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to scold or say exactly what you think about that person (when you have a negative opinion of them)?. Regañar. Quito got (t- - - off) for talking in class. commencer à apprendre
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told off - - - Quito got (told off) for talking in class. Tell off... to scold or say exactly what you think about that person (when you have a negative opinion of them). Regañar.
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to ignore or to pretend not to hear?. Ignorar. I (tu- - out) when my wife starts nagging me. commencer à apprendre
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TUNE (someone/something) OUT. ------- I (tuned out) when my wife starts nagging me. --- tune (someone/something) out. I (tuned out) when my wife starts nagging me. --- tune (someone/something) out.
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to challenge or confront the person, especially about something they are doing wrong?. Confrontar a alguien, Llamarle la atención a alguien, afrontar alguien, ponerse al pedo, retar. Trump was (ca- - out) by the republicans with the biggest crisis of his political life. ------ call someone out. commencer à apprendre
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CALL (someone) OUT ------ Trump was (called out) by the republicans with the biggest crisis of his political life. ------ call someone out. CALL (someone) OUT ------ Vannesa got sick and tired of being treated badly, so she finally called her boss out.------ call (someone) out.
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to reveal a secret or share information that was meant to be kept hidden?. Revelar un secreto. How did Lety Calderón is planning a surprise party without (le - - - g on) to her husband?. commencer à apprendre
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Let on ------- How did Lety Calderón is planning a surprise party without (letting on) to her husband?. How did Maggy plan the surprise party without (letting on) to her husband?.
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to complain loudly and angrily?. Despotricar, empezar a gritar e insultar como loco. Jane has clearly had a bad day; she's been (ra - -) for half an hour now without stopping. commencer à apprendre
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ranting ----- Jane has clearly had a bad day; she's been (ranting) for half an hour now without stopping. RANT or RANT AND RAVE---- Luis Gutierrez was ranting and raving about the injustice of the situation.--- to rant. or rant and rave.
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Manifestar su oposición sobre algo. speaking publicly about controversial issues?. Some American people (sp- - out) about Illegal immigration. commencer à apprendre
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Speak out About/Against. - - - - Some American people (speak out) about Illegal immigration. --- speak out about/against. Speak out About/Against. ------ Many people speak out against domestic violence. --- speak out about/against.
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Estar con la misma cantaleta, machacar con lo mismo. to talk incessantly about something?. I don't see why you Essy have to keep (ha- - - on) about money. commencer à apprendre
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Harp on ----- I don't see why you Essy have to keep (harping on) about money. ------- harp on. Hector is always harping on about more and more production. ---- harp on.
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Defender a. sacar la cara por, dar la cara por. to defend or support someone or something. When the bullies came around, kike (st- - up for) his little brother. commencer à apprendre
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STICK UP FOR (someone). ---- When the bullies came around, kike (stuck up for) his little brother. ---- stick up for (someone). STICK UP FOR (someone). ------- When the bullies came around, Omero stuck up for his little sister. ------- stick up for (someone).
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Confesar, escupir algo. to confess; admit you did something bad/wrong?. It’s time to (fe- - up) did you spend all that money?. commencer à apprendre
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FESS UP ------- It’s time to fess up did you spend all that money?. ------- fess up. FESS UP ------- Haha, come on Vanessa, fess up! What’d you do?. ---- fess up.
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Puntualizar, señalar, remarcar. call attention to a particular fact. The tour guide (po - - ed out) the historical monuments as the bus drove past them. ---- point out. commencer à apprendre
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POINT OUT ---- The tour guide (pointed out) the historical monuments as the bus drove past them. ---- point out. POINT OUT ------- I just pointed out that I’ve been with the company for two years and my boss doesn’t need to spell out every single task as if I were a child. ------- point out.
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Decir las cosas sin pensalas, hablar bajo un impulso, hablar sin pensar, desembuchar. to say something quickly and spontaneously, often without thinking?. Will you marry me?. Suddenly Juan Pablo (bl- - - out). commencer à apprendre
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blurt out. --- Will you marry me?. Suddenly Juan Pablo (blurted out). ------ blurt out. BLURT OUT ------ To his mother's horror, The doctor blurted out all the details of her illness. ------ blurt out.
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Entrometerse, meterse. to suddenly enter and interrupt a conversation (often when you are not particularly welcome in that conversation)?. Essy Please stop (bu- - in). You'll have a turn to speak. commencer à apprendre
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BUTT IN ------ Essy Please stop (butting in). You'll have a turn to speak.--- butt in. BUTT IN ------ The interviewer kept butting in and wouldn't let me answer the question. ------ butt in.
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to mind your own business?. No te metas. This has nothing to do with you! I wish you would just (b- - out)!. commencer à apprendre
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BUT OUT. ---- This has nothing to do with you! I wish you would just butt out! ....... BUT OUT.
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Asaltar a mano armada, robar a mano armada. to carry out armed robbery on) ?. Mister Bean is in jail because he attempted to (st - - up) a local bank. commencer à apprendre
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STICK UP ------ A gang (stuck up) a bank in New York city last week. ----------- STICK UP.
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Esplicar muy detalladamente. describe or explain it very carefully in a detailed and meticulous way?. It’s frustrating when you have to (sp- - everything out) for new employees. commencer à apprendre
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Spell out ------ It’s frustrating when you have to (spell everything out) for new employees. ---- spell something out. I just pointed out that I’ve been with the company for two years and my boss doesn’t need to spell out every single task as if I were a child. ---- spell something out.
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