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Dictionary Spanish ↔ English: to come down with something

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	Spanish	English
	dar una vaina `[carib.]` `[col.]` `[locución]`	to come down with something `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[fall` `ill]`
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	Acércate, te quiero contar algo.	Come close, I want to tell you something.
	reborujarse `[mex.]` `[Zacatecas]` `[col.]`	to confuse oneself with something
	proverb. Quien tuvo, retuvo.	Something stays with you to the grave.
	venirse abajo `[edificio:` `colapso]`	to come down `[building:` `collapse]`
	elucubrar sobre algo	to come up with sth.
	acomodarse a algo	to come to terms with sth. `[idiom]` `[reconcile` `oneself` `to` `sth.]`
	Casi me caigo de espaldas. `[col.]` `[locución]`	You could have knocked me down with a feather duster. `[coll.]` `[fig.]`
	algo `{pron}`	something <sth.>
	cometer una locura	to do something stupid
	Unverified ameritar algo `[merecer` `algo]` `[mex.]`	to deserve something
	pero por algo `{adv}` `[locución]`	but for something `[idiom]`
	Unverified sacarle al bulto `[mex.]` `[col.]`	to avoid something dangerous
	como Dios manda `{adv}` `[locución]`	as something should be `[idiom]`
	así por el estilo `{adj}` `[locución]`	something like that `[idiom]`
	algo fuera de lo normal	something out of the ordinary
	Unverified garigolear algo `[adornar` `en` `exceso]` `[col.]` `[mex.]`	to decorate something excessively
	ser de sesenta y pico años `[locución]`	to be sixty-something `[idiom]`
	cambiar de tercio `[pasar` `a` `otra` `cosa]`	to move on to something else
	Debo (de) haber pisado algo.	I must have trodden in something. `[esp.` `Br.]`
	Había gato encerrado. `[col.]` `[locución]`	There was something fishy going on. `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	Unverified tener txirrinta `{f}` de algo `[tener` `ganas` `de` `algo]` `[esp.]` `[Pamplona]` `[Navarra]`	to feel like doing something
	venir	to come
	¡Arriba!	Come on!
	llegar	to come `[arrive]`
	volver	to come back
	pasar	to come past
	pasar	to come in
	salir	to come out
	tener lugar	to come about
	tener lugar	to come off
	andar	to come on foot
	entrar	to come in `[enter]`
	¡Ven! `[sur.]`	Come on!
	finalizar	to come to an end
	aflojarse `[ponerse` `flojo]`	to come loose
	(Yo) vengo de ...	I come from ...
	desprenderse `[despegarse]`	to come off `[detach` `itself]`
	Unverified entrar a raudales	to come flooding in
	abajo `{adv}`	down
	¿Cuánto es?	What does that come to?
	regresar `[al` `punto` `de` `partida]`	to come back
	cobrar vida	to come to life `[become` `animate]`
	nacer	to come aborning `[esp.` `Am.]` `[also` `fig.]`
	loc. estar que arde	to come to a head
	agazapado `{adj}` `{past-p}`	huddled (down)
	sentarse	to sit (down)
	ralentización `{f}`	slowing down
	agazapado `{adj}` `{past-p}`	crouched (down)
	orn. plumón `{m}`	down `[feathers]`

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