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The name for the men's toilet is the orinal. start learning
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El nombre para el baño de los hombres es el orinal o mingitorio.
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They’ve reached the final conclusion. start learning
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Han llegado a una conclusión final.
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They’ve decided to sell the business. start learning
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Han decidido vender el negocio.
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They have to pay their creditors. start learning
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Tienen que pagar a sus acreedores.
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They have a lot of debts. start learning
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They owe millions to the banks. start learning
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Deben millones a los bancos.
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Nobody will give them a loan now. start learning
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Nadie les dará un préstamo ahora.
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It’s very risky to invest now. start learning
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Es muy arriesgado invertir ahora.
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Banks refuse to loan money. start learning
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Los bancos se niegan a prestar dinero.
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The unemployment is increasing. start learning
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El desempleo está subiendo.
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Public spending is too high. start learning
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El gasto público es demasiado alto.
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Don’t talk to me about economics. start learning
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No me hables de economía.
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The economy is beyond our control. start learning
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La economía está más allá de nuestro control.
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How many lists do we have left?. start learning
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¿Cuántas listas nos quedan?.
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How many lists do we have left?. Oh, None. start learning
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¿Cuántas listas nos quedan?. Oh, Ninguna.
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Do you mean this is the last one?. start learning
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¿Quieres decir que esta es la última?.
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What do you mean for the moment?. start learning
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¿Qué quieres decir por el momento?.
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They’ll be full of complex grammar. start learning
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Estarán llenas de gramática compleja.
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There’ll be new vocabulary. start learning
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When will they be ready?. start learning
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No te lo puedo decir todavía.
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Will you save a copy for me?. start learning
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¿Me guardarás una copia?.
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Si eso es lo que quieres.
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How much will you charge for each book?. start learning
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¿Cuánto cobrarás por cada libro?.
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That’s very considerate of you. start learning
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Eso es muy considerado de tu parte.
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What are we waiting for?. start learning
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He can advise you on this. start learning
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Él te puede asesorar sobre esto.
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I’d appreciate your help very much. start learning
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Yo agradecería mucho tu ayuda.
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I want to extend the deadline. start learning
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Quiero extender el plazo. Quiero prorrogar el plazo.
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Experience has taught me everything I know. start learning
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La experiencia me ha enseñado todo lo que sé.
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I have daily and monthly meetings. start learning
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Tengo reuniones diarias y semanales.
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I receive a monthly and annual report. start learning
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Recibo un informe mensual y anual.
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I pay a lot of attention to the figures. start learning
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Presto mucha atención a las cifras.
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I encourage my people to make an effort. start learning
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Animo a mi gente a hacer un esfuerzo.
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I try to be fair at all times. start learning
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Trato de ser justo en todo momento.
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I have my faults like everyone. start learning
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Tengo mis fallos como todos.
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One thing I don’t do is to waste time. start learning
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Una cosa que no hago es perder el tiempo.
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It’s taken me a lot of time to learn how to use my time wisely. start learning
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Me ha tomado mucho tiempo en aprender como utilizar mi tiempo sabiamemte.
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How many sentences do I have left?. start learning
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¿Cuántas frases me quedan?.
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Let’s celebrate the event. start learning
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Celebremos el acontecimiento.
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I’m fed up with so many lists. start learning
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Estoy arto de tantas listas.
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There must be a simpler way. start learning
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Debe de haber una forma más sencilla.
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Learning a language is really tough. start learning
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Aprender un idioma es realmente muy duro.
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Until now everything was fine, but now it's raining. start learning
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Hasta ahora todo iba bien, pero ahora llueve.
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Don't say anything to her until I' tell you. start learning
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No le digas nada (a ella) hasta que yo te diga.
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No hay ninguno. No hay ninguna.
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They are like the gypsies who read your palm. start learning
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Son como los gitanos que te leen la palma.
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They’re hardly ever right in their forecasts. start learning
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Casi nunca aciertan en sus pronósticos.
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I don’t pay any attention to them. start learning
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They play a very important role. start learning
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Juegan un papel muy importante.
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Society doesn’t need them. start learning
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La sociedad no los necesita.
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Since when are you a spokesman for society?. start learning
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¿Desde cuándo eres la portavoz de la sociedad?.
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My experience covers many years. start learning
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Mi experiencia abarca muchos años.
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Well it hasn’t taught you anything. start learning
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Pues no te ha enseñado nada.
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As soon as you know something, give me a ring. start learning
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Tan pronto como sepas algo, llamame por telefono.
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I don’t get along with Essy. start learning
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No me llevo bien con Essy.
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De todas maneras. Sigue delante.
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Tengo que pensarlo detenidamente.
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I have to get my car from the repair shop. start learning
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Tengo que recoger mi coche del taller.
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I don’t get along with her. start learning
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No me llevo bien con ella.
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Lo pensaré detenidamente.
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It is marked down. The radio is marked down. start learning
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Está rebajado. El radio esta rebajado.
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The table is marked down. start learning
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By all means, I’ll do it. start learning
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Marry has to get her car from the body shop. start learning
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Marry tiene que recoger su coche del taller de ojalatería y pintura.
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By all means, I’ll go to the party. start learning
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De todos modos, iré a la fiesta.
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In our family, it's my mother who rules the roost, not my father. start learning
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En nuestra familia, es mi madre la que lleva los pantalones, no es mi padre.
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In our family, it's my mother who rules the roost, not my father. - - - - - - - Rule the roost. start learning
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El que manda, Llevar los pantalones. Llevar la batuta. to have the most control or authority in a group.
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Pigeons roost on the building's ledge. ----- to roost. start learning
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Posar ó dormir. (Disece de las aves). Las palomas se posan en la cornisa del edificio.
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The budgie is sitting on his perch. start learning
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El periquito está sentado en su percha.
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As there were no seats left, Bill perched on the arm of Kirsty's chair. start learning
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Como no había asientos que quedaran., Bill se sentó en el brazo del sillón de Kirsty. perch= pararse, sentarse sobre algo, posarse, parapetarse.
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As there were no seats left. start learning
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Como no había asientos que quedaran.
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As there were no chairs left. start learning
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Como no había sillas que quedaran.
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As there were no tables left. start learning
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Como no había mesas que quedaran.
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As there were no rooms left. start learning
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Como no había habitaciones que quedaran.
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John watered the plant on the window ledge. start learning
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Juan riega la planta en la repiza de la ventana.
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Pigeons roost on the building's ledge. start learning
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Las palomas se posan en la cornisa del edificio.
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Who's the official spokesman of the White House?. start learning
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¿Quién es el portavoz oficial de la Casa Blanca ?.
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Since when is he the spokesman for society?. start learning
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¿Desde cuándo es él el portavoz de la sociedad ?.
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Since when is she the spokeswoman for society?........ Spokeswoman. start learning
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¿Desde cuándo es élla la portavoz de la sociedad ?.
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Who's the official spokeswoman of the White House?. start learning
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¿Quién es la portavoz oficial de la Casa Blanca ?.
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COURTSHIP. ------- We had a two-year courtship before we got married. start learning
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NOVIAZGO ....... Tuvimos un noviazgo de dos años antes de casarnos.
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They married after a short courtship. start learning
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Se casaron después de un corto noviazgo.
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birthday suit ........ He didn't knock, so he just walked in and found me in my birthday suit. start learning
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desnudo(a) ........ El no tocó, asi que solo entró y me encontró desnuda. birthday suit= desnudo(a).
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"What do you wear in bed?". Oh, My birthday suit." start learning
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"¿Qué se pone en la cama?". Oh, Como dios me trajo al mundo... birthday suit= desnudo(a).
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What is a suitable place for us to meet?. start learning
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Que lugar es el adecuado para nosotros para reunirnos?.
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What is a suitable time for us to meet?. start learning
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¿Cual es la hora adecuada para nosotros para reunirnos?.
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At any time that is suitable for you. start learning
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En cualquier momento que sea adecuado para ti.
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At any place that is suitable for you. start learning
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En cualquier lugar que sea conveniente para ti.
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The movie is not suitable for children. start learning
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La película no es apropiada para niños.
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This game is not suitable for you Quito. start learning
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Este juego no es adecuado para ti Quito.
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Familiarity breeds memory. start learning
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La familiaridad cria memoria.
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a place where birds rest or sleep is called? Lugar donde posan los pajaros o gallinas. start learning
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Birds roost on the building's ledge. ------- to roost. start learning
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Posar ó dormir, (Dicese de las aves). to rest or sleep somewhere.
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Essy's bad decisions are coming home to roost. ----- Come home to roost. start learning
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If something from your past comes home to roost or your/the chickens come home to roost, you experience problems that you deserve because they are caused by your past actions or are like the problems you have caused for other people.
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Pasar la factura. Pagar las consecuencias. Pasar la factura. Pagar las consecuencias. start learning
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Pasar la factura. Pagar las consecuencias. If something from your past comes home to roost or your/the chickens come home to roost, you experience problems that you deserve because they are caused by your past actions or are like the problems you have caused for other people.
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In my small elementary school, bullies ruled the roost. ------ rule the roost. start learning
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El que manda, Llevar los pantalones. Llevar la batuta. to have the most control or authority in a group.
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