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regardless of
independientemente de si, sea cual sea
onset
start
delayed
atrasado
stroke
embolia, hictus
widely
ampliamente
lively
animada
according to
segĂşn
shape
dar forma
evidence
pruebas
as well as
además de / tan bien como
deny
negar
bring up
crĂ­ar , educar
referir - referí - refiriéndo(se)
refer - referred referring
preferir - preferĂ­ - prefiriendo
prefer- preferred - preferring
whether - I don't know whether I should stay (or not)
si / No se si deberĂ­a quedarme
whose / whose?
cuyos / de quién?
regarded as
considerado como
heritage
herencia
relief
alivio
jealousy
envidia
embarrassment
verguenza
boredom
aburrimiento
an annoyance
un fastidio de persona o cosa
sympathy
comprensiĂłn
empathy
empatĂ­a
isolation
aislamiento
sadness
tristeza
delight
placer
What does 'fluently' mean?
con fluidez
what does 'embarrassed' mean?
avergonzado
how do you say 'brillante' in English?
shiny, bright
What does 'brilliant' mean?
genial
how do you say "discutirse" in English?
argue
how do you say 'significado' in English?
meaning
angry + hungry
hangry
what expressions mean to speak?
have a dialogue, a discussion, a debate
what's the idiom?
We'll cross that bridge when we come to it
what' this
a library
what's this
it's a bookshop
What's the idiom?
have a dialogue (cognate)
What's the idiom?
have an argument (false friend)
What's the idiom?
have a discussion (false friend)
What's the idiom?
get in touch
What's the idiom?
Don't judge a book by its cover
What's the idiom?
Actions speak louder than words
What's the idiom?
We caught the train by the skin of our teeth
What's the idiom?
He's burning the candle at both ends.
What's the idiom?
Every time she opens her mouth she puts her foot in it
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