I didn't enjoy working there- backbiting bas in the air
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rude talk in reply to someone just listen to me i dont want to hear any backchat
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ways of trying to gain attention by making a lot of noise I can't see what this ballyhoo is all about
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they bamboozled me into negotiating the conctract
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to have an unexpected effect opposite to the effect intended his plan backfired and he lost a lot of money
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a strong feeling of opposition among many people towards a belief or practice the continual rise in violent crime eventually provoked a backlash again Liberal laws
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number of jobs that were not done at the proper time he has a backlog of work after holidays
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very distant place which is difficult to get to they live on a farm in the back of beyond
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to deaw back from some promised actions they promised yo cut taxes but they are beginning to backpedal now
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she has always fought bare-knuckle for her rights
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to be taken aback, to beb shocked especially by something unexpected or unpleasany i was rather gaken aback by his rudeness
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uncomfortable and ashamed in the presence or others especiqlly when one had fone something wrogn or stupidr i feel abashed at parties i am not a good mixer
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to become less strong to decrease the public anxiety about this issue may now be abating
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i am fed up with his audacious remarks
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to take person away illegaly often by force kidnap according to the police the boy has been abducted
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changed from what is usu expected and right his abberant behaviour was caused by fsct that he was under the influence of drugs
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to ecourange or to give help to a criminal the police say he aided and abetted the thief in robbing the bank
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the condition of not being in use for a certain time this custom has fallen into abeyance
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deeply disliked repugnant killing animals for food is abhorrent for some people
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i can't abide seeing such a cruelty
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if you join the club you must abide by its rules
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you must abide by the consequences of your decision
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