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to pass/to happen
pasando/pasado
to give/to pass
to occur/to happen
to go across/to cross
to reach/to meet (standards, guidelines, etc)
to suffer/to go through
to spend time
to pass (a class, test)
to proceed/to come in
to go ahead
to elapse/to go by
to pass along/to go by
to go through or past/to get through
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to owe, should
debiendo/debido
el deber/los deberes (duty/duties)
to owe
to express obligation:
should
must
have to
ought to
to express possibility
must be
to make a suggestion
should or shouldn't
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to be left, to stay
quedando/quedado
to be available
to be left (are there any seats left?)
to remain (only the ____ remains)
to be leftover (Is there leftover food?)
to have left (are there any eggs left?)
to have (do we have time to go to the museum?)
to be located
to be (the restaurant is three streets from here)
to get together
to meet (Where should we meet?)
to agree to meet ( we agreed to meet)
to arrange to meet (i have arranged a meeting with)
to wait
to stay (don't ask me to stay if you aren't coming back)
to end up
to be ( we were really sad to hear about your father)
sports or competition
to come in ( I came in last)
to finish ( we finished third place in the tournament)
to appear
to look (if we don't want TO LOOK stupid, we need to think about it)
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to speak, to talk
hablando/hablado
to articulate words
to speak
to talk
to converse
to talk
to speak
to give a speech
to speak (He spoke about the problems
to speak on the phone
to call (who is calling?)
to be able to communicate in
to speak ( I speak five languages)
to deal with
to discuss
to say
to phone someone
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to carry, to bring, to wear (clothes)
llevando/llevado
To Transport
to take
to carry
to give a ride
to order food to go
Clothing
to wear
To Escort To
to take
To Spend Time On
to be
To be more than
to be ahead by
to be older than
To Manage
to handle
to deal with
to run
To Cope With
to get on
to handle
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to leave, abandon, to let, allow
dejando/dejado
To put
to leave (i left the key for you, leave the book here)
To forget
to leave (you left your cell phone here yesterday)
To abandon
to leave
To bequeath
to leave (His mother left him the house when she passed)
To leave in a distracted way
to leave (I was distracted and I left the shower running)
To transport
to leave/to drop off
To allow
to let (let me finish this)
To loan
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to call, to name
llamando/llamado
To Attract The Attention Of
to call (call your brother downstairs)
To Communicate With By Telephone
to call
to phone
To Attract
to appeal to (this doesn't appeal to me very much)
To Address as
to call
To Summon
to knock
to ring
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to take, drink
tomando/tomado
to grab/to take
to consume: to take (medication), to have (i had fish for lunch)
to ride: to take (i took the bus)
to seize: to take (the enemy took the city)
to absorb: to get (get some sun, get some fresh air)
to have as a drink: to drink
to take something to drink (i'll take a beer)
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to live
viviendo/vivido
el vivir/los vivires (lifestyle/lifestyles)
To Live: to be alive, to dwell, to subsist
To experience: to live through |
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to treat, handle
tratando/tratado
to behave: to treat (someone or something good, bad, etc..)
in medicine: to treat (a patient)
to deal with: to address (an issue,a situation, etc...)
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to watch, to look at
mirando/mirado
to look at
to watch
to pay attention to:
to be careful about-she watches/is careful about how much she eats
to make sure: make sure (look) that you have your phone with you.
orientation
to face: our livingroom faces (looks) the water |
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to wait for, to hope
esperando/esperado
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to enter, to go in, to come in |
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to receive, to welcome, to greet |
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1. to end up
a. to turn out
b. to turn out to be
c. to be
d. to work out
e. to prove
2. to be successful
a. to work
b. to work out
3. to appear
a. to find
4. to result from; used with "de"
a. to come of
b. to be the result of
5. to become; used with "en"
a. to result in
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