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41 to blow away
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42 to blow out
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43 to blow over
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44 to blow up
1 (explode) (hacer) volar2 (inflate) hinchar3 (photograph) ampliar1 (explode) explotar2 (lose one's temper) salirse de sus casillas -
45 to bolt in
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46 to book in
1 (in hotel) hacer la reserva■ can you book me in next week? ¿me pueden hacer la reserva para la semana que viene?1 registrarse -
47 to break down
1 (door) derribar, echar abajo2 (resistance) vencer3 (analyse) desglosar2 (appliance) estropearse3 (health) quebrantarse4 (burst into tears) romper a llorar5 (talks, negotiations) fracasar -
48 to break in
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49 to break off
1 (relationship) romper2 (discussions, negotiations) interrumpir1 (discussions, negotiations) interrumpirse2 (become detached) desprenderse3 (stop talking) detenerse -
50 to break up
1 (chair, table etc) romper; (ship, boat) desguazar2 (gathering, meeting) disolver1 (marriage) fracasar; (couple) separarse2 (gathering, meeting) disolverse3 (school) empezar las vacaciones4 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL echarse a reír -
51 to brighten up
1 SMALLMETEOROLOGY/SMALL despejar2 (room, house) dar un aspecto más alegre a■ a coat of paint will brighten up the lounge una mano de pintura dará un aspecto más alegre al salón3 (enliven) alegrar, animar1 SMALLMETEOROLOGY/SMALL despejarse, aclarar, salir el sol2 (person) animarse -
52 to buck up
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53 to bugger about
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54 to build up
1 (business) desarrollar; (reputation) establecer; (sales) aumentar; (collection, objects) reunir, acumular; (speed) coger1 (business) desarrollarse; (reputation) establecerse; (sales, profits) aumentarse; (collection, objects) acumularse -
55 to bunch together
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56 to burn away
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57 to burn down
1 incendiar, quemar totalmente1 quemarse, quedarse totalmente destruido,-a por las llamas -
58 to burn up
1 (building, etc) abrasarse, quedarse totalmente destruido,-a por las llamas2 figurative use (with heat) abrasarse de calor, achicharrarse1 (fuel) consumir -
59 to bust up
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60 to call back
1 (by phone) llamar, devolver la llamada1 (by phone) volver a llamar; (visit) volver a pasar
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