Verbos en ingles

Pregunta	Respuesta
ser consciente	BE AWARE I'm aware of that Not as far as I'm aware (=I don't think so)
Dejar un lugar, desaparecer, marcharse	GO AWAY This drug should make the pain go away We usually go away for the summer *Go away and leave me alone
Suceder, Continuar (haciendo lo mismo o para pasar a la siguiente cosa)	GO ON +ING verb (continuar con la acción) We really can't go on living like this +to infinitive (continuar con otra cosa, normalmente el siguiente paso) After making dinner, I went on to set the table
Elegir algo, gustar algo, intentar tener o conseguir algo	GO FOR I think I'll go for the steak. What are you having? I don't go for horror films in a big way *Are you planning to go for that scholarship to Harvard university?
Romper una promesa, cambiar de opinión, cambiar una decisión o acuerdo	GO BACK ON (STH) She's gone back on her word and decided not to give me the job It's a decision you can't go back on
Presumir, alardear	SHOW OFF Stop showing off! He only bought that sports car to show off
Caer enfermo de	GO DOWN WITH *Marta has gone down with flu
Probar (algo, a hacer algo), dar una oportunidad a algo o hacer algo	HAVE A GO (AT DOING STH) Shall I have a go? (¿Lo intento yo?) feel free to have a go at it if you wish. * I doubt if he'll listen to advice from me, but I'll give it a go
Meterse con alguien, insultar a alguien, cantarle las cuarenta	HAVE A GO (AT SB) María had a go at her husband for being late I'm not having a go at you, don't be so sensitive
Ser evidente, no hace falta decir que, se sobreentiende que	GO WITHOUT SAYING (THAT) *OF COURSE, IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING THAT YOU'LL BE PAID FOR THE EXTRA HOURS YOU WORK
Recoger algo, recoger a una persona (bien porque el destino es el mismo o te queda de camino)	PICK UP While you're in town, can you PICK UP my trousers from the Dry Cleaner? Can you PICK me UP and take me to The George when you go to the party? *Can you PICK UP some friends of mine on your way to the party? They're going too.
Dejar algo o a alguien en un sitio, quedarse dormido	DROP OFF Could you drop this letter off at the post office for me? I'm going near your house, I can drop you off if you want. *I dropped off while watching TV last night
Tener una buena relación con alguien, lidiar/manejar/ ocuparse de algo	GET ALONG WITH I don't GET ALONG WITH my sister How are you GETTING ALONG WITH the training course?
Tener una buena relación con alguien	GET ON WITH We're getting on much better now that we don't live together He doesn't get on with his daughter.
Inventar, reconciliarse	MAKE UP They MADE UP an excuse for being late They are always arguing, but they MAKE UP again very quickly.
Solucionar, resolver, hacer ejercicio	WORK OUT I hope you work out the problem with your boss I couldn't WORK OUT all the answers to the crossword puzzle. *He goes to the gym to work out 3 times a week.
Probarte ropa	TRY ON *I gave her that dress to try on – but I really want it for myself!
Encontrarte algo o a alguien por casualidad	COME ACROSS I CAME ACROSS my old school reports when I was clearing out my desk. I went to the mall and I came across Andrea. I hadn’t seen her for ages
Proponer una idea, plan, solución	COME UP WITH Brenda came up with a great solution Is that the best you can come up with?
Librarse de ser castigado, culpado, criticado,etc por algo que se ha hecho o romper las normas	GET AWAY WITH *If I thought I could get away with it, I wouldn't pay any tax at all.
Recuperarte, sentirte mejor después de haber pasado por una enfermedad o problema	TAKE OVER It took me a few days to get over my cold." I was very sad when my grandmother died, it took me a long time to get over it.
Parecerse a un miembro de la familia en apariencia o carácter	TAKE AFTER SOMEONE *I take after my mother. We are both impatient
Admirar, respetar a alguien	LOOK UP TO *He'd always looked up to his uncle
Criar a alguien	BRING SOMEONE UP An aunt brought him up My parents BROUGHT me UP strictly
Salir (principalmente para hacer algo de entretenimiento), salir (en el sentido de tener una relación)	GO OUT Do you fancy going out for a meal after work? How long have you been going out with him?
Romper una relación	SPLIT UP (WITH) They are always SPLITTING UP and then getting back together again She split up with her boyfriend last week
Discutir y estar a malas con alguien	FALL OUT (WITH SB) (OVER STH) They FELL OUT over the decision and hardly speak to each other any more He left home after falling out with his parents.
Dar por hecho	TAKE FOR GRANTED One of the problems with relationships is that after a while you just take each other for granted I suppose I just took it for granted.
Tomarse con calma/filosofía algo (normalmente no muy agradable o dificil)	TAKE STH IN YOUR STRIDE There are often problems at work but she seems to take it all in her stride. She faced a serious problem, but she was able to take it in her stride
Ponerse al día con alguien, alcanzar, ponerse al nivel	CATCH UP (WITH) Go ahead, I'll catch you up in a minute Staff are struggling to catch up with the backlog *He finally caught up with his brother in height
Seguir el ritmo, mantener	KEEP UP (WITH) He walks too fast and it's really hard to KEEP UP WITH him Technology moves too fast these days for me to keep up.
Reducir	CUT DOWN (ON+NOUN) Sally is cutting down on sweets The doctor advised him to cut down his working hours. (Detrás va "his" por lo que no usamos "on")
Esperar con interés o con muchas ganas algo	LOOK FORWARD TO *I am looking forward to seeing you
Tolerar, aguantar, aceptar	PUT UP WITH How has Maria put up with him for so long? I will not put up with your bad behaviour any longer!
Compensar por algo	MAKE UP FOR She made up for being rude to me yesterday by inviting me out for coffee. No amount of money can make up for the death of a child *He'll never be able to make up for his lack of natural ability(talento natural).
Descubrir, averiguar, enterarse de	FIND OUT (ABOUT) Lisa mustn't find out about the party so keep your mouth shut I'll just go and find out what's going on outside *Too late, she found out that the flight had been cancelled.
Acabarse, quedarse sin, agotarse	RUN OUT OF My patience is beginning to run out "Do you have any milk?" "Sorry, I've run out."
Darse un resultado inesperado, resultar	TURN OUT How did the recipe turn out? The film seemed good at first, but it turned out to be very boring
Repartir, distribuir, divulgar	GIVE OUT The scores of each team will be given out on Monday morning Some shops give out sweets on Halloween
Ordenar, organizar, aclarar (solucionar, pero nunca para problemas matemáticos)	SORT OUT Has the firm SORTED OUT its tax problems yet? Will you two stop arguing and sort out your disagreements? *Let's sort out everything before Lisa arrives
Ponerse de moda, hacerse popular, pillar algo, entender	CATCH ON * Britpop caught on quickly * Everyone else realised what was happening, but it took Henry ages to CATCH ON
Inventar	Make up
Gandulear	Slacking / Slacking off
Cavar	To dig
Rugir	To roar
Soportar	To bear
Respaldar / Promocionar / apoyar	Endorse

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