Sebastian

Question 1

reaching to a person that is ahead of you

Answer 1

catch up

Question 2

free time, something as vacations

Answer 2

time off

Question 3

• to compensate for something that has been lost or has been missed
• also “maquillarse”

Answer 3

make up

Question 4

to become popular or fashionable

Answer 4

catch on

Question 5

caught

Answer 5

past participle of catch

https://www.linguee.co/ingles-espanol/traduccion/caught.html

Question 6

• to say what the amount, value, or rate of something is or to to make a judgment about something
• to give (a player or team) a penalty during a game

Answer 6

assess

Question 7

to push a knife into someone

Answer 7

stab

Question 8

a sharp metal tool used for cutting:

Answer 8

knife

Question 9

past and past participle of keep

Answer 9

kept

Question 10

• an area of water near the coast where ships are kept
• to have (usually bad) thoughts in one’s head
  (albergar)

Answer 10

harbour

Question 11

an amount of money that you pay to do or use something

Answer 11

fee

Question 12

to rub your skin with your nails

Answer 12

Scratch

Question 13

timid

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shy

Question 14

someone that have common sense is

Answer 14

sensible

reasonable

Question 15

easily upset by the things people say or do, or causing people to be upset, embarrassed, or angry:

Answer 15

sensitive

Question 16

someone that makes fun of another person in a bad woy

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bully

Question 17

someone who steals

Answer 17

thief

robber

Question 18

the past and past participle of steal

Answer 18

stole

stolen

Question 19

to take something without the permission or knowledge of the owner and keep it:

Answer 19

to steal

to rob = to steal

Question 20

to live in a place or in a particular way

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dwell

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles/dwell

Question 21

very wide

Answer 21

broad

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles/broad

Question 22

difference between steal and thief

Answer 22

thief  = person
steal = action

Question 23

[verb]
to behave as if sexually attracted to someone, although not seriously

[noun]
someone who behaves as if they are sexually attracted to a lot of people:
-> He’s a compulsive flirt

Answer 23

[verb and noun] flirt

[adj] flirting

Question 24

• representing

Answer 24

behalf

On behalf of …
(en nombre de…)

-On behalf of the entire company, I would like to thank you for all your work.

-other uses 
 on behalf of sb
 in behalf of sb (us also) 
 on sb's behalf
 in sb's behalf (us also)

Question 25

adquirir un habito

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get into the habit | I have got into the habit

Question 26

a compromise in a long period

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long term commitment

Question 27

when we forget the keys into the house

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lock the keys inside house

Question 28

the most important pieces of information about something, or general information without details

Answer 28

the gist

Question 29

chasquear los dedos

Answer 29

``` to snap snap -> instantaneo snapshot -> instantanea - in the snap - to make a snap decision ```

Question 30

when something has bad characteristics or | disadvantages

Answer 30

drawback

Question 31

enfriar y calentar

Answer 31

cool down | warm up

Question 32

contrarios de temperatura

Answer 32

hot and cold | warm and cool