listening

Question 1

dragging that wagon all over the movie

Answer 1

/ˈwæɡ.ən/
carroça, ou vagão
a vehicle with four wheels, usually pulled by horses or oxen, used for transporting heavy goods, especially in the past,
a large wheeled container for transporting goods, that is pulled by a train:
- a goods wagon
- The first white settlers journeyed across America in covered wagons.

Question 2

jeopardaise

Answer 2

/ˈdʒep.ɚ.daɪz/
to put something such as a plan or system in danger of being harmed or damaged:
- She knew that by failing her finals she could jeopardize her whole future.

Question 3

she was throwing herself at peter

Question 4

pours out the kids medicine

Answer 4

to tell all your problems or feelings to someone, especially privately or secretly: to freely express (an emotion) : to talk freely about (something personal)

• He spends every lunchtime pouring out his emotional problems to me and expects me to find a solution.
• I listened while he poured out his anger and frustration.
• She poured out the whole story.

Question 5

iam genuinely taking it back

Answer 5

1 – Começaremos com take back como devolver:

• I took the book back to the library.
• the shirt didn´t match the skirt so i had to take it back
• The toaster I bought didn’t work, so I had to take it back.
• The store won’t take back clothing if it has been worn.

2 – Os exemplos abaixo são de take back no sentido de aceitar de volta:

• She had an affair, but then he took her back.
• if they droke up she´d never take him back
• Why on earth would you take him back when he’s been such a rat?

4 – Retirar o que disse/fez também são significados de take back:

• I didn’t mean what I said – I take it back.
• After your bad behavior, I take back all the nice things I said about you.

Question 6

tell apart

Answer 6

• I couldn’t tell apart the real $20 bill from the counterfeit one.
• Even our parents sometimes have trouble telling me and my brother apart.
• He looked at me and said he often wondered how I told my books apart.