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adjective
(bígest)
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el más grande
el mas grande
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largest in size, amount, degree, or importance; superlative form of big
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This is the biggest challenge we have ever faced.
dis is de bígest chálens wi jav éver feist
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Este es el mayor desafío que hemos enfrentado.
este es el mayor desafio que hemos enfrentado
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the biggest fish in the pond
de bígest fish in de pond
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the most powerful or important person in a small group
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la persona más importante de un grupo pequeño
la persona mas importante de un grupo pequeno
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largest, greatest, hugest, vastest, maximum
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smallest, tiniest, least
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biggest mistake, biggest city, biggest problem, biggest opportunity
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Biggest = el más grande, piensa en algo enorme
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/blæb/
verb, noun
(blab)
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parlotear; irse de la lengua
parlotear; irse de la lengua
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blabbed
blabd
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blabbed
blabd
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blabs
blabs
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blabbing
blabing
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to talk too much or reveal secrets carelessly; excessive or foolish talk
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He accidentally blabbed the surprise to everyone.
hi aksidentalmente blabd de sorpraiz a todos
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Accidentalmente reveló la sorpresa a todos.
Accidentalmente revelo la sorpresa a todos
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blab it out
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to reveal something without thinking
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irse de la lengua
irse de la lengua
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babble, chatter, prattle, gossip, tattle
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keep quiet, conceal, hush
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blab secrets, blab on, blab about, blab away
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blab suena a hablar sin parar
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/ˈblækən/
verb
(bláken)
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ennegrecer
ennegrecer
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blackened
blákend
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blákend
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blackens
blákens
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blackening
blákening
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to make something black or darker; to stain, soil, or tarnish
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Smoke from the fire began to blacken the walls.
Esmouk from de fáier bigán tu bláken de uóls.
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El humo del fuego empezó a ennegrecer las paredes.
El humo del fuego empezo a ennegrecer las paredes
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bláken samwans néim
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to damage someone's reputation
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manchar el nombre de alguien
manchar el nombre de alguien
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darken, soil, stain, tarnish, smudge
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whiten, brighten, clean
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blacken the sky, blacken walls, blacken reputation, blacken surface
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/ˈblækmeɪl/
noun, verb
(blakmeil)
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chantajear
chantajear
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blackmailed
blakmeild
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blackmailed
blakmeild
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blackmails
blakmeils
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blackmailing
blakmeiling
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the act of demanding money or advantage by threatening to reveal secrets; to force someone to act by using such threats
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He tried to blackmail her by threatening to reveal the documents.
Hi traid tu blakmeil jer bai thretening tu rivil de documents.
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Intentó chantajearla amenazando con revelar los documentos.
intento chantajearla amenazando con revelar los documentos
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blackmail someone into doing something
blackmail someone into doing something
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to force someone to do something through threats
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chantajear a alguien para hacer algo
chantajear a alguien para hacer algo
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extort, coerce, pressure, intimidate, threaten
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persuade, appeal, encourage
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blackmail attempt, blackmail scheme, blackmail money, emotional blackmail
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Chantaje suena a cambio forzado, como blackmail
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/ˈblændɪʃ/
verb
(blándish)
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adular
adular
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blandished
blándished
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blandished
blándished
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blandishes
blándishes
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blandishing
blándishing
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to flatter or coax someone with kind words or praise in order to influence them
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He blandished the officials with compliments to gain their support.
He blándished the officials with compliments.
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Aduló a los funcionarios para obtener su apoyo.
adulo a los funcionarios para obtener su apoyo
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flatter, coax, cajole, sweet-talk, wheedle
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criticize, insult, rebuke
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blandish someone with praise, blandish into agreement, blandishing words
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blandish = adular con palabras blandas
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/bluːm/
noun, verb
(blum)
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florecer
florecer
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bloomed
blumd
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bloomed
blumd
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blooms
blums
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blooming
bluming
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to produce flowers; to develop or flourish; a flower or the state of flowering
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The roses bloom beautifully every spring.
de rozes blum biutifuli evri spring
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Las rosas florecen bellamente cada primavera.
Las rosas florecen bellamente cada primavera
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in ful blum
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at the peak of development or beauty
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en plena floración
en plena floracion
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flourish, blossom, thrive, flower, prosper
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wither, fade, decline
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flowers bloom, bloom fully, spring bloom, in bloom
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Bloom = florecer, दोनों का मतलब फूलों से जुड़ा है।
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noun, verb
(blósem)
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florecer
florecer
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blossomed
blósemd
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blossomed
blósemd
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blossoms
blósems
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blossoming
blóseming
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a flower or mass of flowers on a tree or plant; to develop or flourish
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The small garden began to blossom in spring.
de smol garden bigan tu blósem in spring
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El pequeño jardín comenzó a florecer en primavera.
El pequeno jardin comenzo a florecer en primavera
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in ful blósem
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at the peak of beauty or development
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en plena floración
en plena floracion
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flower, bloom, flourish, thrive, develop
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wither, fade, decline
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cherry blossom, blossom tree, blossom season, blossom into
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Blossom suena a florecer—cuando algo crece bonito, blossom.
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/bloʊ aʊt/
phrasal verb
(blou aut)
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apagar
apagar
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blew out
blu aut
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blown out
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blows out
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blowing out
blouing aut
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to extinguish by blowing; to fail suddenly or burst; to expand or exceed limits dramatically
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She blew out the candles on her birthday cake.
Ella blow out las velas de su pastel de cumpleaños.
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Ella apagó las velas de su pastel de cumpleaños.
ella apago las velas de su pastel de cumpleanos
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extinguish, put out, burst, fail, overspend
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ignite, light, start
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blow out candles, blow out a tire, blow out the budget, blow out flames
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Blow out suena a apagar con aire = apagar
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/ˈblʌfər/
noun
(bláfer)
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fanfarrón
fanfarron
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a person who pretends to be more confident, skilled, or knowledgeable than they really are; someone who deceives others by bluffing
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Everyone eventually realized that he was just a bluffer with no real experience.
Todos se dieron cuenta de que solo era un bluffer.
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Todos se dieron cuenta de que solo era un fanfarrón.
todos se dieron cuenta de que solo era un fanfarron
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llamar el farol
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to challenge someone to prove their claim or threat because you believe they are pretending
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llamar el farol
llamar el farol
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pretender, deceiver, fraud, braggart, impostor
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truth-teller, honest person
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skilled bluffer, obvious bluffer, poker bluffer, known bluffer
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Bluffer suena a fanfarrón que presume
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/bɒb/
noun, verb
(bob)
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balancearse
balancearse
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bobbed
bobd
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bobbed
bobd
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bobs
bobs
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bobbing
bobbing
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a short sudden movement up and down; to move quickly up and down
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The small boat began to bob on the waves.
de smol bot bigan tu bob on de weivs
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El pequeño barco comenzó a balancearse en las olas.
El pequeno barco comenzo a balancearse en las olas
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bob up and down
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to move repeatedly upward and downward
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subir y bajar
subir y bajar
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bounce, hop, dip, jiggle, nod
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sink, remain still
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bob gently, bob in the water, head bob, boat bobbing
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Bob suena a boya que se mueve en el mar
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/buːb/
noun
(buub)
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tonto; pecho (coloquial)
tonto; pecho
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a foolish or clumsy person; an informal and sometimes rude term for a woman's breast
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He felt like a complete boob after forgetting the meeting.
hi felt laik a complete buub after forgetting de mitin
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Se sintió como un completo tonto después de olvidar la reunión.
se sintio como un completo tonto despues de olvidar la reunion
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meik a buub of oneself
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to behave in a foolish or embarrassing way
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hacer el ridículo
hacer el ridiculo
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fool, idiot, dummy, clod, simpleton
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genius, expert, intellectual
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act like a boob, complete boob, silly boob
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boob suena a bobo → tonto
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/ˈbuːbi/
noun
(bubi)
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tonto
tonto
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a foolish or gullible person; a silly individual
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He felt like a booby after making such a simple mistake.
Hi felt laik a bubi after meiking sach a simpl mistak.
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Se sintió como un tonto después de cometer un error tan simple.
Se sintio como un tonto despues de cometer un error tan simple
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bubi prais
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a prize given to the person who finishes last or performs worst
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premio de consolación
premio de consolacion
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fool, dunce, simpleton, idiot, nitwit
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genius, sage, intellectual
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booby prize, silly booby, poor booby
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Booby suena a bobo en español
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/ˈbʊkʃɒp/
noun
(bukshop)
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librería
libreria
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a retail store where books are sold
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She spent an hour browsing in the small bookshop.
Shi spent an auer browsing in de smol bukshop.
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Pasó una hora mirando en la pequeña librería.
paso una hora mirando en la pequena libreria
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corner bookshop
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a small neighborhood bookstore
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librería de la esquina
libreria de la esquina
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bookstore, bookseller, book mart, book outlet
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library, online store
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local bookshop, independent bookshop, small bookshop, visit a bookshop
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Libro + tienda = librería
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/ˈbʊkstɔːr/
noun
(bukstor)
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librería
libreria
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a shop where books are sold
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She spent an entire afternoon browsing in the bookstore.
Shi spent an entair afternun brausing in de bukstor.
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Pasó toda la tarde en la librería.
paso toda la tarde en la libreria
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bookshop, bookseller, book mart, book outlet
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library, online store
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local bookstore, independent bookstore, bookstore chain, visit a bookstore
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Bookstore es como librería—lugar de libros
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/buːz/
noun, verb
(bús)
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alcohol
alcohol
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boozed
búsd
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boozed
búsd
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boozes
búses
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boozing
búzing
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alcoholic drink, especially strong liquor; to drink alcohol, often excessively
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They bought some booze for the party.
dei bot sam bús for de parti
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Compraron alcohol para la fiesta.
compraron alcohol para la fiesta
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hit de bús
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to start drinking alcohol heavily, often because of stress or sadness
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darse al alcohol
darse al alcohol
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alcohol, liquor, spirits, drink, booze-up
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sobriety, abstinence
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cheap booze, hard booze, drink booze, buy booze, too much booze
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BOOZE suena a bebida: alcohol
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/ˈbuːzi/
adjective
(buzi)
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alcohólico
alcoholico
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containing or involving a lot of alcohol; slightly drunk from alcohol
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The party became boozy as the night went on.
The party became boozy as the night went on.
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La fiesta se volvió alcohólica a medida que avanzaba la noche.
la fiesta se volvio alcoholica a medida que avanzaba la noche
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alcoholic, drunken, tipsy, intoxicated, liquor-soaked
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sober, dry
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boozy party, boozy night, boozy atmosphere, boozy celebration
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boozy suena a booze, alcohol
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/bɔːrd/
adjective
(bord)
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aburrido
aburrido
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feeling weary or uninterested because of lack of activity or excitement
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She felt bored during the long meeting.
shi felt bord during de long meeting
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Se sintió aburrida durante la reunión larga.
se sintio aburrida durante la reunion larga
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bord tu tiers
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extremely bored
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aburrido hasta las lágrimas
aburrido hasta las lagrimas
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weary, uninterested, tired, fed up, listless
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interested, excited, engaged
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feel bored, get bored, bored easily, bored with something
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bored suena a aburrido—fácil de recordar
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/ˈbɒksər/
noun
(boxer)
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boxeador; bóxer
boxeador; boxer
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a person who fights in the sport of boxing; a type of short loose-fitting underwear; a breed of medium-to-large dog
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The boxer trained hard every morning before the championship match.
El boxer entrenó duro cada mañana antes del campeonato.
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El boxeador entrenó duro cada mañana antes del campeonato.
El boxeador entreno duro cada manana antes del campeonato
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boxer shorts
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loose-fitting men's underwear
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calzoncillos bóxer
calzoncillos boxer
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fighter, pugilist, contender, athlete
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pacifist, noncombatant
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professional boxer, heavyweight boxer, trained boxer, champion boxer
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/ˈbɒksɪŋ/
noun; gerund
(boxing)
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boxeo
boxeo
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boxing
boxing
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the sport of fighting with fists using padded gloves; the act of putting something into a box
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He has been training hard for a professional boxing match.
Se está entrenando duro para un combate de boxeo.
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Se está entrenando duro para un combate de boxeo.
se esta entrenando duro para un combate de boxeo
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combate de boxeo
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an organized fight between two boxers
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combate de boxeo
combate de boxeo
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prizefighting, pugilism, fighting, sparring
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peace, nonviolence
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boxing match, boxing ring, boxing gloves, professional boxing
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Boxing suena a boxeo—puños y guantes
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/brɑː/
noun
(bra)
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sujetador
sujetador
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a woman's undergarment worn to support and cover the breasts
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She bought a comfortable bra for everyday wear.
Shi bot a confortable bra for everyday wear.
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Compró un sujetador cómodo para uso diario.
compro un sujetador comodo para uso diario
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brassiere, undergarment, bust support, lingerie piece
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shirt, outerwear
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sports bra, lace bra, padded bra, strapless bra
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Bra en inglés = sujetador en español, ambos dan soporte.
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/breɪs/
noun; verb
(breis)
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soporte; prepararse
soporte; prepararse
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braced
breist
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braced
breist
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braces
breises
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bracing
breising
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a device that supports or strengthens something; to prepare mentally or physically for something difficult
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She braced herself for the strong wind.
shi breist jerself for de strong wind
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Ella se preparó para el viento fuerte.
ella se preparo para el viento fuerte
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breis yourself
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prepare for something difficult or surprising
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prepárate
preparate
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support, reinforce, prepare, steady, fortify
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weaken, relax, loosen
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brace yourself, knee brace, brace for impact, dental brace
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Brace suena a ‘prepare’—prepárate.
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/ˈbreɪnˌwɒʃ/
verb, noun
(breinwash)
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lavar el cerebro
lavar el cerebro
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brainwashed
breinwashd
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brainwashed
breinwashd
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brainwashes
breinwashes
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brainwashing
breinwashing
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to manipulate someone into adopting certain beliefs by repeated pressure or propaganda; the act or process of such manipulation
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The group tried to brainwash new members with constant propaganda.
El grupo intentó brainwash a los nuevos miembros.
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El grupo intentó lavar el cerebro a los nuevos miembros.
El grupo intento lavar el cerebro a los nuevos miembros
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brainwash a alguien
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to strongly influence someone to accept certain ideas without questioning
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lavar el cerebro a alguien
lavar el cerebro a alguien
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indoctrinate, manipulate, condition, program, influence
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educate, enlighten, inform
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brainwash people, political brainwashing, systematic brainwashing, attempt to brainwash
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Wash the brain = lavar el cerebro
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/ˈbraɪtən/
verb
(braiten)
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iluminar
iluminar
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brightened
braitend
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brightened
braitend
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brightens
braitens
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brightening
braitening
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to make something lighter or more colorful; to improve mood or make happier
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A few kind words can brighten someone's day.
a fiu kaind uords kan braiten samwans dei
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Unas palabras amables pueden alegrar el día de alguien.
unas palabras amables pueden alegrar el dia de alguien
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braiten ap
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to become or make something happier, lighter, or more cheerful
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animarse
animarse
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lighten, illuminate, cheer, enliven, enhance
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darken, dull, depress
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brighten the room, brighten your mood, brighten a smile, brighten up
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Bright luz → iluminar = brighten
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/ˈbraɪtli/
adverb
(braitli)
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brillantemente
brillantemente
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in a way that gives off a lot of light; in a vivid, cheerful, or intelligent manner
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The stars shone brightly in the clear night sky.
de stars shon braitli in de clir nait skai
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Las estrellas brillaban brillantemente en el cielo nocturno despejado.
Las estrellas brillaban brillantemente en el cielo nocturno despejado
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brilliantly, vividly, radiantly, cheerfully, luminously
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dimly, dullishly, faintly
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shine brightly, glow brightly, burn brightly, smile brightly
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Bright → brillante, brightly → brillantemente ✨
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/ˈbrɔːdən/
verb
(bróden)
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ampliar
ampliar
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broadened
bródend
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broadened
bródend
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broadens
bródens
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broadening
bródening
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to make wider or larger in scope; to expand ideas, experience, or understanding
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Travel can broaden your perspective on different cultures.
Trável can bróden yór perspéctiv on díferent cálchurs
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Viajar puede ampliar tu perspectiva sobre diferentes culturas.
Viajar puede ampliar tu perspectiva sobre diferentes culturas
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broaden one's horizons
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to expand one's knowledge, experience, or way of thinking
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ampliar los horizontes
ampliar los horizontes
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expand, widen, enlarge, extend, amplify
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narrow, limit, restrict
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broaden horizons, broaden perspective, broaden scope, broaden understanding
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Ampliar suena a amplify, ambos significan hacer más grande
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/broʊk/
verb; adjective
(brok)
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rompió; sin dinero
rompio; sin dinero
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broke
brok
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broken
broken
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breaks
breks
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breaking
brekin
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past tense of break; having no money or being financially poor
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I broke my phone last night and now I’m completely broke.
Ai brok mai fon last nait and nau aim completli brok.
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Rompí mi teléfono anoche y ahora estoy sin dinero.
rompi mi telefono anoche y ahora estoy sin dinero
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brok as a yok
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having no money at all
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sin dinero
sin dinero
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shattered, smashed, fractured, bankrupt, penniless
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fixed, repaired, wealthy
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broke the rules, broke a promise, went broke, completely broke
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es: rompí algo y me quedé ‘broke’ sin dinero
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/bruːˈtæləti/
noun
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brutalidad
brutalidad
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extreme cruelty or violence; savage or inhumane treatment
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The brutality of the attack shocked the entire community.
la brutalidad del ataque impactó a toda la comunidad
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La brutalidad del ataque conmocionó a toda la comunidad.
La brutalidad del ataque conmociono a toda la comunidad
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cruelty, savagery, violence, barbarity, ruthlessness
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kindness, humanity, compassion
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police brutality, extreme brutality, act of brutality, military brutality
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brutalidad suena como brutal, muy violento
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verb
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brutalizar
brutalizar
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brutalized
brutaláizd
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brutalized
brutaláizd
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brutalizes
brutaláizes
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brutalizing
brutaláizing
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to treat someone with extreme violence or cruelty; to make something harsh or cruel
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The regime was accused of brutalizing innocent civilians.
De ríyim woz akyúzd ov brutaláizing ínosent sivílians
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El régimen fue acusado de brutalizar a civiles inocentes.
El regimen fue acusado de brutalizar a civiles inocentes
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abuse, torture, mistreat, savage, victimize
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protect, nurture, care for
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brutalize civilians, brutalize prisoners, brutalize the population, brutally treated
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brutalizar suena como brutal + zar
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adverb
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brutalmente
brutalmente
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in a cruel, violent, or harsh manner; in a very direct and blunt way
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The prisoners were treated brutally by the guards.
Los prisioneros fueron tratados brutalmente por los guardias.
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Los prisioneros fueron tratados brutalmente por los guardias.
los prisioneros fueron tratados brutalmente por los guardias
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brutalmente honesto
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extremely direct and truthful, sometimes in a harsh way
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brutalmente honesto
brutalmente honesto
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cruelly, harshly, savagely, ruthlessly, mercilessly
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kindly, gently, humanely
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brutally honest, brutally attacked, brutally beaten, brutally cold, brutally effective
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brutalmente suena como ‘brutal’, fácil de recordar
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/ˈbʌŋkər/
noun, verb
(bánker)
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búnker
bunker
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bunkered
bánkerd
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bunkered
bánkerd
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bunkers
bánkers
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bunkering
bánkering
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a reinforced underground shelter; to place or store something in a protected place
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They hid in a bunker during the air raid.
dei jaid in a bánker diúrin de éir reid
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Se escondieron en un búnker durante el ataque aéreo.
se escondieron en un bunker durante el ataque aereo
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bánker daun
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to stay in a safe place and wait until danger passes
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bunker down
bunker down
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shelter, dugout, stronghold, refuge, stockpile
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expose, uncover, surface
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underground bunker, military bunker, concrete bunker, bunker down
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Búnker suena a bunker—lugar fuerte para esconderse
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