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1
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Atraer la atención de alguien

A

Catch someone’s eye

Grab someone’s attention

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Pretender ser, suponerse que, tener la intención de

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Be meant to + INF

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Exactamente tan bueno como

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Every bit as good as

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Concentrarse

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Focus the mind, concentrate

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Intentar, probar algo

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Have a go/shot at doing ST

I’m not sure if I can make it, but I’ll have a go/shot

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6
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En dosis pequeñas

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In small doses

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7
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Me pone de los nervios

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It gets on my nerves
It gets my goat
Conservative ideas really get my goat

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Ser bastante fácil

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Be on the easy side, be easy-ish

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Es un golpe bajo

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It’s below the belt

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Por curiosidad

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Out of interest

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A largo plazo, a la larga

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Over the long term

In the long run

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Para mí

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To my mind

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13
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Más pronto o más tarde

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Sooner or later

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14
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Tomar contacto

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To touch base

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15
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De todos modos

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All the same

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16
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Entre medio

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Among, (amidst)

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17
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Como si

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As if

As though

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18
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A voluntad, cómodamente

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At someone’s ease

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19
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Además

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Besides, moreover, furthermore

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20
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Por tu causa

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For your own sake

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21
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Por el bien de

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For the sake of

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22
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Por casualidad

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Happened to

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23
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Por cierto

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Indeed, by the way

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24
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Al filo de

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On the brink of
On the verge of
On the brink of doing something

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25
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Descompuesto (nervios)

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Out of sorts

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26
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Hacia atrás y hacia delante

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Back and forth

To and fro

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27
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Ligeramente

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Slightly

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28
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Tener manía a alguien

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To have got it in for someone

My teacher has got it in for me

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29
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Afinar tus habilidades

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To hone your skills

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30
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Pasar de algo

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To cop out of something

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31
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Resultar, salir

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Turn out to + INF
It turned out to be a lier
Prove to + INF
She proved to be an excellent secretary

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32
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Recaudación de fondos

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Raising funds

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33
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Somos tres en la familia

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There are three of us in my family

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34
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Así, de modo que, por consiguiente

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Thus
Thereby (Adverb or connector)
He withdrew from the competition, thus allowing his rival to win
Corruption exists, thereby lowering economic growth

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35
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Considerando que

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Considering that
Considering the fact that
Considering that I’d like to go

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36
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Tomar parte en

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Take part in

I’d like to take part in the event

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37
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Tener en cuenta

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Bear in mind

I hope these comments will be kept in mind

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38
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Marcar el principio de

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Mark the beginning of

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39
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Estar dirigido a, estar pensado para

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To be aimed at

The concert is aimed at young people

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40
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Al pie de la letra

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To do something by the book

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41
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Teóricamente

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Theoretically

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42
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Es un secreto a voces

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This is an open secret

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43
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Muy puro, impoluto, sin mancha

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As pure as the driven snow
Whiter than white
Squeaky clean

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44
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¡Menos mal!

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Just as well!

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45
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Hay muchas/pocas posibilidades de que…

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There is every likelihood of it raining
There is every likelihood that it rains
There is little likelihood of their/them winning the cup
There is a strong/distinct/real possibility I could get an Erasmus grant
There is a slight/remote/outside chance she will love you
You have/stand every/a strong/a good chance of getting the job

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46
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Marcar la línea, decidir no hacer algo

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To draw the line at doing something

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47
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Tiene vida propia

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It has a mind of its own

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48
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Hacer economías, ahorrar

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To scrimp and save

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49
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Estar en números rojos

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To be in the red

To be overdrawn

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50
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La intención es lo que cuenta

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It’s the thought that counts

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51
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En el medio está la virtud

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More than enough is too much

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52
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Boca a boca

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Word-of-mouth

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53
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Días de vacas flacas

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The rainy days

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54
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Irse de juerga

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To go on a spree

I went on a spending spree

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55
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Impulsivamente

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On impulse

Sleepwalkers buy things on impulse

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56
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Gastar el dinero muy rápido y alegremente

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Spend money like water
Get through money like water
Go through money like water

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57
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No quedarse a la zaga, no ser menos, no quedarse atrás

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Not to be outdone

Nadal is a very good player, but Federer is not to be outdone

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58
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De mala gana, de manera reacia

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Reluctantly

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59
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Por lo tanto

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Therefore
I think, therefore I am
Consequently

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60
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Mantener las apariencias, querer tener lo que tiene el vecino

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Keep up with the Joneses
Keep up with the appearances
Keep up with the Gateses

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61
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Llegar tu San Martín, recibir tu merecido

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To get your come-uppance

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62
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El elemento sustancial, el todo, el sine qua non

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The be-all and end-all

The aspects are not the be-all and end-all that modern astrologers make them

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63
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Como si no hubiera mañana

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Like there was no tomorrow
As if there was no tomorrow
Jim’s spending money like there was no tomorrow

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64
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Mientras que (conjunción adversativa)

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Whereas/while/whilst

Buying online is easy, whereas selling can be complex

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65
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Zigzaguear entre el tráfico

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To weave in and out

The cyclist was weaving in and out of the traffic

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66
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Pujar en una subasta

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To bid at an auction

To make a bid

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67
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De la nada, sin avisar, inesperadamente

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Out of the blue
My cousins turned up out of the blue on Christmas Day
Jazztel rings you up out of the blue

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68
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¡Venga ya!

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Come off it!

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69
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Estar sin blanca

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To be broke

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70
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Una mano de pintura

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A coat of paint

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71
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Jugarse la vida

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Dice with the death

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72
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Dar ventaja

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Give an edge, give advantage

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73
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Llevar algo a la mente de alguien

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Bring something to mind

I use verbs, because they bring vivid and vibrant images to mind

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74
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Llevar algo a la memoria de alguien

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To drive something into someone’s memory

This image drives the message deep into people’s memory

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75
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Crear una imagen

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Create an image

These ads create a powerful mental image

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76
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Cubrir tus espaldas

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Cover your back
Cover your ass
Watch your back

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77
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Algo verdaderamente sin éxito

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A bit of disaster

My attempt was a bit of disaster

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78
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Haber conseguido algo, tener éxito en algo

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To be home and dry

When I signed the contract I thought I was home and dry

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79
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No saber qué hacer

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To be at a loss

I’m at a loss to know what to do now

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80
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A posteriori, en retrospectiva

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With hindsight

With hindsight, I think I was naive

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81
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Enseguida, ahora mismo, de inmediato

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Straightaway

You don’t have to tell them straightaway, just wait for the right time

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82
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Tomar a broma, no tomar en serio

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To laugh something off

I tried to tell her she looked beautiful, but she laughed it off

83
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Salirse de lo común, destacar

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To stand out in a crowd

She really stands out in a (from the) crowd

84
Q

Conseguir pronunciar algo

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To get someone’s tongue round ST

85
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Perder el trabajo, ser despedido

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To be made redundant
Everyone is scared they are going to be made redundant
To be fired
To get the sack
To be given the axe
To be given the boot
To be shown the door
86
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Conseguir su objetivo, resolver el problema

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To do the trick

I fixed it with masing tape. That will do the trick!

87
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Decisión del momento, espontánea

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Snap decision

Never make a snap decision when you are hungry

88
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Ser introvertido, no hablar con la gente, estar encerrado en sí mismo

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To keep oneself to oneself

He’s a very private person - he keeps himself to himself

89
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Entender una situación incorrectamente

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To get the wrong end of the stick

I said how nice she was and Julie got the wrong end of the stick and thought I wanted to go out with her

90
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Encontrar la horma de tu zapato, tu media naranja

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Meet someone’s match

I met my match - a boyfriend who made me look it

91
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Ponerse en posición de

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To rush into the position of

92
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Por la misma regla de tres

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By the same token

Some say he’s a real charmer, but by the same token are put off by his manner

93
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Estar dispuesto a

A

To be willing to + INF

94
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Ponerse de los nervios uno a otro

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To get on each other’s nerves

95
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Pinchar, hacer la puñeta a alguien

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To wind/rub someone up the wrong way

96
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Despreciar, mirar por encima del hombro

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To look down on someone

He looks down on poor people

97
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Fallarle a alguien, no ayudar a alguien especialmente si lo necesita

A

Turn your back on someone

98
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Llevarse como el perro y el gato

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To fight like cats and dogs

99
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Ir muy bien (una relación)

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To get on like a house on fire

To get along like a house on fire

100
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Ser muy parecidos, ser como dos gotas de agua (para relaciones positivas)

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To be like two peas in a pod

101
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(No) ver las cosas como el otro

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To (not) see eye to eye

102
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Ser completamente diferentes

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To be like chalk and cheese

103
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Crear una gran tensión en una relación

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To put a great strain on a relationship

104
Q

Ser un coñazo, ser un grano en el culo

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To be a pain in the neck

105
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Ponerle los cuernos a alguien

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To cheat on someone

To play away from home

106
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Tomarle el pelo a alguien

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To take the Mickey/Michael out of SO
To pull SO's leg
To kid SO
To tease SO
To make fun of SO
107
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Mucho

A

A lot, much, a great deal, a good deal

People smile a great deal

108
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Por casualidad

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By chance

Medical discoveries made by chance

109
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Pensándolo mejor, pensándolo dos veces

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On second thoughts

On second thoughts they seem to be closer than friends

110
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Volverse loco

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Go crazy
Go (a)round the bend
Come (a)round the bend

111
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Vengarse de alguien por algo

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To get even with SO (for ST)
To take revenge on SO
To get your own back on SO

112
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Continuar sin hacer caso

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To carry on regardless

113
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Sacar dinero del cajero

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To go to the ‘hole-in-the-wall’

114
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Más vale prevenir que curar

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Prevention is better than cure

115
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Seguir de cerca

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To keep tabs on SO/ST
I like to keep tabs on my bank account
I’ll keep tabs on her whereabouts

116
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En el sentido tradicional de la palabra

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In the traditional sense of the word

117
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Considerar como

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Consider to be

They considered him to be a fool

118
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A pie

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On foot

The best buildings are reachable on foot

119
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Sin ninguna duda

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Without a doubt, without doubt
Doubtless
Undoubtedly

120
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En su apogeo

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At one’s peak
The slave trade was at its peak in America
At the height of
At its height

121
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Sumérgete en

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Immerse yourself in

Immerse yourself in the american way of life

122
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Explora por ti mismo

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Explore by yourself

Don’t forget to explore by yourself!

123
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“Algo” es así

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ST is like that

Cambridge is like that

124
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Calcular a ojo

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To do a rough calculation

125
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Por presión popular (de tus amigos)

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Out of peer group pressure

I began smoking out of peer group pressure

126
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Tomar medidas físicas, medir

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Take measurements

127
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Tomar medidas políticas, decidir

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Take measures

128
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Sea como sea

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Be that as it may

129
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El mundo es un pañuelo

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It’s a small world

130
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Estar en misa y repicando

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To take it both ways

To have your cake and eat it

131
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Si bien es cierto que, aunque, no obstante (formal)(En lugar de even if, although, but)

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Albeit
I’m powerful albeit small
Yeats thus suggest the inspiring, albeit sorrowful, nature of love

132
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En la medida en que, asumiendo que

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Inasmuch as
I like sport, inasmuch as it keeps me healthy
Insofar as, insomuch as, in that

133
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Con referencia a

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By reference to

134
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Darle sentido a algo, llegar a entender algo

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Make sense of something

Scientists observe the world and try to make sense of it

135
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Sea esto o lo otro

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Be it ‘something’ or ‘something’

136
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A expensas de

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At the expense of

He lived a comfortable existence at the expense of the masses

137
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Poner a alguien a los pies de los caballos, especialmente en un trabajo

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To push/throw someone in at the deep end

138
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De repente, en el momento, de manera espontánea

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On the spur of the moment

We decided to go on the spur of the moment

139
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Llevar a en coche

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To give someone a lift/drive/ride

Someone is giving me a lift/ride/drive home

140
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Cuidar del fuerte

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To hold the fort

I’m going next door. You stay here and hold the fort

141
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Acuñar un término, dar un nombre

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Coin a term
He coined the term ‘Murphy’s Law’ during a project
Coin a phrase

142
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Atascarse

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Get stuck

I got stuck in the mud

143
Q

Mantener tu respiración

A

Hold your breath

Some people can hold their breath under water for a long time

144
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Sufrir un tirón muscular

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Pull a muscle

Athletes can pull a muscle if they don’t warm up properly before they run

145
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Ganarse (bien) la vida

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Make a (good) living
Scientists can make a good living if they write books
146
Q

Piratear ordenadores

A

Hack into computers

People hack into computers to get personal information illegally

147
Q

Priorizar el trabajo

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Prioritise your work

It’s important to prioritise your work

148
Q

Hacer experimentos

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Conduct experiments

Scientists conduct experiments on animals before trying new drugs on humans

149
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Cuestión de opiniones

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A matter of opinion

150
Q

Giro del destino, golpe del destino, vuelta de la vida

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Twist of fate

When something goes wrong it may be an accident or a twist of fate

151
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Sentido de la curiosidad

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Sense of curiosity

Children have a highly developed sense of curiosity

152
Q

No es física nuclear

A

This isn’t rocket science

Designing a website isn’t rocket science

153
Q

Carga con la cuenta, asumir el pago

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To foot the bill

I bought a new computer and my father will foot the bill

154
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En el origen del problema, en la raíz del problema

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At the root of the problem

The way they talk each other is at the root of the problem

155
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No ser una ciencia exacta

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To be not an exact science

Advertising is not an exact science

156
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Poca cosa

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Not a big deal

157
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Ser claro, hablar claramente

A

Be straight

You’re better being straight with her

158
Q

Tener un record, poseer una marca

A

To hold a record (for)
Carl Lewis held some records years ago
She holds the record for running a mile

159
Q

Estar en posesión de un pasaporte

A

To hold a passport

If one holds a passport, one can use it

160
Q

Mantener una reunión

A

To hold a meeting

We must hold a meeting to examine the list of matters

161
Q

¡No puedo más!

A

I can’t hack it!

162
Q

No sirve de nada hacer algo

A

To be pointless to do/doing ST

163
Q

Tomarse un descanso de

A

To take a break from

He took a brake from processing tax returns

164
Q

Dirigido hacia, dirigiéndose contra

A

Heading for

They found a comet heading for Earth

165
Q

Darle (buen) uso a algo

A

To put ST to (good) use

He put the power of his PC to use

166
Q

Por parte de

A

On the part of

No expertise is required on the part of the user

167
Q

Por si esto fuera poco, además

A

On top of that

The singer did not turn up and of top of that it poured with rain

168
Q

Llamar a la prudencia, advertir

A

To sound a note of caution (about)

I would sound a note of caution about this problem

169
Q

Rendir homenaje, brindar tributo, alabar

A

To pay tribute to

We’d like to pay tribute to all the musicians

170
Q

Estar loco por

A

To be crazy about/for
She is crazy for Latin American music
To be mad aboutI’m mad about the boy

171
Q

De lejos, con diferencia

A

By far
Their latest album is the best by far
By far and away
Germany is by far and away our biggest market

172
Q

Mostrar/tener interés por algo

A

To show/have interest in ST

He has never shown any interest in learning a musical instrument

173
Q

Tener en cuenta

A

Take into account

The plans to build do not take into account the effect on the environment

174
Q

Aguantar una situación dolorosa o desagradable, hacer de tripas corazón

A

To bite the bullet

You’ll just have to buy the bullet and tell her your decision

175
Q

Ser lo bastante listo o sabio como para no hacer algo

A

Know better than to do ST

He should have known better than to lie to his parents like that

176
Q

Servir como aviso

A

To serve as a warning

His punishment should serve as a warning for the others

177
Q

Ser muy cauteloso, especialmente en el trato con otras personas

A

To play one’s cards close to one’s chest

He is very cautious. He plays his cards close to his chest

178
Q

Cambio de siglo

A

Turn of the century

John designed this hotel at the turn of the century

179
Q

Poner el pie en un sitio

A

To set foot on/in

Armstrong set foot on the moon

180
Q

Hacer que alguien se dé cuenta de algo

A

To bring it home to someone

181
Q

Estar al alcance de alguien

A

To be within someone’s grasp

Both these goals are well within our grasp

182
Q

Correr el riesgo

A

To run the risk

183
Q

Conducir un coche

A

To run a car

184
Q

Manejar tu negocio, llevar tu empresa

A

To run your business

185
Q

Ser muy bueno en algo, jugar en otra liga

A 
To be in a class of one's own
As a player, he was in a class of his own
186
Q

Perder la perspectiva, no distinguir qué es lo importante

A

To miss the point

You’ve missed the point. The problem is not the money, it’s how you use it

187
Q

Darle importancia a algo o a alguien

A

To make a point of SO/ST

Don’t make a point of John’s comment

188
Q

No poder menos que

A

Can’t help but

She’s very pretty, I can’t help but admire her

189
Q

Ser demasiado, ser pedir mucho

A

To be a tall order

That’s a tall order!

190
Q

Estar en muchos apuros, estar con el agua al cuello

A

To be up the creek

If the car breaks down we’re really up the creek

191
Q

Mantener el punto de vista opuesto

A

To hold the opposite point of view

192
Q

Ya ser hora

A

To be about/high time + UNREAL

It’s about/high time Fred learnt (UNR) how to tie his shoelaces

193
Q

Torcerse el tobillo

A

Twist the ankle/knee

Footballers are at risk of injury, and often twist their ankle

194
Q

Una decisión demasiado apresurada

A

A hasty decision

195
Q

Vísteme despacio, que tengo prisa

A

More haste, less speed

196
Q

Estar en las afueras, en el culo del mundo

A

To be in the sticks

A woman from a small village out in the sticks

197
Q

Resultó ser una pequeña decepción

A

It came as a bit of disappointment to me

198
Q

Guardar rencor a alguien, tener algo contra alguien

A

To hold/have ST against SO

To bear a grudge against SO

199
Q

Mantener un trabajo

A

To hold down a job

I’ve been fired four times. I just can’t hold down a job!

200
Q

Ocupar un puesto elevado, tener responsabilidad

A

To hold high/an office

201
Q

Recibir un título, obtener una titulación

A

To hold a degree

She held her university degree last year

202
Q

Bajo ninguna circunstancia (INV)

A

On no account
On no account are you to leave the door unlocked
Under no circumstances
Under no circumstances must he be left alone
In no way
In no way can you deny that you were involved

203
Q

Alrededor de

A

Somewhere in the region of

We have somewhere in the region of 500 firefighters in Valencia

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