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Spanish-English translation for: Ég læt reyna á það hvort ég get gert þetta einn
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geogr. Egipto {m}Egypt <.eg>
subirse a un cocheto get in a car
divorciarseto get a divorce
acostumbrarse a algoto get used to sth.
ingresar a algoto get in / into sth.
enfurruñarse [col.]to get in a huff [coll.] [idiom]
levantar a algnto get sb. out of bed
echarse (una) novia [col.]to get a girlfriend [coll.]
meterse en líos [locución]to get into a mess [idiom]
dar caña [col.] [apresurarse]to get a move on [coll.] [hurry]
acostumbrar a algn a algoto get sb. used to sth.
ir a los bifes [Argentina] [col.]to get to the point
Unverified mandar a la verga [mex.] [Ni] [vulg.]to get rid of
A menudo tengo dolores de cabeza.I often get headaches.
ponerse de mala leche [col.]to get in a bad mood [coll.]
loc. caer chinche a algn [col.] [Perú]to get on sb.'s tits [coll.]
loc. caer gordo a algn [col.] [Perú]to get up sb.'s nose [coll.]
crisparle los nervios a algnto get on sb.'s wick [Br.] [idiom]
sacar a algn de la habitaciónto get sb. out of the room
¡Andando que es gerundio! [locución]You'd better get a move on! [idiom]
ponerse como loco [col.]to get in / into a flap [Br.] [coll.] [panic, become agitated]
quitar a-algn/algo de en medio [col.] [locución]to get rid of sb./sth. [coll.] [idiom]
subir a algo [autobús, tren etc.]to get on / onto / in / into sth. [bus, train etc.]
¡Arriba!Get up!
¡Fuera!Get out!
abaratarseto get cheaper
ajetrearseto get exhausted
alborotarseto get excited
alterarseto get upset
amilanarseto get frightened
asustarseto get frightened
atolondrarseto get flustered
azorarseto get upset
casarseto get married
desgastarseto get exhausted
desnudarseto get undressed
deteriorarseto get worse
divorciarseto get divorced
empeorarto get worse
enfadarseto get angry
enfermarseto get ill
enfermarseto get sick
enojarseto get angry
estropearseto get ruined
excitarseto get upset
lavarseto get washed
levantarseto get up
mancharseto get dirty
mojarseto get wet
vestirseto get dressed
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