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bail on someone
brag about sth
break into sth
bring in
bring someone in
bring someone or oneself to do something <br>bring myself to
bring sth up
burst in
buy into sth
churn out sth/ churn sth out (informal)
cut down sth/cut sth down
drag on
draw on sth
dress someone up (transitive)
dress up (formal) intransitive
drive of
figure out
fit in with sth
get into informal
get through sth
go out
grow on someone
juice sth/sm up
keep my head down
keep up with sth, smb (SAME SPEED)
keep up with sth/smb understand
live of
made up for sth (replace)
made up for sth (worth)
make out sth/make sth out
perk someone up/ perk up someone
pick sth out/ pick out sth
pile into something
pitch in
pop up
pull on sth (clothes )
pull something of
put sb out
put sth out (book, magazines, music...)
put together sth / put sth together
rang sth up (goals)
rang sth up (money)
rang sth up (phone)
run of sth
rush out
save up sth/ save sth up
sell somebody on something
set someone up
shitty
shy away from sth
slip sth on/ slip on sth
stand back
stand for something BRITISH
stand out
stand up for sth/sb
swear by
take back sth/ take sth back
take of
take of (clothes)
take of (planes, figurative)
take of (people relations)
take of (work)
talk sb through sth
to cut of
turn out
turn out that
wind someone up/ wind up someone
contribuir para <br><br>your arrival only added to the confusion
abandonar
se gabar<br>Tom is always bragging about his successful life.
start doing something <br><br>everyone breaks into a song out of nowhere
fazer entrar (dinheiro)<br>the magazine brought in more cash than we had ever seen before.
entregar alguém (por crime)
I can't bring myself to eat snails.<br><br>ter coragem
mencionar algo<br><br>don't you ever bring it up again
enter in a place suddenly, interrupting someone. <br>I hate to burst in but it's an emergency!
se deixar levar <br><br>There's a part of me that buys into that cheesy "my little girl is becoming a woman" thing.
to produce in large amounts mass productions usualy low quality<br><br>Asian factories will be churning out more large TVS<
eat or drink less something/reduce the amount or number of something <br><br>I'm trying to cut sugar down.
The meeting was going to drag on past lunch time.<br>A reunião ia se arrastar até depois da hora do almoço.<br><br>
utilizar<br><br>draw on my money
to put clothes on someone so that they look like someone else for fun se fantasiar<br><br>They dressed her up as a fairy...
to put on formal clothes : you have to dress up forthe occasion. it's s wedding man!<br><br><br>
leave
descobrir<br><br>1. I figured this out because I watched the movie twice.
combinar, se encaixar com algo, condizer<br><br>great shelf, but it doesn't fit with the rest of the furniture...<br><br>his wor
start to enjoying something or being enthusiastic about it
passar por algo (problema)<br><br>we got through a severe depression.
sair de um lugar prédio , casa, para fazer por entretenimento
começar a gostar de algo/alguém I didn't like you at first, but your kindness made you grow on me.
melhorar, energizar, aprimorar.<br><br>What better way to juice up this party?
ficar na minha
acompanhar algo ou alguém <br><br>he had to hurry up to keep up with her
to be able to understand or deal with something that is happening or changing very fast<br><br>Technology changes so fat th
sustentar (sentido de ganhos pra sobrevivência)<br><br>you can't live of your kid anymore, he's already 28. put him to work
compensar<br><br>nothing can make up for a child loss
to provide something good, so that something bad seems less important (compensar)<br><br>The good weather made up for
hear, see or understand someone or something with difficulty<br><br>I couldn't make out what he's saying
animar alguém <br><br>I brought some candies to perk you up!
choose something <br>
enter in a place or move disorderly. <br>she opened the door and said : pile in!
help out<br><br>we are gonna pitch in and help to make your dreams comw true
aparecer brotar
put on clothes quickly <br><br>Josh pulled on his gloves as he walked.
to succeed in doing something difficult or unexpected. <br><br>conseguir algo<br><br>"Something you would never have be
incomodar
publish something<br><br>we put out 4 more editions in 1968
join parts, create something by joining combining diferent things
achieve something <br><br>The company rang up huge profits last quarter.
use a cash machine to calculate the cost of somthings<br><br>The cashier rang up our purchases
make a phone call to someone or something
to quickly print copies
se apressar.<br>everyone rushed out to buy new album releases
keep money so that you can buy something with it in the future l.<br>economizar <br><br>I need to save up for a new place.
to convincing someone to do something, to convince someone to accept an idea, persuade.<br><br>This deal you sold yourse
armar pra alguém <br><br>she set him up. All she wanted was to steal that painting
poor quality, insignificant noun.<br>state of unhappiness, miserable incompetent<br>drunk, mean, unpleasant <br><br>you l
evitar algo, se intimidar com algo<br><br>Camila didn't shy away from discussing her departure from 5H.
put on clothes quickly <br><br>I had to slip on the first jacket I saw because I was late
avoid
candidatar-se<br><br>I stood for Russian parliament last year.
to be very easy to be seen or noticed se destacar<br><br>you lime tee makes you stand out in the crowd.
defender algo ou alguém que esteja sendo atacado ou criticado.<br><br>do you want me to talk to your boss because you ca
ser devoto, acreditar fielmente <br><br>I swear by EOS, it's a great lip balm.
to return something to the place you borrowed or bouht it from.<br><br>Petter had to take the cap back to the store, it had a
leave a place.<br>it's late, I need to take of.
despir-se tirar roupa<br><br>Please take of your shoes.
decolar avião carreira
imitar
tirar dia de folga<br><br>I'm taking Monday of next week
Enable someone to perform (a task) by giving them continuous instruction.<br><br>‘the two presenters talk you through hang
1. To stop sharing with. <br>2. To ignore.
como resultado.<br>I’m sure it will all turn out well in the end.<br>Tenho certeza que tudo acabará bem no final.
parece que
annoy someone, provocar alguém <br><br>he winds up his classmates

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