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1
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lavarse

A

to wash one selves, talking about washing oneself without actually doing it

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bañarse

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to bathe one selves

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acostarse

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to go to bed

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me ACOSTÉ temporano anoche

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I went to bed early last night , acosté past tense of taking oneself to bed.

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Se acustó en la arena y se puso la camisa en la cabeza

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She lied in the sand and put the shirt over her head

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Acusté a los niño y luego me acosté yo.

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I put the children to bed and then I went to bed myself

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despertarse

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to wake up, to wake up oneself

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sentarse

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to sit down

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vestirse

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to get dressed

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hada

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fairy

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Juanita y su mamá se visten en las mejores tiendas de marca

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Juanita and mama always BUYS THEIR clothes from designer stores

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12
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tiendas de marca

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designer stores

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13
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según

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according to

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Un mantel blanco vestía la mesa

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A white cloth covered the table (also means to cover)

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El diseñador

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the designer

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El diseñador vistió a muchas celebridades

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The designer dressed alot of celebrities

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la ley

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the law

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antes de

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before

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Tengo que levantarme a las seis de la mañana

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I have to get up at six in the morning

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afeitarse

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to shave oneself

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21
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capillaries

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to brush, teeth, hair etc

22
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Hay que cepillarse los dientes tres veces al día.

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You should brush your teeth three times a day

23
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hay que

A

you should, they should

24
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Samanta se gasta 10 minutos cepillándose el pelo.

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Samantha spends ten minutes brushing her hair

25
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Siempre se cepillan a mitad de los estudiantes en ese curso

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They always fail half the students on that course , (to fail, cepillan)

26
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el pelaje

A

hair

27
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Dejé el celular en la barra y me lo cepillaron.

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I left my cell on the bar and someone swiped it (to swipe)

28
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Mira que fácil sería cepillarle la cartera del bolsillo a ese chico

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Look how easy it would be to pinch the guy’s Wallet from his pocket (to pinch)

29
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un aumento

A

a raise , more money

30
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Trata de cepillar al jefe un poco antes de pedirle un aumento.

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try and flatter the boss before you ask him for a raise, (to flatter)

31
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maquillarse

A

to put on makeup

32
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pienarse

A

to comb one’s hair

33
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pintarse

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to put makeup or nail polish on

34
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quitarse

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to take off, (I quit, quitarse)

35
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animarse

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to cheer up, (become animated)

36
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asustarse

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to become frighten or scared

37
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enfadarse

A

to get angry

38
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enojarse

A

to get angry

39
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No te enojes con tus hijos; no saben lo que hacen

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Don’t get mad at your children, they do not know what they are doing

40
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impuestos

A

tax

41
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césped

A

grass

42
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preocuparse

A

to get angry

43
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quedarse

A

to remain

44
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Nuestros primos se quedaron con nosotros durante la Navidad

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our cousins stayed with us over the Christmas

45
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No te puedes quedar con lo que no es tuyo.

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you can’t keep what is not yours

46
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No se me queda la lección después de haberla aprendido.

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I can’t remember the lesson after I learned it , (to learn)

47
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No trates de quedarte conmigo. Hicimos un trato.

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Don’t try to kid me, we made a deal (to kid)

48
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un trato

A

a deal

49
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asientos

A

seats

50
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la fachada

A

the front

51
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alimentar a los perros.

A

to feed the dogs

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