She recommended that I should take some time off in other languages:

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Dictionary Spanish ↔ English: She recommended that I should take some time off

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	Spanish	English
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	darse por aludido `[col.]` `[locución]`	to take the hint `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	llevarse la palma `[col.]` `[fig.]`	to take the biscuit `[Br.]` `[coll.]`
	loc. dar todos los pasos necesarios	to take all the necessary steps
	rematar algo `[terminar` `una` `costura]`	to finish sth. off `[complete` `the` `needlework]`
	desahogarse confesando algo	to get sth. off one's chest `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	desternillarse de risa `[col.]` `[locución]`	to laugh your head off `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	perder los estribos `[locución]` `[col.]`	to fly off the handle `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	suplantar a-algn/algo `[reemplazar]`	to take the place of sb./sth.
	hacer un alto `[para` `reflexionar,` `descansar]` `[locución]`	to take a break `[idiom]`
	pasar factura a algn `[locución]`	to take its toll on sb. `[idiom]`
	hora `{f}` `[tiempo` `propicio]`	time `[of` `a` `meeting` `etc.,` `moment` `in` `time]`
	Unverified pasarlo chacho `[pasarlo` `bien]` `[sur.]` `[Chile]` `[col.]`	to have a good time
	a la par `{adv}` `[al` `mismo` `tiempo]`	at the same time `[together]`
	Unverified dar la hora `[perder` `el` `tiempo]` `[sur.]` `[Chile]` `[col.]`	to waste time
	Ese vestido te queda que ni pintado. `[col.]`	You look great in that dress. `[coll.]`
	No toques nada que él te dé.	Don't touch anything (that) he gives you.
	desgañitarse `[col.]` `[gritar` `con` `fuerza]`	to shout one's head off `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	Unverified chaqueta `{f}` `[paja` `también:` `masturbación]` `[col.]` `[mex.]`	jerk off `[masturbation]` `[coll.]` `[vulg.]` `[sl.]`
	presumir algo a algn	to show off sth. to sb. `[boast` `about` `sth.]`
	echar la bronca a algn `[col.]` `[locución]`	to tell sb. off `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	apoderarse de algo `[hacerse` `dueño]`	to take control of sth. `[take` `over,` `seize]`
	echarse una araña `[orinar]` `[cent.]` `[El` `Salvador]` `[col.]`	to take a leak `[sl.]`
	tomar las de Villadiego `[col.]` `[loc.]`	to take to one's heels `[idiom]`
	Este proceso puede tomar varios minutos.	This process might take several minutes.
	en su momento `{adv}` `[locución]` `[futuro:` `cuando` `sea` `adecuado]`	at the right time
	lit. F En busca del tiempo perdido	In Search of Lost Time `[Marcel` `Proust]`
	¿Conque esas tenemos? `[col.]` `[locución]`	So that's the way things are, is it? `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	Unverified me hace lo que el viento a Juárez `[col.]` `[mex.]`	that ain't shit `[vulg.]` `[sl.]`
	Solo Jorge podría cometer un error como ese.	Only George could make a mistake like that.
	salir disparado `[col.]` `[locución]` `[irse` `de` `prisa]`	to shoot off `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[rush` `away]`
	Se me ocurrió que ...	It occurred to me that ...
	adquirir interés por algn/algo `[locución]`	to take (an) interest in sb./sth. `[idiom]`
	tomarle la palabra a algn `[locución]`	to take sb. at her / his word `[idiom]`
	Probablemente se hayan olvidado de la hora.	They've probably forgotten the time.
	lit. F La ciudad y los perros `[Mario` `Vargas` `Llosa]`	The Time of the Hero
	¡Muy original no es que sea!	That's not exactly very original!
	Eso (a mí) no me incumbe.	That doesn't matter to me.
	no ser su día `[col.]` `[locución]`	to have an off day `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[perform` `poorly]`
	Fuimos a despedirle a la estación.	We went to see him off at the station.
	vivir a salto de mata `[col.]` `[locución]`	to take each day as it comes `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	subir los escalones de dos en dos	to go up the steps two at a time
	Es una espina que tengo clavada. `[fig.]`	That's a thorn in my flesh. `[fig.]`
	despachar a algn/algo `[col.]` `[matar,` `comer` `todo]`	to finish sb./sth. off `[coll.]` `[kill,` `eat` `all]`
	cagar `[vulg.]`	to have / take a dump `[vulg.]` `[coll.]` `[defecate]`
	sacar algo de algo	to take sth. out of sth.
	tomarse algo a broma	to take sth. as a joke
	hacerse pajas `[vulg.]`	to toss oneself off `[Br.]` `[vulg.]`
	acoger a algn `[huérfano` `etc.]`	to take sb. in `[orphan` `etc.]`
	Unverified excepcional `{adj}` `[oportunidad,` `pago` `etc.]`	one-off `[Br.]` `[coll.]` `[chance,` `payment,` `etc.]`
	coger manía a algn `[locución]`	to take a dislike to sb. `[idiom]`

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