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to go bonkers
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
Not in your right mind, completely crazy and silly |
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to go both ways
Nu
Fr
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English |
Ser bisexual |
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to go bung
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English |
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to go for the jugular
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English |
to express disapproval of someone |
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to go headlong into
F
Ct
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MD
Fr
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English |
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to go into labour
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English |
To give birth to a child. |
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to go nowhere
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English |
No hacer ningún progreso, no conseguir nada
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to go nowhere fast
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English |
To completely fail to achieve something |
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to go nuts
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English |
To say that a person has gone nuts means that they have become completely foolish, eccentric or mad. |
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to go off the deep end
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English |
(slang)
To become crazy or irrational. |
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to go on a bender
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English |
Estar borracho, ebrio |
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to go on a trip
Ct
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English |
Estar drogado, bajo los efectos de la droga |
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to go out of one's mind
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English |
If you ask someone if they have gone out of their mind, you think they are crazy, foolish or insane. |
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to go pale
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English |
To suddenly feel very frightened, with the result that your face becomes very pale. |
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to go red as a beetroot
MD
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English |
To become red in the face, especially when embarrassed, ashamed or annoyed. |
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to go stir-crazy
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English |
If a person goes stir-crazy, they become very agitated or nervous because they have been confined to a place for too long. |
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to go the extra mile
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English |
Hacer más esfuerzo de lo que se espera de uno
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to go the rounds
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English |
to spread, propagate something |
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to go to jail
|
English |
Ir a la cárcel |
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to go white
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English |
To suddenly fell very frightened, with the result that your face becomes very pale. |
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to go with the flow
|
English |
To be voluble, to change one's judgement or mind easyly or for minor reasons
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to go wrong
F
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
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to go wrong
|
English |
To make a mistake or a bad decision |
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to goof up
|
English |
To do something badly or make a silly mistake that causes something to fail |
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to grab a bite to eat
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English |
To seek out or prepare some food to eat, especially a snack or a small meal that can be consumed quickly. |
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to grind away
|
English |
Trabajar laboriosamente
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to grow weary
|
English |
To grow weary = to become tired or sick of something. The phrase is much more common.
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to hand over
MD
|
English |
give someone or something, or the responsibility for someone or something, to someone else. |
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to haul sb over the coals
F
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
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to haul sb over the coals
F
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
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to haul sb over the coals
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
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English |
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to haul sb over the coals
Nu
MD
Fr
|
English |
To speak angrily to someone because they have done something wrong |
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to haul sb over the coals
Nu
MD
Fr
|
English |
To speak angrily to someone because they have done something wrong |
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to haul sb over the coals
|
English |
To speak angrily to someone because they have done something wrong |
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to haul/drag sb over the coals
F
|
English |
To growl, to protest in anger. |
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to have a [bird-brain/bird’s brain]
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English |
To be stupid, to have little intelligence. |
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to have a beer belly
Fr
|
English |
To have a protruding abdomen |
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to have a beer gut
Fr
|
English |
To have a protruding abdomen |
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to have a black eye
|
English |
Tener un ojo morado, tener un ojo picado. |
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to have a browse
MD
|
English |
Dar un vistazo |
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to have a bun in the oven
|
English |
to be pregnant |
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to have a bun in the oven
|
English |
To be pregnant. |
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to have a bun in the oven
MD
|
English |
To be pregnant. |
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to have a button nose
Nu
MD
Fr
|
English |
a small round nose (Nariz pequeña) |
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to have a change of heart
|
English |
Variation in one's behaviour or language
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to have a clear head
|
English |
ser muy listo, astuto, sagaz. |
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to have a cow
F
|
English |
To growl, to protest in anger.
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to have a dog’s sleep
|
English |
Dormir con un sueño poco profundo, vigilando |
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to have a drop too much
|
English |
Beber mucho, con exceso |
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to have a face like a bulldog chewing a wasp
|
English |
To be very ugly. |