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taconear [golpear con el talón]to tap one's heels
apretarse el cinturón [fig.]to tighten one's belt [fig.]
cruzarse de brazos [locución]to twiddle one's thumbs [coll.] [idiom] [be idle, pass time]
quitarse el sombrero [de respeto]to vail one's hat [out of respect]
andar de puntillasto walk on tiptoe(s)
cazar moscas [locución]to waste one's time
contonearseto wiggle one's hips
menear la narizto wiggle one's nose
med. torcerse el tobilloto wrench one's ankle
3 Words: Nouns
colonia {f} [para niños](children's) holiday camp
juego gallina {f} ciegablind man's bluff
juego gallina {f} ciegablind man's buff
Día {m} Internacional de la Mujer <8M>International Women's Day <IWD>
orn. paíño {m} boreal [Hydrobates leucorhous]Leach's (storm) petrel
hist. mil. Ejército Popular Nacional {m} [de la República Democrática Alemana]National People's Army [GDR]
día {m} de Año NuevoNew Year's Day
Nochevieja {f}New Year's Eve
Noche {f} ViejaNew Year's Eve
tierra {f} de nadieno-man's land
med. Parkinson {m} [enfermedad / mal de Parkinson]Parkinson's disease (dementia)
jur. fiscalía {f} [oficina del fiscal]public prosecutor's office [Br.]
día {m} de los enamoradosSt Valentine's Day
orn. paíño {m} de Swinhoe [Hydrobates monorhis]Swinhoe's (storm) petrel
orn. paíño {m} de Wilson [Oceanites oceanicus]Wilson's (storm) petrel
urban. barrio {m} obreroworking-people's district
4 Words: Others
¡Por lo que más quiera / queráis / quieran ...! [locución]For God's sake ... ! [idiom]
Es una fiera para el deporte. [col.] [fig.]He's a sports fiend. [coll.] [fig.]
proverb. El mundo es un pañuelo.It's a small world.
Va siendo hora de que ... [+subj.]It's about time (that) ...
No es raro que ... [+subj.]It's not uncommom that ...
Ahora o nunca. [locución]It's now or never. [idiom]
Salta a la vista que ... [locución]It's patently obvious that ...
(A ella) le pagan muy bien.She's very highly paid.
¡Qué linda mina! [rpl.]That's a gorgeous woman!
No hace falta que ... [+subj.]There's no need to ...
proverb. A lo hecho, pecho.What's done is done.
¿Qué significa ......?What's the meaning of ......?
en un tris {adv} [col.] [locución]within a hair's breadth [coll.] [idiom]
ni corta ni perezosa {adv} [locución]without a moment's hesitation [idiom]
4 Words: Verbs
tocar a algn hacer algoto be sb.'s turn to do sth.
aplicarse el secadorto blow dry one's hair [with a hair-dryer]
Unverified golifiar [espiar] [esp.] [Canarias]to butt into someone's business [Am.] [sl.]
Unverified golisnear [espiar] [esp.] [Canarias]to butt into someone's business [Am.] [sl.]
llevar a algn en andas [locución]to carry sb. on one's shoulders
entrar en razón [col.] [locución]to come to one's senses [coll.] [idiom] [listen to reason]
llorar a moco tendido [col.] [fig.]to cry one's eyes out [coll.] [fig.]
llorar como una Magdalena [col.] [locución]to cry one's eyes out [coll.] [idiom]
clavar las uñas a algnto dig one's nails into sb.
secarse las manos en algoto dry one's hands on sth.
abrirse paso a codazosto elbow one's way through
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