Vocabulario aleatório

Question 1

Get over here/there

Answer 1

venha para cá (Come here)

used for telling someone to come or go somewhere

ex1: Why don’r you get over here and tell me what happened

Question 2

Get over (Something)

(Phrasal verb)

Answer 2

get over something) to find a way to solve or deal with a difficult problem
There are many hurdles still to get over before the new restaurant can open.

Question 3

Get over (Somenone)

(Phrasal verb)

Answer 3

to start to forget someone and feel happy again after a relationship has ended

Question 4

Get over it

Answer 4

get over it​SPOKENused for telling someone to stop worrying, complaining, or being upset about something

Question 5

Guess what (/gués uât/)

Answer 5

you say GUESS WHAT so draw attention to something exciting, surprising ou intresting that you are about to say

(olha só, adivinha só)

Question 6

draw attention to yourself

Answer 6

to make people notice you

(Chamar a atenção)

ex: We have to try and get in without drawing attention to ourselves.

Question 7

ALIVE (Literal e metaforicamente)

Answer 7

Question 8

TO GET AWAY FROM

Answer 8

To leave or escape

ex1> Thedog got away fromme in the park

ex2: We walked to the next beach to get away from the crowds

ex3: Stevie wass caught, but the rest of us got away

Question 9

And so on

(meaning?)

Answer 9

E assim por diante

Question 10

To take (something) out

/téik…..áut/

Answer 10

Retirar algo para fora de algo

Ex1: Take your phone out of your pocket

Ex2: Take your wallet out of your pocket

Question 11

Wallet

Answer 11

Carteira

Question 12

Eu acho que não

(como seria em inglês?)

Answer 12

I don’t think so…

Question 13

Have a…

(crie frases)

Answer 13

Question 14

You’re are all set

(To be set: Meaning?)

Answer 14