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Question 1

To be on call

Answer 1

ready to go to work at any time if needed.

Question 2

break down

Answer 2

to separate, or to separate something, into smaller parts:

Can you break down our expenses by month and by region?

Question 3

to clash

Answer 3

to fight or argue:
Students clashed with police after demonstrations at five universities.
The government and the opposition parties have clashed over the cuts in defence spending.

Question 4

to came across

Answer 4

to meet or find by chance

Question 5

to come over

Answer 5

to come to a place, move from one place to another, or move towards someone:
Come over here!

Question 6

to crash

Answer 6

an accident in which a vehicle hits something

choque, accidente

Question 7

grasp

Answer 7

to understand something, especially something difficult:

I think I managed to grasp the main points of the lecture.

Question 8

to get back up

Answer 8

to return to an upright position

Question 9

to go in

Answer 9

to enter a place:

I looked through the window, but I didn’t actually go in.

Question 10

to go over

Answer 10

to practice something in order to learn it

Question 11

to go up

Answer 11

to move higher, rise, or increase:

The average cost of a new house has gone up by five percent to £276,500.

Question 12

to lay out

Answer 12

to arrange things as you can see them easily

Question 13

to put on

Answer 13

A phrasal verb meaning to add something;To start wearing something.I put on weight when I went away to college.

Question 14

to show around

Answer 14

to lead someone around a place for the first time so that they can see all parts of it

Question 15

to watch x over

Answer 15

to protect someone and make certain that that person is safe:
She had to watch over four young children and take care of a sick husband.

Question 16

worth

Answer 16

having a particular value, especially in money:

Our house is worth £200,000.

Question 17

candid

Answer 17

honest, especially about something that is unpleasant or embarrassing
sincero, abierto
She was very candid about her personal life in the interview.

Question 18

charming

Answer 18

nice and attractive
seductor
a charming smile

Question 19

checkered past

Answer 19

a way to say that someone got into trouble in the past

Question 20

cheesy

Answer 20

of bad quality or in bad taste:

cheesy hotel music

Question 21

clash

Answer 21

to fight or argue:

Students clashed with police after demonstrations at five universities.

Question 22

crew

Answer 22

a group of people who work together, especially all those who work on and operate a ship, aircraft, etc.:
an ambulance/lifeboat crew

Question 23

heart skipped a beat

Answer 23

used to say that someone suddenly felt excited and nervous

Question 24

heart to heart

Answer 24

A serious and honest conversation

Question 25

hesitant

Answer 25

If you are hesitant, you do not do something immediately or quickly because you are nervous or not certain: You seemed a bit hesitant about recommending that restaurant - is something wrong with it?

Question 26

steadfast

Answer 26

not willing to change one's mind;staying the same for a long time and not changing quickly or unexpectedly inquebrantable, férreo, firme a steadfast friend/ally

Question 27

to back out

Answer 27

to withdraw from a promise etc echarse/volverse atrás; no cumplir You promised to help – you mustn’t back out now!

Question 28

to come out of

Answer 28

to appear or emerge from

Question 29

to find out

Answer 29

to discover descubrir, averiguar I found out what was troubling her.

Question 30

to grab attention

Answer 30

llamar la atencion.To cause one to become interested n something

Question 31

to pop the question

Answer 31

To ask someone to get married

Question 32

to stick to one's guns

Answer 32

To refuse to change your mind

Question 33

to walk into

Answer 33

to enter

Question 34

to win x over

Answer 34

to persuade someone to support you or agree with you, often when they were opposed to you before: He's not sure about the idea, but I'm sure we'll win him over in the end.

Question 35

to withdraw

Answer 35

To remove yourself from a situation.

Question 36

a whole bunch

Answer 36

A lot of something.

Question 37

all over the place

Answer 37

everywhere

Question 38

ambiance

Answer 38

the character of a place or the quality it seems to have: | Despite being a busy city, Dublin has the ambience of a country town.

Question 39

back and forth

Answer 39

moving first in one direction and then in the opposite one: | She swayed gently back and forth to the music.

Question 40

barely any

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almost none

Question 41

behind the scenes

Answer 41

happening or conducting out of view of general public

Question 42

classy

Answer 42

stylish or fashionable con estilo, con clase That’s one classy vehicle you’ve got there.

Question 43

intonation

Answer 43

the way your voice goes up and down when you speak | entonación

Question 44

keeper

Answer 44

someone or something that you should keep

Question 45

let me get this straight

Answer 45

used if you are confused about something or if you want to clarify if you are understanding the other person correctly

Question 46

news anchor

Answer 46

A person who presents news during a news program on the tv, radio or the internet.

Question 47

set time

Answer 47

At a particular time; at an assigned time.

Question 48

bank on

Answer 48

to rely on contar con I was banking on Jim to help me, but he hasn’t turned up.

Question 49

to come up

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to happen, usually unexpectedly: | I've got to go - something has just come up at home and I'm needed there.

Question 50

to get into

Answer 50

to become interested in an activity or subject, or start being involved in an activity: She's been getting into yoga recently - she does three classes a week.

Question 51

get together

Answer 51

to ask or make people together in one place;if two people get together, they start a romantic or sexual relationship.

Question 52

to happen to be x

Answer 52

used to say that something is unplanned or unexplained

Question 53

to hold on to x

Answer 53

to stop someone from leaving you or from doing what they want.

Question 54

to hop around

Answer 54

to move from one thing to another thing

Question 55

to move into

Answer 55

to stop discussing or doing something and begin discussing or doing something different.

Question 56

to plan on

Answer 56

to intend to do something: | We were planning on just having a snack and catching the early train.