Showing posts with label one phrasal verb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label one phrasal verb. Show all posts

12 June 2010

turn out

  This expression means the result of something, and it is often a surprise to the speaker.
- Most people think a tomato is a vegetable but it turns out to be a fruit.
- Funny how things turn out...
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01 August 2009

to get over with...

To get over with
- acabar/terminar-

Let's get it over with.
- Acabemos con esto de una vez-

01 March 2009

To boil down to - reducirse a

To boil down to - reducirse a

It all boiled down to money.
- Todo se reducía a una cuestión de dinero.

02 February 2009

To put through

- pasar una llamada a alguien
Can you put me through to John, please?
- ¿Me pasas con John, por favor?.

23 December 2008

To pass down - heredar

To pass down - heredar

The paintings were passed down to me.
He heredado las pinturas.

17 November 2008

to lead on...

To lead on - engatusar

Be careful, she's leading you on.
Ten cuidado, ella te está engatusando.

01 November 2008

to go throught with...

To go through with - seguir adelante con algo.

I can't go through with it. No lo puedo hacer. No tengo valor.

19 October 2008

to take a liking to


to take a liking to
caer bien , agradar, gustar, simpatizar.

'I took a liking to our new teacher the moment i met her'.

liking
['laɪkɪɳ] nombre
1 afición, gusto: I have a great liking for Bach, me gusta mucho Bach
2 (hacia una persona) simpatía, cariño: she's taken a liking to you, te ha cogido cariño



-I'm liking this so far!
-I'm liking what I'm hearing.
- I'm liking your stuff here.
- I'm liking the Vintage Cooking.
- I'm liking the idea of meeting you now.

Compound Forms:
my liking
mi afición por
my liking
mi gusto por
to your liking
al gusto de usted
to your liking
a tu gusto

16 October 2008

take down

To take down - apuntar

Take down my name and number.Apunta mi nombre y teléfono.

14 October 2008

make it up (to)

make it up (to): hacer las paces

-Also a very good way to make it up to your loved one and say ’sorry’ or ‘I love you’.
- He tried to MAKE IT UP TO her, but she wouldn't speak to him.
- I'll make it up to you.
- I could make it up to you.
- We were finally able to make it up.
- I'd told you I'd make it up to you.
- Let me make it up to you.
- Anything to make it up to you.

01 October 2008

to speak up

To speak up - hablar más alto

Could you speak up please?
-¿Podrías hablar más alto por favor?