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| it is necessary No hay de que |
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| to go… Ir de vaccacions, Ir de compras |
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| adverb/adjective 'It' lo mas pronto |
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| superiority: 'mas' comparitive (use 'de' when number follows) El numero once es mas lento que el numero ocho. El viaje es meno de viente minutos. |
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| Hay tantos autobuses en el campo como en la cuidad. |
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| El numero ocho as tan rapido como el once |
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| in the small hours of the morning |
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| around, about (time) (lit.: a this of) |
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| crawling (lit.: on legs/feet; used with the verbs estar or andar) |
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| no matter what (used in Venezuela) |
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| at the level; up to (lit.: at the height) |
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| in the open (lit.: at/on the elements. Intemperie refers to the weather and other forces in the physical, natural world, particularly as experienced without the benefits of technology, particularly modern technology) |
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| sunrise (lit.: at the appearance of the sun) |
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| just around the corner (lit.: at the turn of). 1. Mi restaurante favorito está justo a la vuelta de mi oficina. |
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| in the long run; long-term; in the long term (lit.: at long place) |
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| in my view; the way I see it |
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| go tell it to the marines (lit.: [give] this bone to another dog) |
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| good; well done (used in Venezuela) |
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| blockhead; dunderhead; nincompoop (lit.: cork oak) |
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| be wild; be out of control (lit.: to walk like a donkey wihout a leash) |
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| Happy New Year (lit.: new year, new life; used as a greeting or statement around Jan. 1) |
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| put one’s own interests first; work things to one’s advantage (lit.: to bring coals or embers to one’s sardine) |
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| the absentee is always in the wrong (lit.: absent without blame and no present without excuses) |
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| for heaven’s sake (lit.: hail most pure Mary; n.b.: used in religious services, and as an exclamation) |
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| lo mas pronto make it quick. 'ie. llena lo mas pronto en 15 minutos (prescription) |
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