hand in entregar • Please hand in the answer
sheet when you’ve finished.
hand out distribuir • Hand out the books
please, Tom.
hang out reunirse • to hang out with friends
hang up colgar• She hung up at the end of the
phone call.
hold up retener • He was held up in the
heavy traffic for over two hours.
keep in mantener • She kept the children in
as it was so cold.
keep on seguir• He kept on talking.
keep up mantener• Keep up the good work!
knock down atropellar• He was knocked down by
the car as he stepped into the road.
knock out noquear• The fall knocked him out.
leave out omitir• He left out several
important facts.
look after cuidar• Who's looking after your
baby now?
look forward to desear• I’m looking forward to
the party!
look like (v) parecerse• She looks like her
sister.
look out cuidado• Look out or you'll have
an accident.
look up buscar• Look up the meaning of
the word in your dictionary.
pick up recoger/coger• I picked up a pencil.• I’ll pick up my sister
from the station.
put away guardar• He put the book away.
put down escribir• She put her name down.
put off posponer• The meeting was put off
until the following week.
put on ponerse• He put on a suit. encender• Can you put on the light? ganar • He didn’t want to put on
weight.
put out extinguir• The fire was quickly put
out.
put through ponerme en contacto• Can you put me through to
the manager, please?
put up subir• The company was forced to
put up its prices.
ring back devolver la llamada
ring off colgar
ring up llamar
run out of quedarse sin • He ran out of time and
didn’t finish.
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