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      The soldier Bernardo was moved to a different barracks.    start learning
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      The soldier Bernardo was moved to a different barracks.   
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      She was wearing a fitted blouse...... fitted.    start learning
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      I just found a ripe tomato.    start learning
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      I just found a ripe tomato.   
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      The Spanish dress has, ruffles around the sleeves.    start learning
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      The Spanish dress has, ruffles around the sleeves.   
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      The tomatoes are nearly ripe.    start learning
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      The tomatoes are nearly ripe.   
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      The tomatoes are nearly ripe.    start learning
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      The tomatoes are nearly ripe.   
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      I don't believe that aliens have invaded, that's bunk!.    start learning
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      I don't believe that aliens have invaded, that's bunk!.   
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      This new cellphone is really small and slip into the pocket.    start learning
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      This new cellphone is really small and slip into the pocket.   
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      This new cellphone is really small and slip into the pocket.    start learning
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      This new cellphone is really small and slip into the pocket.   
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      This new cellphone is really small and slip into the pocket.    start learning
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      This new cellphone is really small and slip into the pocket.   
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      The thief slipped into an alley and waited until the police car had gone.    start learning
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      The thief slipped into an alley and waited until the police car had gone.   
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      The thief slipped into an alley and waited until the police car had gone.    start learning
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      The thief slipped into an alley and waited until the police car had gone.   
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      The thief slipped into an alley and waited until the police car had gone.    start learning
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      The thief slipped into an alley and waited until the police car had gone.   
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      When Martin was arrested, he didn't have his shoes on; moreover, he wasn't wearing a shirt.    start learning
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      When Martin was arrested, he didn't have his shoes on; moreover, he wasn't wearing a shirt.   
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      Baby powder, is a good remedy for diaper rash grandma Nila, used to say.    start learning
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      Baby powder, is a good remedy for diaper rash grandma Nila, used to say.   
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      Sami, You forgot to add the question marks to all your question sentences.    start learning
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      Sami, You forgot to add the question marks to all your question sentences.   
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      The teacher Josefina always says, Use a question mark at the end of any question.    start learning
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      The teacher Josefina always says, Use a question mark at the end of any question.   
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      Alicia was able to bunk with friends.    start learning
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      Alicia was able to bunk with friends.   
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      With so much rain here, Chicago has become a real rain forest.    start learning
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      With so much rain here, Chicago has become a real rain forest.   
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      After the party in my apartment, my body said. I'm so drunk. Do you have any bunk to sleep here?.    start learning
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      After the party in my apartment, my body said. I'm so drunk. Do you have any bunk to sleep here?.   
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      Jane said that The cameras will deter potential criminals. moreover, they will help police a great deal when a crime actually is committed.    start learning
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      Jane said that The cameras will deter potential criminals. moreover, they will help police a great deal when a crime actually is committed.   
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      The price of coffee has slipped.    start learning
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      The price of coffee has slipped.   
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      The manager of the Magestic hotel said that Prices may slip a little after the tourist season ........ To SLIP.    start learning
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      Esme had to buy a stethoscope for her biology class.    start learning
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      Esme had to buy a stethoscope for her biology class.   
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      Romo's daughter had been in a funk after she flunk the chemistry exam.    start learning
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      Romo's daughter had been in a funk after she flunk the chemistry exam.   
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      Michell's council said that Chemistry is a subject many students prefer to avoid, even if they have an interest in science.    start learning
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      Michell's council said that Chemistry is a subject many students prefer to avoid, even if they have an interest in science.   
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      The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin was death by a stingray bite.    start learning
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      The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin was death by a stingray bite.   
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      Esther's children are learning addition and subtraction.    start learning
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      Esther's children are learning addition and subtraction.   
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      We'll bunk down here for the night in this hotel, my father said once when we got lost in Mexico. ----- to BUNK DOWN.    start learning
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      The grammar rule says, use a, BLANK, to connect sentences.    start learning
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      semicolon... The grammar rule says, use a semicolon to connect sentences.   
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      Emely's son is learning addition and subtraction.    start learning
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      Emely's son is learning addition and subtraction.   
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      Who is the most important and powerful judge of a court of law and especially of the U.S. Supreme Court?. Oh that's the (chie justi.)    start learning
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      Oh that's the chief justice.   
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      Republicans think that ObamaCare probably wouldn't work. Moreover, it would be very expensive to try it...... Moreover.    start learning
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      Además. in addition to what has been said.   
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      Gabriela had been in a blue funk since failing the chemistry test.    start learning
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      Gabriela had been in a blue funk since failing the chemistry test.   
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      My teacher of grammar says that Like commas, BLANK, indicate an audible pause slightly longer than a comma's, but short of a period's full stop.    start learning
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      semicolons... My teacher of grammar says that Like commas, semicolons indicate an audible pause slightly longer than a comma's, but short of a period's full stop.   
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      A rain forest is a tropical forest that receives a lot of rain and that has very tall trees called also tropical rain forest.    start learning
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      A rain forest is a tropical forest that receives a lot of rain and that has very tall trees called also tropical rain forest.   
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      is meat, usually beef, that has been cut up into very small pieces, often using a special machine?    start learning
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      Nurses were vetted strictly but a few negligent ones slipped through.    start learning
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      Nurses were vetted strictly but a few negligent ones slipped through.   
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      My daughter and my lover are still collating the pages of my new book.    start learning
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      My daughter and my lover are still collating the pages of my new book.   
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      When are you going to "collate" the pages of the new book?. ---------- COLLATE.    start learning
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      Reunir, recopilar. to arrange (sheets of paper) in the correct order.   
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      The car accident was caused by a negligent driver. --------- negligent.    start learning
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      negligente. failing to take proper or normal care of something or someone.   
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      negligent... The fire was started by a negligent smoker.    start learning
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      negligente. failing to take proper or normal care of something or someone.   
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      Javier Hernandez made his debut for Liverpool. He played his first ever match for Liverpool.    start learning
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      Javier Hernandez made his debut for Liverpool. He played his first ever match for Liverpool.     debut.=the first time an actor, musician, athlete, etc., does something in public or for the public.  
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      The Mexican soccer Federation gave Miguel Herrera the pink slip.    start learning
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      The Mexican soccer Federation gave Miguel Herrera the pink slip.     pink slip= carta de despido. (termination of employment).  
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      The Mexican soccer Federation gave Miguel herrera the pink slip.    start learning
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      The Mexican soccer Federation gave Miguel herrera the pink slip.     pink slip= carta de despido. (termination of employment).  
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      The Mexican soccer Federation gave Miguel herrera the pink slip.    start learning
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      The Mexican soccer Federation gave Miguel herrera the pink slip.     pink slip= carta de despido. (termination of employment).  
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      Teacher Josefina said, Please turn in your papers by the end of the week.    start learning
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      Teacher Josefina said, Please turn in your papers by the end of the week.   
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      Anthony Metivier said that his method works like gangbusters.    start learning
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      Anthony Metivier said that his method works like gangbusters.   
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      Rene said that loony bin is usually used in a joking way.    start learning
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      Rene said that loony bin is usually used in a joking way.   
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      Lucca Lamparello almost gave up studying abroad. The amount of red tape to get a visa was unbelievable.    start learning
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      Lucca Lamparello almost gave up studying abroad. The amount of red tape to get a visa was unbelievable.     red tape.= papeleo, trámites burocráticos. rules and processes required to get official permits. Another word for this is ‘bureaucracy’.  
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      Quito scraped his knee when he fell.    start learning
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      Quito scraped his knee when he fell.     to scrape= to damage (the surface of something) or hurt (a part of your body) by rubbing something rough or sharp against it or by making it rub against something rough or sharp.  
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      I can barely understand what you're saying.    start learning
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      I can barely understand what you're saying.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      You can barely understand what you're saying.    start learning
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      You can barely understand what you're saying.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      He can barely understands what you're saying.    start learning
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      He can barely understands what you're saying.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      She can barely understands what you're saying.    start learning
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      She can barely understands what you're saying.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      We can barely understand what you're saying.    start learning
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      We can barely understand what you're saying.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      They can barely understand what you're saying.    start learning
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      They can barely understand what you're saying.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      The boat was barely visible off the coast.    start learning
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      The boat was barely visible off the coast.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      You barely have enough money to pay the bills.    start learning
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      You barely have enough money to pay the bills.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      He barely have enough money to pay the bills.    start learning
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      He barely have enough money to pay the bills.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      I barely have time to eat my lunch.    start learning
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      I barely have time to eat my lunch.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      He barely have time to eat his lunch.    start learning
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      He barely have time to eat his lunch.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      She barely have time to eat her lunch.    start learning
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      She barely have time to eat her lunch.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      He barely made his flight.    start learning
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      He barely made his flight.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      She barely made her flight.    start learning
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      She barely made her flight.     barely= apenas, escasamente. hardly or scarcely.  
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      Sauté the onion and garlic.    start learning
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      Sauté the onion and garlic.     Sauté= freir, sofreír con poco aceite. to fry (food) in a small amount of fat.  
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      Sauté the onion and garlic.    start learning
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      Sauté the onion and garlic.     Sauté= freir, sofreír con poco aceite. to fry (food) in a small amount of fat.  
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      peppers sautéed in olive oil.    start learning
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      peppers sautéed in olive oil.     Sauté= freir, sofreír con poco aceite. to fry (food) in a small amount of fat.  
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      peppers sautéed in olive oil.    start learning
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      peppers sautéed in olive oil.     Sauté= freir, sofreír con poco aceite. to fry (food) in a small amount of fat.  
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      meat sautéed with vegetables and some herbs.    start learning
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      meat sautéed with vegetables and some herbs.     Sauté= freir, sofreír con poco aceite. to fry (food) in a small amount of fat.  
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      meat sautéed with vegetables and some herbs.    start learning
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      meat sautéed with vegetables and some herbs.     Sauté= freir, sofreír con poco aceite. to fry (food) in a small amount of fat.  
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      You have to sauté the onions first.    start learning
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      You have to sauté the onions first.     Sauté= freir, sofreír con poco aceite. to fry (food) in a small amount of fat.  
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      You have to sauté the potatoes first.    start learning
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      You have to sauté the potatoes first.     Sauté= freir, sofreír con poco aceite. to fry (food) in a small amount of fat.  
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      The store's prices are too steep for me.    start learning
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      The store's prices are too steep for me.     steep= alto, elevado, exorbitante, excesivo. very high.  
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      The Illinois taxes are pretty steep all the time. ------ steep.    start learning
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      The Illinois taxes are pretty steep all the time.     steep= alto, elevado, exorbitante, excesivo. very high.  
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      There has been a "steep" increase in oil prices. ---------- STEEP.    start learning
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      There has been a steep increase in oil prices.     steep= alto, elevado, exorbitante, excesivo. very high.  
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      Famous people always pay a steep price for their fame.    start learning
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      Famous people always pay a steep price for their fame.     steep= alto, elevado, exorbitante, excesivo. very high.  
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      She paid a steep price for telling the truth.    start learning
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      She paid a steep price for telling the truth.     steep= alto, elevado, exorbitante, excesivo. very high.  
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      Alice thought $2,000 was a bit steep for such an old car.    start learning
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      Alice thought $2,000 was a bit steep for such an old car.     steep= alto, elevado, exorbitante, excesivo. very high.  
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      Leave the cloth to steep in the dye overnight.     dye= tinte, tintura, colorante.   start learning
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      Leave the cloth to steep in the dye overnight.     steep or steep in= dejar remojando. to put (something) in a liquid for a period of time. dye= tinte, tintura, colorante.  
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      We had pears steeped in red wine for dessert.    start learning
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      We had pears steeped in red wine for dessert.     steep or steep in= dejar remojando. to put (something) in a liquid for a period of time.  
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      Steep the tea for three minutes.    start learning
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      Steep the tea for three minutes.     steep or steep in= dejar remojando. to put (something) in a liquid for a period of time.  
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      The tea steeped for five minutes.    start learning
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      The tea steeped for five minutes.     steep or steep in= dejar remojando. to put (something) in a liquid for a period of time.  
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      Leave the cloth to steep in the dye overnight.    start learning
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      Leave the cloth to steep in the dye overnight.     dye= tinte, tintura, colorante. a substance used for changing the color of something (such as hair or cloth) usually permanently.  
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      She dyed her hair blonde.    start learning
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      She dyed her hair blonde.     dye= tinte, tintura, colorante. a substance used for changing the color of something (such as hair or cloth) usually permanently.  
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      Hey honey, for a change, why not dye your hair?.    start learning
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      Hey honey, for a change, why not dye your hair?.     dye= tinte, tintura, colorante. a substance used for changing the color of something (such as hair or cloth) usually permanently.  
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      For a change, why not dye your T-shirts?.    start learning
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      For a change, why not dye your T-shirts?.     dye= tinte, tintura, colorante. a substance used for changing the color of something (such as hair or cloth) usually permanently.  
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      You could waive your custodial rights.    start learning
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      You could waive your custodial rights.     waive= desistir, no solicitar, no exigir, renunciar a. to officially say that you will not use or require something that you are allowed to have or that is usually required.  
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      You could waive your custodial rights.    start learning
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      You could waive your custodial rights.     waive= desistir, no solicitar, no exigir, renunciar a. to officially say that you will not use or require something that you are allowed to have or that is usually required.  
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      Emigdio waived his right to Dental Insurance.    start learning
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      Emigdio waived his right to Dental Insurance.     waive= desistir, no solicitar, no exigir, renunciar a. to officially say that you will not use or require something that you are allowed to have or that is usually required.  
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      Emigdio waived his right to Dental Insurance.    start learning
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      Emigdio waived his right to Dental Insurance.     waive= desistir, no solicitar, no exigir, renunciar a. to officially say that you will not use or require something that you are allowed to have or that is usually required.  
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      Larry Hernandez waived his right to a lawyer.    start learning
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      Larry Hernandez waived his right to a lawyer.     waive= desistir, no solicitar, no exigir, renunciar a. to officially say that you will not use or require something that you are allowed to have or that is usually required.  
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      Larry Hernandez waived his right to a lawyer.    start learning
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      Larry Hernandez waived his right to a lawyer.     waive= desistir, no solicitar, no exigir, renunciar a. to officially say that you will not use or require something that you are allowed to have or that is usually required.  
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      The busybody neighbor is telling everyone that the couple up the street is getting divorced.    start learning
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      The busybody neighbor is telling everyone that the couple up the street is getting divorced.     busybody= metiche. nosy. a person who is too interested in what other people are doing.  
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      The busybody neighbor is telling everyone that the couple up the street is getting divorced.    start learning
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      The busybody neighbor is telling everyone that the couple up the street is getting divorced.     busybody= metiche. nosy. a person who is too interested in what other people are doing.  
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