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almost touching skimming at ground level |
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at ease, comfortably
at your leisure |
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1) to shrink/reduce in size
2) to humiliate
3) to minimize or low ball something
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to chase away
to drive off |
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to enlarge (in space and/or time)
to lengthen, extend
to stretch out (a limited resource) |
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to reach to be enough to catch up to achieve |
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incentive attraction, charm |
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adj. longing, yearning
a faint voice or breathing |
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to uproot, pull up, pull out
to strip out, to rip out (remove)
to start (maquinas) |
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1) to snatch/grab w/ force
2) to attract, forcefully, attention
3) get carried away by a strong feeling |
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1) to get or move (oneself) close to 2) to place something next to 3) to leave behind or abandon something/profession |
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1) to watch (unobserved)
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amazed
thunderstruck
aghast |
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to catch someone/thing fleeing
to easily capture/grab [st] difficult or advantageous
to trap |
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1) armpit
2) point of attachment of a branch (to a tree)
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2) to wobble/sway |
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1) precipice, cliff
2) gully/ravine
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2) to sweep away |
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a puff, of smoke
a breath of air
a mouthful |
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1) to toast, drink a toast
2) to give or provide
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to make yourself available
a toast was made/proposed/drunk
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1) to sprout, to bud
2) to arise, break out, appear, burst forth |
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1) racket, noise, commotion
2) a brawl, trouble, a quarrel |
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to be bowled over
to fall over backwards
to be astonished |
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galvanized zinc (zinc roof) |
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laugh, burst or shout of laughter |
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1) set of houses (unincorporated)
2) country house w/ facilities |
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1) to make noise splashing (esp. w/ feet hands)
2) to paddle |
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to snap finger
to crack a whip
click (your) tongue |
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to shout, yell, shriek
to scream in pain (person)
to screech (bird)
to squeal (pig)
to ball or cry |
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1) joke, gag
2) funny situation |
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person of mixed race (mestizo:indigena y europeo) |
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to suck, or, to lick
to puff on (tobacco)
to soak up, absorb
to milk or suck dry something
to drink alcohol, in abundance |
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niño [PE]
grime
grease drippings |
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to nail, to nail down
to press in, to spike |
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1) an elbow (a hit)
2) a nudge |
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to fill up, to shower, to fulfill |
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1) an outline or edge
2) contour
3) environs, surrounding area
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1) misshapen, hunchback
2) counterfeit |
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1) to invite (someone)
2) to treat (someone to something) |
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1) to run about (w/o direction)
2) to chase/pursue
3) to walk aimlessly
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to fuck, screw (AC or DC) |
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to go / going on and on (about something) |
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to make happy,
bring or cause happiness
to please |
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to feel pity, feel sorry for
to make someone feel sad,
sorry, shy, embarrassed |
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once and for all, in one go |
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1) to spill/pour (liquid)
2) to shed (blood)
3) to scatter |
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1) to spread out (people, around a space)
2) to flow or drain (water)
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to bring down
to knock down |
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1) to blind or dazzle (someone's vision)
2) to bedazzle or leave (someone) speechless |
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to remove, detach
to leave or be separated from |
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takeoff
start, kickoff of a project |
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1) to waste (something)
2) to fail to take advantage of an opportunity |
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to collapse
to fall in
to tumble down |
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to make public
to disseminate, circulate, spread
to divulge |
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dwarf, short
shorty, little runt |
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1) hoist (a flag)
2) defend (idea, cause, privilege) |
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to straighten (something) to straighten out (a situation) |
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1) cove
2) inlet
3) corral or paddock |
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to sketch out
to rough out |
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to cut
to divide
to separate |
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That sounds/seems good to me. |
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to stretch
to tighten
to stretch out (something doubled) |
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1) to make something shake
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look, appearance
dreadful sight
fascist |
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1) sticky mud, or mudflats
2) mire
3) degradation |
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to set,
to fix
to pay attention to... |
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1) to fix (in place)
2) to paste (something on something)
3) to set (a meaning, limit, etc.)
4) to fix a glare, someone's attention
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stranger, outsider (person or thing) |
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to make an effort to overcome resistance
to struggle
to oppose stenuously |
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CA demanding, severe
CA idiot, fool, annoying, tedious |
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1) snarl, growl, grunt
2) to show disgust (muttering between teeth)
3) squeeking |
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coveralls dust cover awning |
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1) to become (something)
2) to pretend (to be), to simulate
3) (something) transforms into something else
4) to pretend to be, act as if...
5) to be (something, funny, brave, young,...)
6) Move/put yourself somewhere (a un lado, afuera,...)
7) hacerse CON - get, take control of, dominate ...
8) hacerse "thing" - appeared to be "the thing)
9) hacerse la hora de X - arrive at X-hour
10) Que se hizo... what became of, what was done w/.
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to swell, puff up, inflate
to rise up (water in a river)
to do something to excess
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1) large pitchfork
2) a Y-prop of wood/timber for supporting... |
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sullen, surly
unwelcoming, gloomy |
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1) to sink/submerge 2) to plunge 3) immerse
4) to overwhelm, to swamp
5) to bring down |
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shy, retiring, hermit-like
unsociable, sullen
aloof |
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1) incautious, unwary, unguarded
2) gullible
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filth, dirt, garbage
dishonesty, corruption |
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unheard of
incredible
unbelievable
unusual |
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to burst (explode)
to burst/barge in |
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to hoist, raise (up) something
to fly (i.e., continuous) |
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1) to pull,
2) to draw (near)
3) to drag
4) to inhale
5) to guzzle (booze), HON |
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rubber plant or tree
natural rubber/latex
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shed, fragment (of clothing)
street (PE) |
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to tilt,
to incline,
to lean
to sidestep |
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to fight, to wage (a fight)
to issue (a check or dispatch) |
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to avoid, escape (from)
to get out of "algo"
to get away from ("alguien") |
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1) trouble, mess, fuss,
2) mess, clutter, shambles |
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solid, massive (thing)
sturdy, robust (person) |
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1) to hit with the hand(s), to slap around
2) to make hand gestures/movements
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to fight (with each other) |
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1) a lighter
2) candlestick holder
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1) faint-hearted
2) fearful, timid
3) one who causes fear |
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it's a good thing that... lucky for me... just as well... |
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to mention (often a sensitive subject) |
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1) to prowl (often w/ bad intent)
2) vagabonding (via catching or robbing)
3) to maraude (soldier(s)) |
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1) mean, stingy, miserly (person)
2) paltry, miserable (thing)
3) mean-spirited |
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counter (display) desk bar
bar |
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1) lad/lass, youth
2) single person |
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1) fog
2) mist
3) confusion (figurative) |
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sharpness, definition, clarity |
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to smell [sth]
to smell of/like [sth] |
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to suspect, to guess, to sense |
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1) to top it all (off),
2) to make things worse, |
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neck (generally, an animal's) |
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pillar the base (of something, figuratively) |
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to step on
to tread on, to crush
to set foot in/on... |
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to trample on (to destroy)
to crush (figuratively)
to ride roughshod over (fig.) |
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lawsuit, legal action a fight, confrontation, feud |
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to strive/endeavor w/ tenacity
to insist |
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to enchant, captivate, charm |
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to fall in love,
be enchanted,
be charmed |
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facial expression - a pout a stew (PE) |
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1) handful, fistfull
2) bunch
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to slice, cut, crack, slit, cleave |
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to cover or hide something you don't want seen/known
to show misgiving/suspicion in taking up a resolution
to taste/test something a second time |
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1) sturdy, hardy (thing)
2) fierce, hard, intense (activity)
3) strong, tough, harsh (person) |
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1) bend (in a river, street. etc.)
2) turn |
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1) to scold
2) to reprimand/tell off/yell at
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1) to search or examine carefully (to discover something)
2) to register or record
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emits or reflects light (a thing)
to glisten (a thing)
to shine (a person) |
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to finish (something) completely
to finish off (i.e, kill) |
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1) to creep to crawl on the ground (like reptiles) |
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to slip
to slide
to fall (by accident
to make a slip or error |
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crack or chink
weakness
loophole |
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to break up something by hitting violently
to exhaust someone with work
to bother, tire, enrage someone to explode violently (a passion) |
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to fly around, circle
swarm |
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smiling
(person) who laughs easily
prosperous, favorable |
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1) hoarse (voice)
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wisdom, knowledge, good sense |
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wiseacre
(pretends to be wise, but certainly is not so) |
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to splash (at someone/thing)
some substance) splashes out/splatters
to prejudice someone/thing's honor incidentally |
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1) a shock/fear created by unexpected noise/act
2) sudden shock or fear
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1) to placate, pacify, quiet down
2) to rest, relax or stop the disturbing activity or movement |
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quiet, tranquility, serenity |
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1) to plow through
2) to plow (make furrows)
3) to mark (with lines)
4) to move through a fluid, breaking it or cutting it |
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1) to speak softly, whisper
1) to make a soft rustling sound |
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1) partition
2) thin partition wall |
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just as,
just like,
such as
in the same condition |
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1) rashness
2) recklessness |
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stubborn
obstinate
pin-headed |
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1) stiff
2) tense
3) upright |
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1) lack of light
2) the dark, duskiness, darkness
3) complete ignorance or confusion (due to lack of knowledge)
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1) to throw
2) to let fall
3) to fire, shoot, launch, set off (ammunition) |
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trastabillarse/tartamudear |
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contract, agreement, treaty
manner, behavior |
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1) narrow lane
2) shortcut |
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1) a toy top 2) a spinning car |
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1) threshold (lower part of doorway)
2) first step in a process
3) minimum requirement |
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a nuisance, a pain [AmL]
a sheath for a knife/sword |
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to skip (class)
to irritate, anger or bug someone |
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1) to turn around
2) v_e alguien atras - go back on your word
3) v_e alguien contra otra - persecute, harm or be contrary
4) v_e alguien loco - to lose his/your mind
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anxiety, sadness or restlessness (caused by fear) |
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