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Comparar Expresión Idioma Definición
suer des litres de flotte Français Transpirer abondamment
suer des litres et des litres Français Transpirer abondamment
suer sang et eau
F Ct Nu MD Fr
Français
suivre son (propre) chemin Français ne pas s’arrêter; avancer en toute tranquillité, sans dévier de sa route
sujetar (una cosa, algo) con pinzas
MD
Español [agarrar, coger, sujetar] una cosa con pinzas
sun goes down English When sun goes down is the common use and form for a setting sun (as oppose to the sun comes up for a rising one) and is starting to get dark.
sun yourself English To sit or lie outside when the sun is shining
superar un obstáculo
Ct
Español Superar una situación muy difícil o problemática.
surprendre quelqu’un en train de mentir
Ct
Français Coger en una mentira, contradicción
surtir un puñetazo
Ct
Español Dar un golpe o golpes repetidos, hacer chocar violentamente dos cuerpos.
süßhoz raspeln Deutsch flirten; jemandem schmeicheln; schöntun; (übertriebene) Komplimente machen
suszyć komuś głowę
Nu MD Fr
Polski Tratar de persuadir o convencer a alguien; insistir
swear at somebody English To use words that are rude or offensive as a way of emphasizing what you mean or as a way of insulting someone or something
swear blind English to say that something is completely true, especially when someone does not believe you
swear like a trooper English to curse and swear with great facility.
swear up and down English to say as strongly as possible
sweat like a horse
MD
English To sweat profusely.
sweat like a pig
MD
English To perspire heavily
sweep under the rug English Hide something
sweet-talk English A way of talking to someone in a pleasing or funny way in order to perrsuade them to do or believe something.
swept off his feet
F
English Hacer que alguien se enamore profundamente o que quede tan impresionado o cautivado por ti que pierde la cabeza o se siente completamente hechizado por ti.
świński blondyn Polski Mężczyzna posiadający bardzo jasne włosy, brwi, rzęsy i zarost.
sypać (komuś) piaskiem w oczy
Ct
Polski oszukiwać kogoś, przedstawiać komuś nieprawdziwy stan rzeczy
tag und nacht arbeiten Deutsch trabajar mucho (día y noche)
tailler la bavette
Ct MD
Français Bavarder. Vive voix.
tailler une bavette
Ct MD
Français parler, discuter aimablement, familièrement avec qq'un
tailler une bavette avec quelqu'un Français Parler beaucoup et sans substance
take a chance English Behave in a way that leaves one vulnerable to danger or failure.
take a hit
MD
English Fumar marihuana
take a step back
MD
English to stop doing something or being actively involved in something for a time so in order to think about it and make decisions in a calm and reasonable way
take a toke English Fumar marihuana
take name in vain
Ct
English to say someone´s name when they are not there, usually when you are criticizing them
take out someone
Nu MD
English Matar una persona a alguien. To kill somebody.
take someone's life
Nu MD
English Matar una persona a alguien. To kill somebody.
take the bull by the horns
F Ct Nu MD Fr
English
take the floor English Start speaking in a debate or discussion.
take the mick English to make people laugh at someone, usually by copying what they do or say in a way that seems funny
take the pledge English (old-fasioned or humorous) to make a formal promise to stop drinking alcohol
take to task English To speak clearly, to tell somebody what we really think, directly, even if it can annoy him or her.
talk a blue streak English to talk very much and very rapidly
talk a blue streak English To say a lot very fast.
talk a mile a minute English To speak in a very quick or hurried manner; to talk very fast
talk a mile a minute English To speak in a very quick or hurried manner, to talk very fast.
talk dirty English to describe sexual acts to another person using rude words
talk in circles English To talk in a confusing or roundabout manner.
talk in riddles English to talk in a way that is difficult to understand.
talk into (doing) something
F
English to convince someone to do something.
talk like a chatty cathy
F Ct Nu MD Fr
To be a person who chats a lot
talk like a chatty cathy
F MD Fr
English To be a person who chats a lot
talk like a nut English To say stupid things.

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