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to be ugly as the devil English To be very ugly.
to be under lock and key
F 		English Estar en la cárcel, en prisión, encarcelado / to be in jail, in prison
to be under the illusion English Estar equivocado, imaginarse
to be up in arms
F 		English To growl, to protest in anger.
to be up in years
Fr 		English to be old
to be up the duff
MD Fr 		English to be pregnant
to be up the pole English to be pregnant (the expression has also other meanings)
to be up the spout
MD Fr 		English to be pregnant
to be up the stick
Nu MD Fr 		English
to be vertically challenged
Nu MD Fr 		English not tall in height; short
to be wall-eyed
F 		English Bizquear
to be wasp-waisted
Fr 		English Cintura muy delgada /To have a very thin waist
to be well built English Estar fuerte, robusto / To be strong and broad
to be well knit English Estar fuerte, robusto / To be strong and broad
to be well-covered English to be plump
to be well-endowed English To have a lot of money
to be well-fixed English To have a lot of money
to be well-heeled English To have a lot of money
to be well-off English To have a lot of money
to be well-padded
MD Fr 		English to be plump
to be well-to-do English To have a lot of money
to be well-upholstered
MD Fr 		English to be plump
to be wicked
F Ct Nu MD Fr 		English Ser mala persona, malvado
to be wide of the mark English To be wrong
to be with child
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to be without a nickel
F 		English Estar sin dinero, no tener dinero.
to be without a nickle
F Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to be without a penny
F 		English Estar sin dinero, no tener dinero.
to be worth a bundle English To have a lot of money
to be worth a packet English To have a lot of money
to be wrapped up English Dedicar tanta atención a algo o a una persona que no queda tiempo para otras cosas o personas.
to be wrong
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to be zoned out English Consecuencias
to be/get hauled somebody over the coals English To criticize; to speak angrily to someone because they have done something you disapprove of.
to beat a dead horse English Perder tiempo con algo en vano
to beat around the bush
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English (no) obrar clara o directamente al hacer una cosa
to beat the air
Nu 		English Realizar varios intentos sin resultado
to beat the air
Nu 		English Realizar varios intentos sin resultado
to beat the living daylights out of sb
F Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to beat the living daylights out of sb
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English To strike with or as if with a series of violent blows; dash or pound repeatedly
to become pregnant English To get pregnant.
to beguile English To deceive by guile; delude.
to beguile someone into something English To charm someone into doing something.
to beguile someone out of something English To charm someone out of doing something; to charm something away from someone.
to beguile someone with something English To charm or fascinate someone with something.
to bend an elbow English Beber mucho, con exceso
to bend over backwards
MD 		English Esforzarse mucho en hacer algo bueno o útil
to besmirch the honor of English To cause harm or damage to (the reputation of someone or something).
to birth
F MD Fr 		English give birth to (a baby or other young)
to bite someone s head off English To criticize; to speak to someone angrily when there is no reason to.

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