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Poner un negocio, montar un negocio.
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Have you thought of setting up your own business?. empezar lección
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Has pensado en montar tu propio negocio.
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This is where you can throw out your rubbish. ------ throw out, throw away or chuck away. empezar lección
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Tirar algo, botar, desechar.
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Did you try those pants on?. Did you try it on?. ---- try on. empezar lección
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Probarse una ropa, zapatos, etc.
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Hey man, please turn it down a bit. ----- turn down. empezar lección
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Remember to turn off the radio. ----- turn off. empezar lección
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I love that song, please turn it up. ----- turn up. empezar lección
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I usually turn in at 9:00 pm. every day. ----- turn in. empezar lección
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Meterse a la cama, irse a dormir ya.
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Is your computer turned on?. ----- turn on. empezar lección
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Prender, encender una maquina, motor, encender, dar marcha a un motor.
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Donal’s behaviour is what really wind me up. ----- wind up. empezar lección
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is really cold. You must wrap up your baby. ----- wrap up. empezar lección
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Come on, you two, get a move on!, we need to get a move on if we're going to catch that train. ----- Get a move on. empezar lección
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I usually "sleep in" on Saturdays. ----- Lie in, (UK). - - sleep in. (US). empezar lección
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Quedarse echado en la cama hasta muy tarde.
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I ’m not in the mood any more. Let’s wind down this party. ------ wind down. They're winding down their operations abroad because they're losing money. ------ wind down. empezar lección
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Terminar, finalizar con algo gradualmente.
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Rafael Aranesa is a very likeable man. People take to him very easily. -------- TAKE TO sb/something. empezar lección
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Empezar a gustar algo ó alguién.
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Perla and Kike (SE TOMARON A y se empezarón a gustar) each other immediately and started to talk. 1.- FEEL LIKE. 2.- TAKE TO. 3.- LOVE TO. empezar lección
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Perla and Kike TOOK TO each other immediately and started to talk. -------- TAKE TO somebody/something. Empezar a gustar algo ó alguién.
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The two friends couldn't decide which film to watch, so they tossed a coin. ----- toss a coin. empezar lección
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It is uncanny how much Shaila Durcal takes after her mother. ------ TAKE AFTER. empezar lección
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Angustia, pena, dolor, tristeza.
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mal agradecido, desgraciado.
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