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to look as if butter wouldn't melt in one's mouth
MD Fr 		English appear gentle or innocent while typically being the opposite
to look as if one has been dragged through a hedge backwards Español Said to someone who is unkempt and whose hair needs brushing.
to look away English To turn one’s gaze away from someone
to look down
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English Bajar los hojos por humildad, modestia
to look jaundiced
MD 		English Refers to a sickly yellowish colour of the skin, which is abnormal.
to look like a barrel
F Nu MD Fr 		English to be fat
to look like a beached whale
Nu MD Fr 		English For a person —or a pet— to be so fat that their individual features are almost indistinguishable, and movement is severely restricted or impossible without assistance.
to look like a clown
F Nu MD Fr 		English to use too much makeup (Pintarse mucho la cara)
to look like a dalmatian
MD 		English To have a lot of freckles or spots/beauty marks/moles.
to look like a lobster
MD 		English To have very red, sunburnt skin.
to look like a raccoon
MD 		English Have pronounced dark circles.
to look like a skeleton
MD Fr 		English to be thin
to look like a string bean
F Nu MD Fr 		English to be thin
to look like death warmed over
MD Fr 		English To look or feel very ill (Aspecto poco saludable)
to look like death warmed up
MD Fr 		English To look or feel very ill (Aspecto poco saludable)
to look like hell
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to look like rudolph
MD 		English To have a really red nose.
to look like something the cat brought in English to look very untidy or dirty
to look like the wreck of the hesperus English Used to describe the appearance of an untidy or bedraggled person
to look over
MD 		English Mirar por encima
to look sb up and down
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English Mirar con aire de superioridad
to look the picture of health English To be in good health, to look very healthy
to lose count
Nu MD Fr 		English To miss information about something in a certain moment
to lose faith
Nu MD Fr 		English To leave believing that something is going to happen
to lose hope
Nu MD Fr 		English To be unable to find hope
to lose mind
Nu MD Fr 		English To become crazy or confused
to lose one's marbles English If someone loses their marbles, they become mentally confused, or no longer behave sensibly or rationally.
to lose one’s self-control
Nu MD Fr 		To be unable to control one's feelings or actions. Lack restraint.
to lose track
Nu MD Fr 		English to have/not have information about what is happening or where somebody/something is
to lose your bearings
Nu MD Fr 		English to be unable to stop yourself from crying, laughing, etc; to become crazy
to lose your strings
Nu MD Fr 		English to become momentarily crazy
to make a blue English In Australian parlance, it can mean to make a mistake
to make a blunder English To make a stupid or careless mistake
to make a boo-boo English To make a silly or trivial mistake
to make a case for sth
MD 		English To argue that something is the best thing to do, giving your reasons.
to make a dead set at someone English To have a firm purpose
to make a faux pas English To say or do something that is a social mistake or not polite
to make a killing English Ganar mucho dinero
to make a living English Trabajar para vivir, ganarse la vida
to make a mess of English To ruin (something) or make many mistakes in doing (something)
to make a mint English Ganar mucho dinero
to make a mistake English To do something incorrectly or erroneously; to make an error of some kind
to make a pig of (oneself) English To eat too much food in one sitting or to eat sloppily.
to make a pig's ear of English To do something badly, wrongly, or awkwardly
to make a quick buck
F 		English Vivir a costa de otros
to make a slip of the pen English A minor mistake in writing (or speech)
to make a supreme effort
F Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to make ends meet English Ahorrar dinero porque tienes muy poco
to make ends meet English Tener muy poco dinero para sobrevivir
to make every effort English To make every effort and to pay as much attention as possible

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