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| nombre indiferencia: she treated them with indifference, les trató con indiferencia |
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| verbo transitivo avergonzar, humillar: I was mortified, me sentí avergonzado,-a |
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1 (sentimiento) mutuo,-a
2 (amigo) común |
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adjetivo indispensable, imprescindible
De ser .... has pasado a ser una persona indispensable en mi vida |
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1 (persona) indignado,-a
to grow/get indignant, indignarse [about, por]
2 (comentario, mirada) de indignación |
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verbo intransitivo
1 estar furioso,-a
2 bullir, hervir: the square was seething with tourists, la plaza rebosaba de turistas |
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| verbo intransitivo culminar [in, en]: the argument culminated in a fistfight, la discusión terminó en una pelea a puñetazos |
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| verbo transitivo disuadir [from, de]: they dissuaded me from taking the new job, me convencieron para que no aceptase el nuevo trabajo |
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| nombre alianza: the two parties formed an alliance, los dos partidos formaron una alianza |
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1 ecuánime
2 listo,-a, preparado,-a [for, para]: the cat was poised to jump, el gato estaba listo para saltar |
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| verbo transitivo chamuscar |
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II verbo intransitivo
1 Orn empollar
2 rumiar, meditar melancólicamente
to brood over sthg, obsesionarse con algo |
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| adjetivo ileso,-a, indemne: they emerged unscathed, salieron ilesos |
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