Chunks 451 - 500

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451 — He was punished because he (rompió las reglas, LITERAL, rompió las reglas).
sākt mācīties
(BREAK THE RULES) He was punished because he broke the rules.
452 — It is hard to (romper un hábito, LITERAL, romper un hábito) bad.
sākt mācīties
(BREAK A HABIT) It is hard to break a bad habit.
453 — I didn't know how to (darle la noticia, LITERAL, romper las noticias) to her.
sākt mācīties
(BREAK THE NEWS) I didn't know how to break the news to her.
454 — Put on a jacket or you will (resfriarte, LITERAL, atrapar un resfriado).
sākt mācīties
(CATCH A COLD) Put on a jacket or you will catch a cold.
455 — I have to run to (alcanzar el autobús, LITERAL, atrapar un autobús).
sākt mācīties
(CATCH A BUS) I have to run to catch the bus.
456 — I tried to (llamar la atención del mesero, LITERAL, atrapar el ojo del mesero).
sākt mācīties
(CATCH SOMEONE'S EYE) I tried to catch the waiter's eye.
457 — (De repente, LITERAL, todo de una repentina) the lights went out.
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(ALL OF A SUDDEN) All of a sudden, the lights went out.
458 — I don't dislike him. (De hecho, LITERAL, como un asunto de hecho) I think he's great.
sākt mācīties
(AS A MATTER OF FACT) I don't dislike him. As a matter of fact, I think he's great.
459 — I have three meetings (una tras otra, LITERAL, espalda con espalda).
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(BACK TO BACK) I have three meetings back to back.
460 — We met (por casualidad, LITERAL, por chance) in the street.
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(BY CHANCE) We met by chance in the street.
461 — She is leaving the country (para siempre, LITERAL, por bien).
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(FOR GOOD) She is leaving the country for good.
462 — (En general, LITERAL, en general) I prefer tea over coffee.
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(IN GENERAL) In general, I prefer tea over coffee.
463 —He doesn't like to speak (en público, LITERAL, en público).
sākt mācīties
(IN PUBLIC) He doesn't like to speak in public.
464 — Can I speak to you (en privado, LITERAL, en privado)?
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(IN PRIVATE) Can I speak to you in private?
465 — If you are late again, you will be (en problemas, LITERAL, en problema).
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(IN TROUBLE) If you are late again, you will be in trouble.
466 — Who is the doctor (de guardia, LITERAL, en deber) tonight?
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(ON DUTY) Who is the doctor on duty tonight?
467 — I can't help you, I am (fuera de servicio, LITERAL, fuera de deber).
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(OFF DUTY) I can't help you, I am off duty.
468 — (En promedio, LITERAL, en promedio) I sleep 7 hours a night.
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(ON AVERAGE) On average, I sleep 7 hours a night.
469 — (En conjunto, LITERAL, sobre el todo) it was a good experience.
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(ON THE WHOLE) On the whole, it was a good experience.
470 — This milk is (caducada, LITERAL, fuera de fecha).
sākt mācīties
(OUT OF DATE) This milk is out of date.
471 — He works well (bajo presión, LITERAL, debajo de presión).
sākt mācīties
(UNDER PRESSURE) He works well under pressure.
472 — Don't worry, everything is (bajo control, LITERAL, debajo de control).
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(UNDER CONTROL) Don't worry, everything is under control.
473 — The fire is (fuera de control, LITERAL, fuera de control).
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(OUT OF CONTROL) The fire is out of control.
474 — Who is (a cargo de, LITERAL, en cargo de) this department?
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(IN CHARGE OF) Who is in charge of this department?
475 — I'm not busy. (Al contrario, LITERAL, sobre lo contrario), I have nothing to do.
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(ON THE CONTRARY) I'm not busy. On the contrary, I have nothing to do.
476 — To put it (en pocas palabras, LITERAL, en una cáscara de nuez), we lost money.
sākt mācīties
(IN A NUTSHELL) To put it in a nutshell, we lost money.
477 — I can't decide now, let me (pensarlo hasta mañana, LITERAL, dormir sobre ello).
sākt mācīties
(SLEEP ON IT) I can't decide now, let me sleep on it.
478 — I worked late to (compensar, LITERAL, hacer arriba por) the time I lost.
sākt mācīties
(MAKE UP FOR) I worked late to make up for the time I lost.
479 — Don't (dar por sentado, LITERAL, tomar por concedido) your health.
sākt mācīties
(TAKE FOR GRANTED) Don't take your health for granted.
480 — We decided to go to Paris (de manera espontánea, LITERAL, sobre la espuela del momento).
sākt mācīties
(ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT) We decided to go to Paris on the spur of the moment.
481 — You are holding the map (al revés, LITERAL, arriba abajo).
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(UPSIDE DOWN) You are holding the map upside down.
482 — You put your t-shirt (al revés, LITERAL, dentro afuera) on.
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(INSIDE OUT) You put your t-shirt on inside out.
483 —She dislikes him, and (viceversa, LITERAL, viceversa).
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(VICE VERSA) She dislikes him, and vice versa.
484 — The project is (más o menos, LITERAL, más o menos) finished.
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(MORE OR LESS) The project is more or less finished.
485 — The coffee machine is (descompuesta, LITERAL, fuera de orden).
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(OUT OF ORDER) The coffee machine is out of order.
486 — Buying a new car is (imposible, LITERAL, fuera de la pregunta) right now.
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(OUT OF THE QUESTION) Buying a new car is out of the question right now.
487 — I want to stop smoking (de una vez por todas, LITERAL, una vez y para todo).
sākt mācīties
(ONCE AND FOR ALL) I want to stop smoking once and for all.
488 — People came (de todas partes, LITERAL, lejos y ancho) to see the concert.
sākt mācīties
(FAR AND WIDE) People came from far and wide to see the concert.
489 — I just need to pack a few (cosas sueltas, LITERAL, probabilidades y finales).
sākt mācīties
(ODDS AND ENDS) I just need to pack a few odds and ends.
490 — We go to the cinema (de vez en cuando, LITERAL, ahora y entonces).
sākt mācīties
(NOW AND THEN) We go to the cinema every now and then.
491 — I am (harto, LITERAL, enfermo y cansado) of waiting.
sākt mācīties
(SICK AND TIRED) I am sick and tired of waiting.
492 — I learned to cook (por ensayo y error, LITERAL, prueba y error).
sākt mācīties
(TRIAL AND ERROR) I learned to cook by trial and error.
493 — I love (el ajetreo y el bullicio, LITERAL, el empujón y el alboroto) of New York.
sākt mācīties
(HUSTLE AND BUSTLE) I love the hustle and bustle of New York.
494 — I can hear you (alto y claro, LITERAL, fuerte y claro).
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(LOUD AND CLEAR) I can hear you loud and clear.
495 — We have to leave (muy temprano, LITERAL, brillante y temprano) tomorrow.
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(BRIGHT AND EARLY) We have to leave bright and early tomorrow.
496 — Keep your speech (breve y agradable, LITERAL, corto y dulce).
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(SHORT AND SWEET) Keep your speech short and sweet.
497 — Marriage is all about (dar y recibir, LITERAL, dar y tomar).
sākt mācīties
(GIVE AND TAKE) Marriage is all about give and take.
498 — (Primero que nada, LITERAL, primero y ante todo), I want to thank my parents.
sākt mācīties
(FIRST AND FOREMOST) First and foremost, I want to thank my parents.
499 — (En general, LITERAL, por y grande), it was a successful year.
sākt mācīties
(BY AND LARGE) By and large, it was a successful year.
500 — And (por último, pero no menos importante, LITERAL, laste bat nat listo.), thank you to the catering team.
sākt mācīties
(LAST BUT NOT LEAST) And last but not least, thank you to the catering team.

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