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21 constitución
• build• constitution• creation• enacting• formation• foundation• habitude• Habsburg• legionnaire's disease• legislative• physique -
22 construir a la medida
• build to order• customize -
23 construir almenas en
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24 construir con la proa levantada
• build with a sheerDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > construir con la proa levantada
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25 construir de escombros
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26 construir sobre una base de arena
• build on sand foundationDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > construir sobre una base de arena
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27 construir sobre una base frágil
• build on a flimsy foundationDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > construir sobre una base frágil
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28 construir un nido
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29 construir un puente sobre
• build a bridge overDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > construir un puente sobre
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30 construir una cabańa
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31 construir una casa
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32 dar a hacer una casa
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33 desarrollo
• build up• development• evolution• evolvement• grown-up man• growth accounting framework• progress• unfolding• upgrowth -
34 edificar el carácter
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35 edificar sobre arena
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36 edificarse
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37 empotrar
• build in• embed -
38 hacer castillos en el aire
• build castles in the airDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > hacer castillos en el aire
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39 hacerse esperanzas
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40 hacerse una idea de
• build up a mental picture of• get an insight into
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