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My biological mother was a young, unwed college graduate student, and she decided to (put me u- for adoption). Poner a alguien en adopción, es decir, entregar legalmente a un niño para que otra familia lo críe... começar a aprender
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Put someone up for adoption... My biological mother was a young, unwed college graduate student, and she decided to put me up for adoption... Put someone up for adoption...
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After hours of begging, her father finally (relente-) and let her go to the party. começar a aprender
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to relent... After hours of begging, her father finally relented and let her go to the party. The rain didn't relent all night.
He refused to relent, even when everyone asked him to reconsider.
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Truth (b-) told, I didn’t really enjoy the movie. começar a aprender
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Truth be told... Truth be told, I didn’t really enjoy the movie. Truth be told, I didn’t really enjoy the movie. Truth be told, I was a little nervous before the interview. Truth be told, I’ve never been good at cooking.
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I used to fear death, but now I see it differently. It’s not just the end— (it’s life’s change agen-). Es el agente de cambio de la vida... Time is often described as a healer, but change is what truly shapes us—and death, though feared, is life’s ultimate change agent. começar a aprender
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it is life's change agent. I used to fear death, but now I see it differently. It’s not just the end—it’s life’s change agent. I used to fear death, but now I see it differently. It’s not just the end—it’s life’s change agent, making way for what’s next... it is life's change agent.
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She gave birth while still (-nwed). começar a aprender
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Unwed... She gave birth while still unwed. She gave birth while still unwed... The organization offers housing for unwed mothers... unwed.
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After years of trying to fix things, they both accepted that the relationship (had run it-) course). Cuando algo habia corrido su curso, cuando había llegado a su fin de forma natural... começar a aprender
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When something had run its course... After years of trying to fix things, they both accepted that the relationship had run its course. The disease was not treated, but it eventually ran its course and disappeared. Their friendship had run its course, and they drifted apart.
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I just (dro-ped in) to tell you about the party on Saturday. Caer sin avisar, aparecer sin avisar pasar a visitar, llegar sin avisar, aparecer de repente... começar a aprender
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to drop in... I just dropped in to tell you about the party on Saturday. drop in for a visit), to visit a place or person briefly and without a formal appointment.
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She wrote her name on the (slat-) with white chalk. Pizarra para escribir, Pizarrón negro usado para escribir con tiza... começar a aprender
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slate. (small chalkboard)... She wrote her name on the slate with white chalk.
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There’s a (dro - in) center for teens downtown. oyente, a alguien que asiste o participa sin estar formalmente inscrito... começar a aprender
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Drop-in... There’s a drop-in center for teens downtown.
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She (stum-le into) a great job opportunity. Entrar, tropesar por casualidad o involucrarse en algo por accidente o sin planearlo... começar a aprender
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She stumble into a great job opportunity...... Stumble into something.
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The builders erected a (scaf-old) before beginning work. começar a aprender
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scaffold... The builders erected a scaffold before beginning work.
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