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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 badar
v1. to gape / to be open2. to be in a world of your own / to have your head in the clouds3. to be distracted / to be carelessexpr badar la boca / els ulls to open your mouth / eyesexpr no badar boca to not say a word / to keep your mouth shutexpr no val a badar be careful / watch out -
4 arrufar
v to wrinkleArrufar les celles - To raise your eyebrows / to frownArrufar el nas - To wrinkle your nose / to screw your nose up -
5 desdir-se
v to break your word / to break your promise / to go back on your word -
6 possible
adj possibleexpr fer el possible to do your best / to do what you canFer el possible perquè (algú) + subj. - To do your best to make someone + infinitiu / to do your best to get someone to + infinitiu -
7 aferrar
v to stick1. aferrar-se to cling2. aferrar-se to stand your ground / to hold your ground / to stand fast / to stand firm / to hold firm -
8 arronsar
v to tuck in / to squeeze in / to contract / to fold upArronsar les espatlles - To shrug your shouldersArronsar les celles - To raise your eyebrows / to frownarronsar-se to shrink from (something) / to shy away from (something) -
9 calçar
v1. to put (someone's) shoes on2. to be a size... / to take a size... (shoe) / to take size... shoesSaps quin número calça el teu fill? - Do you know what size (shoe) your son takes?Calça el 44 - He's a size 44 / he takes a size 44 (shoe) / he takes size 44 shoesnota: Si s'utilitza la paraula 'shoe' en plural, s'ha de dir 'he takes size xx shoes' (sense l'article indefinit 'a'). Però, si no s'utilitza la paraula 'shoe' o bé se l'utilitza en singular, s'ha de dir 'he takes a size 44 (shoe)' (amb l'article indefinit 'a')3. to earth up / to hill upcalçar-se to put your shoes onexpr calçar el mateix peu (que algú) to be like / to be the same asexpr saber de quin peu calça to know what to expect from (somebody or something) / to know what (somebody or something) is likeJa sabem de quin peu calça el Wall Street Journal... - We all know what to expect from the Wall Street Journal / we all know what the Wall Street Journal's like -
10 pam
n (m) palm / spanConeixer (alguna cosa) pam a pam - To know (something) like the back of your handexpr anar a pams to look at something carefully / in detailexpr deixar algú amb un pam de nas to let someone downexpr fer pam i pipa to thumb your nose at somebodyexpr quedar-se amb un pam de nas to be disappointed / to feel let downinterj bang! -
11 revés
n1. (m) other side / back / reverse2. (m) backhand3. (m) (heavy) blowDuus la camisa posada al revés - You have your shirt on backwards / you've got your shirt on backwardsPots lletrejar al revés el mot 'Mississippi'? - Can you spell 'Mississippi' backwards?No, ho tens al revés; en anglès has de dir 'A rebus substitutes pictures for words' - No, you have / you've got it backwards; in English you must say 'A rebus substitutes pictures for words.' -
12 voluntat
n (f) willexpr per voluntat pròpia of your own free will / of your own accord -
13 abaixar
v to lowerexpr abaixar la guàrdia to let your guard down -
14 aclucar
v to shut (your eyes) -
15 acollonir
v (vulg) to intimidate / to frightenacollonir-se (vulg) to chicken out / to lose your bottle -
16 acovardir
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17 aleta
n1. (f) wingAletes de pollastre - Chicken wings2. (f) fin3. (f) [ESPORT] flipper1. to raise your open hand into the air at the top of a 'human castle' to indicate that it has been completed2. to woo -
18 apamar
v to measureexpr tenir apamada (una cosa o una persona) to know (something) inside out / to know (something) like the back of your hand / to know (something or somebody) very well -
19 aprofundir
v1. to broaden your knowledge (of a subject)2. to deepen -
20 atrafegat
adj up to your eyeballs / (a bit) occupied / very busy
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