Traducción Flashcards
Take their toll / Take its toll
Pasó factura
(The years of hard work and stress finally took their toll on his health)
(The deepening recession has also taken its toll in the south of the country.
crack a joke
contar un chiste
Hold an opinion
Tener una opinión
pose a threat
Presenta una amenaza
on location
(Cuando algo es filmado en un lugar específico)
Nowhere near
Ni de lejos (he’s nowhere near as popular as he used to be)
Broken english
(when you don’t speak well)
cut out
excluir algo de tu dieta o rutina
He keeps getting at me and I really don’t know what I’ve done wrong.
No para de (criticarme repetidamente) y la verdad es que no sé qué he hecho mal.
Kick in
To start to happen or to be effective
Stem from
Provenir de (Her interest in environmental science stems from her childhood experiences exploring nature)
Put forward (an idea)
Suggest something or ask for opinions about the idea
Comprehensively
Completamente / Exhaustivamente
To plunge
Means to fall suddenly
Comparable _____
Consistent ___
Matching ___
Alike ___
to
with
with
(no preposition)
Contrary ___
Opposing ___
to
(no preposition)
Accordance ___
Contract ___
Duty ___
Assurance ___
with
with
to
(No preposition)
In/with Respect ___
Concern ___
Regard ___
Connection ___
of
with/about
to
with
Intended ___
Aimed ___
Directed ___
Focused ___
for
at
at
on
Concerned ___
Disturbed ___
Troubled ___
Worried ___
with
by
by
about
Whereas
Mientras que
Nonetheless
No obstante
·On sight
·Within/In sight
·(Cuando algo entra en tu visión que antes no había)
·Cuando puedes ver algo
Settle in
Settle down
Establecerse (en una habitación)
Establecerse (asentar la cabeza; p.ej. encontrar un trabajo y una casa)