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to pretend that (someone or something) is someone or something that they are not começar a aprender
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Spanish sparkling wine passed itself off as champagne.
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to include (esp. a variety of things) começar a aprender
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the small mirror encompassed just his face
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______is another way of saying 'plastic surgery' começar a aprender
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There were doctors who could do that for you, of course: tighten things up; nip and tuck.
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causing laughter or deserving to be laughed at começar a aprender
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But the results, he thought, were usually risible.
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a type of traditional Japanese theatre which uses music and dance and is based on ancient or religious stories começar a aprender
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He had a customer who had gone off to some clinic and come back with a face like a Noh-play mask – all smoothed out and flat
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Pol. sztywny, zesztywniały. começar a aprender
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male wigs were with their stark, obvious hairlines
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to pull (something) quickly and usually with a lot of force começar a aprender
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He had tugged at the wig of a man in a bar and... the man had cried
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to deal successfully with (a difficult situation or a problem) começar a aprender
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he was weathering well enough and it was far more dignified to let nature take its course
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in Britain, _____ is an organization which owns and takes care of many beautiful and old buildings and beautiful areas of countryside. começar a aprender
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Pol. zasłużyć sobie (na coś) começar a aprender
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if he were ever to do anything to merit the attention of the police
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(esp. of companies) having enough money to pay all that you owe to other people; começar a aprender
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He would not describe himself as well off, but he was certainly solvent.
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abbreviation for good sense of humour: used in newspapers and magazine advertisements by people looking for a new friend or sexual partner começar a aprender
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to eat the main meal of the day, usually in the evening começar a aprender
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Wine dealer, widower, solvent late forties-ish, interested in music, dining out
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