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  • meaning of "fend off"
    defend yourself against; resist
  • what is the difference between "raise" and "rise". Give an example sentence for each
    Rise means to increase (or get up out of your seat - formal). Raise means to lift something up
  • Complete this phrase: "I have mixed feelings about..."
    something you feel + and - about e.g. I have mixed feelings about buying a flat in Barcelona
  • "crecimiento" in English?
    growth (nice collocation: boost growth)
  • synonym for pros and cons
    benefits and drawbacks; upsides and downsides
  • Complete this phrase: the more informed I am....
    (own answer but must be double comparative) e.g. the better I am able to speak on a subject.
  • I have a very comprehensive boss. Correct?
    No. comprehensive means "completo, amplio". Hopefully, your boss is understanding (comprensivo/a)
  • How do you say "temperatura ambiente" in English?
    room temperature
  • Make a sentence using the phrase "has come under strain from"
    Ukrainian society has come under strain from the war against Russia
  • Meaning of "do away with"
    eliminate; cancel; stop
  • You shouldn´t / You don´t have to buy a lot of presents at Christmas time. What is the difference?
    Shouldn´t = advice. Don´t have to = there is no obligation to do this.
  • Another phrase that means to suggest an idea
    to float an idea / to throw something (an idea) out there
  • Tell me 3 different ways to avoid "I go running to disconnect" (Disconnect is wrong)
    unwind, switch off, take a break from the daily grind
  • correct: I was reading the new of Gaza
    I was reading the NEWS ABOUT Gaza
  • How do you say "eramos 9 a la cena" in English
    There were 9 of us
  • I didn´t hear what you said. (complette the phrase) I didn´t quite c_____ that, could you repeat it please?
    catch. I didn´t catch that = I didn´t hear everything
  • should the omelette be turned off or turned over?
    turned over!
  • Juan born on the 29th of April - correct?
    No. To be born is passive: Juan WAS born on the 29th of April