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1 arremangar
v1. to roll up (your sleeves)2. to pull up / to hitch up (your trouser leg / skirt)1. arremangar-se to roll your sleeves up / to roll up your sleeves2. arremangar-se to knuckle down to something / to roll up your sleeves (and get on with something) -
2 arromangar
v1. to roll up (your sleeves)2. to pull up / to hitch up (your trouser leg / skirt)1. arromangar-se to roll your sleeves up / to roll up your sleeves2. arromangar-se to knuckle down to something / to roll up your sleeves (and get on with something) -
3 aixecar
v1. to lift2. to raise1. aixecar-se to get up2. aixecar-se to rise upexpr si (Pompeu Fabra / Companys / l'avi Paco etc.) aixequés el cap (Pompeu Fabra etc.) would roll over (or turn) in his / her graveexpr aixecar la llebre to cause a stir / to shake things up -
4 bolcar
v to tip (over) / to topple (over) / to roll over / to overturn -
5 cap
n1. (m) [ANAT] head2. (m) head / boss / chief3. (m) rope / cable4. (m) capeCap d'Hornos - Cape Hornadj no / anypron none / anyHi ha 'xxxx'? No, no n'hi ha cap - Are there any 'xxxx'? No, there aren't any / there are none1. towards / to2. at about / at around(m) weekend(m) scapegoatDos dels hostatges foren alliberats al cap de dues setmanes - Two of the hostages were freed after two weeksexpr al cap i a la fi after all / at the end of the dayexpr de cap i de nou from the very start (or beginning) / completely / from top to bottom / from square oneAixò us pot estalviar la molèstia d'haver de reinstal.lar el sistema de cap i de nou - This can save you the trouble of having to completely reinstall the systemSeria més sensat i desitjable començar de cap i de nou - It would be more sensible and desirable to begin from square oneEl desordre obliga a repensar de cap i de nou tot el model - The disorder makes it necessary to rethink the whole model from top to bottomexpr si (Pompeu Fabra / Companys / l'avi Paco etc.) aixequés el cap (Pompeu Fabra etc.) would roll over (or turn) in his / her grave -
6 cens
n (m) censusCens electoral - Electoral roll -
7 recargolar
v to roll up tightly / to twistrecargolar-se to double upRecargolar-se de dolor - To double up in painRecargolar-se de riure - To double up with laughter
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