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The coach don Shepe Uprah told to some of his players to IMPROVE and do better, or they’d be out. Mejorar el rendimiento, Subirle al Shape. to improve your work or behaviour in order to reach an acceptable standard. (See also: look up, get better). rozpocznij naukę
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The coach don Shepe Uprah told to some of his players to SHAPE UP and do better, or they’d be out. ------ SHAPE UP.
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The Sitter Uprah said, Dirrayas, you’ve got stop leaning on the wall and SIT STRAIGHT. Sentarse Arriba... Add to word list to move into a sitting position after you have been lying down. rozpocznij naukę
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The Sitter Uprah said, Dirrayas, you’ve got stop leaning on the wall and SIT UP straight. ---- SIT UP. Let me sit you up in the bed so you'll be more comfortable... His mother told Pedro's son to sit up straight or he’d have problems with his back when he was older. --------------- SIT UP.
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Sitty Uprah and Taker Noticer said that the students BECAME ATTENTIVE when the teacher Josefina began reading out the exam results. Estar alerta, prestar atención. to become alert and attentive, to suddenly pay attention to (someone or something). rozpocznij naukę
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Sitty Uprah and Taker Noticer said that the students SAT UP and TOOK NOTICE when the teacher Josefina began reading out the exam results. ---- SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE. Cesar Losano lectures really made people sit up and take notice about what he's saying. ------------ SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE.
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1. SAT UP. 2. PLAY UP. 3. SIT UP. ----- When the teacher entered the classroom, the students MOVED INTO A SITTING POSITION. Reacomodarse en el asiento ... to be or move yourself into a sitting position, rather than lying down or leaning back. rozpocznij naukę
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Sitty Uprah said that when the teacher entered the classroom, the students SAT UP. ----- SIT UP. When Lesly’s mother entered the room, the girl sat up. ------------- SIT UP.
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Mr Sizer Uprah said, Erick make sure you look your best when you go for a job interview. They’ll be CAREFULLY EXAMINING you before you even speak. Examinar, analizar a alguien de piez a cabeza. to carefully examine a situation or person in order to make a judgement. (see also: weigh up for things more than people). rozpocznij naukę
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Mr Sizer Uprah said, Erick make sure you look your best when you go for a job interview. They’ll be SIZING you UP before you even speak. ---------- SIZE UP. It's one of those stores where the sales assistants size you up as you walk through the door. ------------ ZISE UP.
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Mr Sliper Uprah said that If Flavio makes any more mistakes, he might lose his job. He has to be careful he doesn’t FAIL again. Meter la pata, cagarla, equivocarse. to make a mistake. rozpocznij naukę
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Mr Sliper Uprah said that If Flavio makes any more mistakes, he might lose his job. He has to be careful he doesn’t slip up again. ---- SLIP UP. These figures don't make sense - have we slipped up somewhere?. --------- SLIP UP.
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Signer Uprah said that Liverpool Football Club has just HIRED three new players for next season. Contratar a alguién, subirle a la firma, firmar a alguién. to hire (someone) to do something especially by having that person sign a contract. to sign a document stating that you will work for someone. (see also: sign on). rozpocznij naukę
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Signer Uprah said that Liverpool Football Club has just signed up three new players for next season. ---- SIGN UP. The army’s had trouble signing new recruits up since the war began. ------- SIGN UP.
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Mr Snappy Uprah said that the PS4 was half-price in the sales so Quito TAKE it now. Comprar o tomar, algo rapidamente... to buy or take (something or someone) quickly or eagerly. (see also: buy up, pick up). rozpocznij naukę
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Mr Snappy Uprah said that the PS4 was half-price in the sales so Quito "snapped it up"now. ---- SNAP UP something or someone. They’re having a sale at the bookshop tomorrow, so I’m going early to "snap up" some good English books at bargain prices. -----SNAP UP something or someone.
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Mr Soberly Uprah said, here Lalo, have a black coffee that should REMOVE your drunkenness. Estar sobrio... to become less drunk, or to make someone less drunk. rozpocznij naukę
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Mr Soberly Uprah said, here Lalo, have a black coffee - that should sober you up. ---- SOBER UP. If someone’s had too much to drink don’t let them drive, even if they say they’ve sobered up. It takes a long time to really sober up. --------- SOBER UP.
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Eatan Uprah said that Having children CONSUMES a lot of a family’s income. Comerse todo, consumir, usar mucho... something. to use all of something that is valuable and that you are trying to keep. rozpocznij naukę
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Eatan Uprah said that Having children eats up a lot of a family’s income. ---- EAT UP something. Any software that stores images will eat up a lot of disk space. ------------- EAT UP something.
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Mrs Makerly Uprah said that Marck Anthony and Jennifer Lopez kissed and RECONCILED, as usual. Reconciliarse. Hacer las pases. MAKE UP. to forgive someone and be friendly with them again after an argument or disagreement. (see also: patch (things) up, smooth (things) over). rozpocznij naukę
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Mrs Makerly Uprah said that Marck Anthony and Jennifer Lopez kissed and made up, as usual. ---- MAKE UP. Edgar and Ana often argue, but they always make up afterwards by talking things through and apologising to each other. --------- MAKE UP.
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Jumbler Uprah said that earrings, bracelets, and necklaces were all MIXED together in the box. Revolver cosas. jumbina, or ... to mix things in a confusing or messy way, or to become mixed in this way. (see also: mix up). rozpocznij naukę
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Jumbler Uprah said that earrings, bracelets, and necklaces were all jumbled up together in the box. ---- to JUMBLE, or JUMBLE UP. Quito jumbled the wires up when he moved the TV. ----------- JUMBLE, or j JUMBLE UP.
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Sitty Uprah said, my daughter STAYED AWAKE talking on the phone until almost dawn. Quedarse despierto hasta muy tarde por la noche. to stay awake until late at night. rozpocznij naukę
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Sitty Uprah said, my daughter SAT UP talking on the phone until almost dawn. ---- SIT UP. (UK). Kike's son sat up playing video games until almost dawn. ------- SIT UP. (UK).
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