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I may have misjudged Ramon. ------ misjudge. empezar lección
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juzgar mal, mal interpretar.
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Logan portrayed the professor in the play. -------- portray. empezar lección
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representar, hacer el papel.
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Larry is a "JOLLY" old man, and always has time for others. ------------ JOLLY. empezar lección
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alegre, feliz, encantado de la vida. happy; smiley.
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The gymnast performed a flawless routine. ------ FLAWLESS. empezar lección
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Sin defecto, sin error, Impecable, perfecto, perfecta. without any mistakes, marks, or bad features.
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Lydia's article has provided a real breakthrough in the research in this field. ------ breakthrough. empezar lección
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The word: (friar), is written: f r i a r. It sounds: FRIAR. And means?. empezar lección
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The (S) car drivers had to spend the night in their cars waiting for the road to be cleared. Varado, encallado. Left somewhere with no way of going anywhere else. empezar lección
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The STRANDED car drivers had to spend the night in their cars waiting for the road to be cleared ........ STRANDED. Varado, encallado. Left somewhere with no way of going anywhere else.
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THRIFTY. ------ Ramiro is a thrifty guy. Quito, if you're thrifty you'll have some money left at the end of the month.
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The word THRIFT is written: t h r i f t. ------ It sounds the same... And means?. empezar lección
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I learned thrift from my Mom and uncle Jose.
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tienda de segunda mano. a charity store selling second-hand items).
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La gente como yo obedece.
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Opera is for sophisticated, rich people; it isn't for the likes of me. empezar lección
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La ópera es para gente rica y sofisticada, no para gente como yo.
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We don't want the likes of you around here. empezar lección
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No queremos la gente como tu por aqui.
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Fib ....... Are you fibbing me?...... Fib. empezar lección
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Can you break a $50 bill for me please ?. empezar lección
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Me puedes feriar un billete de 50 por favor.
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Al señor Trump le hierve la sangre.
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The gig is UP... His contract was UP in three weeks. empezar lección
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Up= at an end. El concierto, la tocada se acabó.
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The pin (PRI-C-T) Martha's finger. empezar lección
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The pin PRICKED Martha's finger.
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The pin PINCHO Martha’s finger. empezar lección
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El alfiler PRICKED el dedo de Martha. Prick - - Pinchar, picar. to make a very small hole in the surface of something with a sharp object.
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Jose PRICKED his finger with a wire and drew blood. ----- to PRICK. empezar lección
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Pinchar, picar. to make a very small hole in the surface of something with a sharp object.
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Jose (PRIC- - -) his finger with a wire and drew blood. Pinchar, picarse un dedo. empezar lección
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Jose PRICKED his finger with a wire and drew blood.
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Dad drove away, STRANDING the dog in the middle of nowhere. empezar lección
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Abandonar, varar, encallar. to forsake, to desert, abandon, to leave (a person or animal) in a place without a way of leaving it.
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Dad drove away, ABANDONANDO (S) the dog in the middle of nowhere. Abandonar, varar, encallar. to forsake, to desert, abandon, to leave (a person or animal) in a place without a way of leaving it. empezar lección
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Dad drove away, STRANDING the dog in the middle of nowhere.
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Berny Sander's car broke down, and he was STRANDED in the middle of nowhere. ----- to STRAND. empezar lección
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Abandonar, varar, encallar. to forsake, to desert, abandon, to leave (a person or animal) in a place without a way of leaving it.
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Gloria Trevi's flight was canceled, so she was left STRANDED at the airport. ----- to STRAND. empezar lección
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Abandonar, varar, encallar. to forsake, to desert, abandon, to leave (a person or animal) in a place without a way of leaving it.
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The students started nodding during the long and boring lecture. ----- to NOD. empezar lección
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Alison smiled and NODDED in agreement. ---- to NOD. empezar lección
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Decir que si con la cabeza. to move your head first downward and then upward, to answer “Yes” to a question or to show that you agree, approve, or understand.
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