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2000 frases
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NIVEL 5 para el quinto curso de las escuelas de idiomas LEVEL 5 for the fifth course of the schools of languages

bilingual phrases frases bilingues nivel 5 level 5

2000

Written by/ Escrito por: Eduardo Rosset Miembro del Colegio de Licenciados de Filosoffa y Letras de Euskadi Published by / Editado por: Editorial Stanley Layout / Diseno y Maquetacion: Angela Gomez Martin Front page design / Diseno portada: Diseno Irunes

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ISBN: 84-7873-275-6 Dep.Leg.:BI-2208-03 First Edition / Primera Edicion 1992 Second Edition / Segunda Edicion 1995 Third Edition / Tercera Edicion 2003 Printed at/Imprime: Imprenta Berekintza

bilingual phrases level 4


frases bilingues nivel

2000

index
ABOUT, ABOVE, ABREAST, ACCIDENT, ACCOMODATE, ACCORD, ACCOUNT, ACE, ACQUAINT, ACQUAINTANCE, ACROSS ACT, ACTION, ACTUAL, ACTUALLY, ADRIFT, ADVANCE, ADVANTAGE, AFFAIR, AFFORD, AFTER, AGAIN, AGAINST AGE, AHEAD, AID, AIM, AIR, ALL, ALOOF, AMISS, ANSWER, APOLOGY APPEAR, APPOINTMENT, APPROVE, APT, ARM, ART, ASK, ATTACH, ATTENTION, AVERAGE, ELSE, END, ENGAGE, ENOUGH, ENROL, ENTER, ENTRY, EVEN, EVER, EVERY

36-37 38-39

2-3

EXPENSE, EXTENT, EYE, FACE, FAIL FAIR, FAITH, FALL, FANCY, FAR, FAST, FAT,

4-5 6-7

FEATHER, FEED, FEEL FEEL, FEELING, FELLOW, FENCE, FEW,FIGHT, FILE, FINE, FINGER, FISH, FIT, FIX, FLAG, FLASH, FLAT FLIGHT, FLING, FLUSH, FLY, FOOL, FOOT, FORCE, FORWARD, FRAME, FREE, FRESH, FRONT, FULL,

40-41

42-43

AWAY, BABY, BACK BAD, BAGS, BALANCE, BALL, BAR, BARE, BARGAIN, BASH, BEAR BEAT, BECOME, BED, BEHIND, BID, BELIEVE, BEST, BETTER, BEYOND, BIG, BIT, BLACK, BITE, BLIND, BLOOD, BLOW, BLUE BOAT, BOB, BODY, BOIL, BOLT, BONE, BOOK, BOOT, BOTTOM BOUND, BRAIN, BREAD, BREAK, BREATH, BRICK, BRIGHT, BROAD, BUCK, BUCKET, BUG, BUM, BUNK, BURDEN, BURY BURN, BURST, BUSINESS, BUSY, BUT, CALL, CARD, CARE, CARPET, CARRY CART, CASH, CAST, CAT, CATCH, CHAIN, CHAIR, CHANCE, CHARGES, CHARM CHEEK, CHEER, CHEESE, CHEW, CHICKEN, CHIP, CLAP, CLEAN, CLEAR, CLOCK, CLOSE, CLOUD, COAL COAT, COCK, COLD, COLOURS, COME, CONCERN, COOL, COPE, COUNT, COUNTER, COURSE COVER, CRACK, CREDIT, CREEP, CROP, CROSS, CRUSH, CRY, CUT, DASH, DATE, DAY DEAL, DEAR, DEATH, DEEP, DEGREE, DEVIL, DIG, DIE, DIM, DIP, DISCHARGE, DO DODGE, DOG, DOOR, DOWN, DRAW, DRIVE, DROP, DUCK, DUE EAR, EARLY, EARTH, EASE, EASY, EAT, EDGE, EFFECT, EGG, ELBOW

8-9

FUN

44-45 46-47 48-49

FURTHER, FUSS, GATHER, GIVE, GOD, GOOD,

10-11 12-13 14-15 16-17

GRASS, GROUND, HAIR, HALF, HAMMER, HAND HAPPEN, HAPPY, HARD, HARDLY, HAT, HEAD, HEAR, HEART, HEAVY, HEEL, HEIGHT HELL, HELP, HIGH, HIGHLY, HINT, HIT, HITCH, HOLD HOME, HONOUR, HOOK, HOP, HOPE, HORSE, HOT, HOUR, HOUSE, HOUSEHOLD, HUNGER, HUNGRY, HURT ICE, IDEA, ILL, INCH, INKLING, INVOLVE, JAM,

50-51

52-53 54-55 56-57 58-59


LIE, LIFE, LIFT,

18-19 20-21
22-23

JOB, JOIN, JOKE, JUMP, KEEN, KEEP KICK, KID, KILL, KIND, KISS, KNOCK, LAND, LAP, LARK, LAST, LATE, LAUGH LAW, LAY, LEAD, LEADING, LEAF, LEAST, LEAVE, LEG, LENGTH, LESS LET, LETTER, LEVEL, LIABLE, LIGHT, LIKE

60-61
62-63 64-65 66-67

24-25

LINE, LIVE, LOAD, LOCK, LODGE, LONG, LOOK, LOOSE, LOSE, LOSS

26-27 28-29

LOT, LOVE, LOW, LUCK, MAKE, MAN, MANY, MARK, MASTER, MATCH, MATERIAL, MATTER MAY, MEAN, MEASURE, MEET, MESS, MIND, MIND, MISS, MONEY, MOUTH, MOVE MUCH, NAME, NARROW, NASTY, NATURE, NECK, NEEDLE, NERVE, NEWS, NEXT, NIP, NONE, NOSE, NOTHING

30-31
32-33 34-35

68-69

NOTICE, NOWHERE, NUMBER, OATH, OBJECT, OCCASION, ODD, OIL, OLD, ONCE, OPEN, ORDER, ORDINARY

70-71

OUT, OVER, OWN, PACE, PACK, PAD, PADDLE, PAINT, PALM, PAR, PART PARTICULAR, PASS, PAST, PATCH, PAY, PEACE, PEG, PENNY, PEOPLE, PICK, PICTURE, PIE, PIECE, PIERCE PIERCE, PIN, PINCH, PITCH, PLACE, PLAIN, PLAN, PLATE, PLAY, PLEASE, PLEASURE, PLEDGE PLUG, PLUNGE, POCKET, POINT, POKE, POKER, POKY, POLISH, POOR, POSITION, POST, POUR POWER, PRACTICE, PRESENT, PRESS, PRESSURE, PRETEND, PRICK, PRIME, PRINT, PRIVATE, PROCEED, PROGRESS, PROOF, PROPER, PROVE, PROVIDE, PULL PUMP, PURSE, PUSH, PUT, QUARTER, QUESTION, QUICK, QUIET, QUITE, RACK, RACKET RAG, RAISE, RAKE, RAM, RANGE, RANK, RATE, RATTLE, REACH, READ, REAR, RECORD, RED, REFER, REGARDS REGARD, REGULAR, RELATION, RELEASE, RELIEF, RELIEVE, REMOVE, RENDER, REPLY, REPORT, REQUIRE, REST, RETURN, REVERSE RIDE, RIGHT, RING, RIPE, RISE, RISK, ROAD, ROAR, ROCK, ROD, ROLL, ROPE, ROSE ROUGH, ROUND, RULE, RUN, RUSH, SAIL, SAKE, SALE, SAME, SAVE SAVE, SAY, SCENE, SCENT, SCHEDULE, SCHOOL, SCOPE, SCORE, SCRAP, SCRAPE, SCRATCH, SCREW, SEAL, SEAT, SECRET, SEE SELL, SEND, SENIOR, SENSE, SERVE, SERVICE, SET, SETTLE, SHADE, SHAKES SHAME, SHAPE, SHARP, SHEER, SHELF, SHELL, SHIFT, SHIP, SHIVER, SHOE, SHOOT, SHOP, SHORT, SHOT, SHOULDER SHOW, SIDE, SIGHT, SINK, SIT, SIZE, SKIN, SLACK, SLEEP, SLIP SLIP, SLOW, SMART, SMASH, SNAP, SO, SOAK, SOFT, SOON, SORE, SORT, SOUL, SOUND, SPARE, SPEAK, SPILL SPIN, SPIRIT, SPLIT, SPOIL, SPONGE, SPOT, SPRING, SQUARE, SQUEEZE, SUMMON, STAKE

STAMP, STAND, STANDING, START, STATE,

72-73

STATIONARY, STEADY, STEAM, STEP, STICK, STICKY, STIFF STING, STIR, STITCH, STOCK, STONE, STOP, 104-105

74-75

STORE, STORM, STORY, STRAIGHT, STRAW, STREAM, STREET, STRETCH STRIKE, STRING, STROKE, STRONG, STUFF, 106-107

76-77 78-79

SUIT, SUMMON, SUMMONS, SWEAT, SWEEP, SWEET, SWELL, SWIM, SWING SWORD, SYMPATHY, TABLE, TAIL, TAKE, TALE, TALK, TAP, TARGET, TEAR, TELL, TERM, TEST, THICK THICK, THIN, THING, THINK, THOUGHT, 110-111 108-109

80-81

THROAT, THROUGH, THREW, THRUST, TIDY, TIE, TIGHT TIME, TOE, TONGUE, TOO, TOOTH, TOP, 112-113

82-83

TOSS, TOUCH, TOWN, TRACE, TRACK, TRADE,

TREAT
TRIAL, TRICK, TROUBLE, TURN, UNDER, UP,

114-115

84-85

USE, VALUE, VARIETY, VEIL, VELVET, WALK, WALL, WANDER WANT, WARM, WARNING, WASH, WASTE, 116-117

86-87 88-89

WATCH, WATER, WAVE, WAY WAY, WEAR, WEATHER, WEIGH, WEIGHT, WELL, WHEEL, WHIRL, WHOLE, WIDE, WILD, WILL, WIN, WIND, WIRE, WISH, WIT

118-119

120-121

90-91

WIT, WOOD, WOOL, WORD, WORK, WORLD, WORSE, WORST, WORTH, WRAP, WRECK, WRITE, WRONG, YEAR 122-123

92-93 94-95

96-97 98-99

100-101 102-103

2000
nivel para el quinto curso de las escuelas de idiomas.

frases bilingues

bilingual phrases

2000
level

for the fifth course of the schools of languages.

ABOUT, ABOVE, ABREAST, ACCIDENT, ACCOMODATE, ACCORD, ACCOUNT, ACE, ACQUAINT, ACQUAINTANCE, ACROSS

2000 frases bilingues

nivel 5

1. Hay mucha gripe por ahi. 2. Me alegro de verte de nuevo en pie.

21. El coche lo compramos a plazos. 22. Algun dia te pediran cuentas. 23. Causo muy buena impresion. 24. No tuvo en cuenta ese detalle. 25. Tengo que ajustar cuentas con ese individuo. 26. Saco provecho de las circunstancias. 27. Estaba tan negro como el carbon. 28. Ese chico es un as. 29. No todo esta perdido. Todavia tengo un triunfo en la mano. 30. Estoy al corriente de la situacion. 31. Se conocen desde hace mucho tiempo. 32. Conocen a muchas personas. 33. Es una persona que tiene muchas relaciones. 34. No tengo el gusto de conocerle. 35. Parece mejor despues de conocerle. 36. Tengo mucho gusto en conocerle. 37. Es un viejo conocido mfo. 38. Ayudo a una senora mayor a cruzar la calle. 39. Habfan colocado un tablon encima. 40. El profesor trataba de dar su punto de vista a los alumnos.
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3. Todos los juguetes estaban esparcidos por el jardin. 4. Miro nervioso a su alrededor. 5. Y yo que? 6. Ese hombre es un tanto extrano. 7. De que trata este libro? 8. No se admiten mas de 30 personas. 9. Estamos a 1000 metros por encima del nivel del mar. 10. Estaba muy por encima de su comprension. 11. Esta pelicula es para mayores de 18 anos. 12. Estaba fuera de toda sospecha. 13. Mi madre es incapaz de enganar. 14. Formen en fila de a cuatro. 15. Hay que mantenerse informado de lo que sucede. 16. Los dos corredores iban a la par. 17. Nos encontramos por pura casualidad. 18. En este coche caben cuatro personas. 19. Lo hizo motu proprio / espontaneamente. 20. Lo hicimos de acuerdo con las instrucciones.
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ABOUT, ABOVE, ABREAST, ACCIDENT, ACCOMODATE, ACCORD, ACCOUNT, ACE, ACQUAINT, ACQUAINTANCE, ACROSS

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. There is a lot of flu about. 2. I'm glad to see you up and about. 3. All the toys were spread about the garden. 4. He glanced about nervously. 5. And what about me? 6. There's something strange about that man. 7. What is this book about? 8. We cannot admit above 30 people. 9. We are 1,000 metres above sea level. 10. It was above his understanding. 11. This film is for people above 18 years of age. 12. He was above all suspicion. 13. My mother is above deception. 14. Fall in line four abreast. 15. You have to keep abreast of what is going on. 16. The two runners kept abreast. 17. We met quite by accident. 18. This car accommodates four people. 19. He did it of his own accord. 20. We did it in accordance with the instructions.
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21. We bought the car on account. 22. One day you will be called to account. 23. He gave a good account of himself. 24. He left that detail out of account. 25. I have to settle accounts with that fellow. 26. He turned the circumstances to account. 27. He was as black as the ace of spades. 28. That boy is an ace. 29. Not all is lost. I still have an ace up my sleeve. 30. I'm acquainted with the situation. 31. They have long been acquainted. 32. They have a large circle of acquaintances. 33. He is a person who has many acquaintances. 34. I have not the honour of his acquaintance. 35. It improves upon acquaintance. 36. I am very glad to make your acquaintance. 37. He is an old acquaintance of mine. 38. He helped an old lady across the road. 39. A plank had been laid across. 40. The teacher tried to get his point across to the students.
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CT, ACTION, ACTUAL, ACTUALLY, ADRIFT, ADVANCE, ADVANTAGE, AFFAIR, AFFORD, AFTER, AGAIN, AGAINST

2000 frases bilingues nivel 5

1. La medicina tarda en surtir efecto. 2. La droga afecta el cerebro. 3. Los acidos atacan los metales. 4. Esta es la repeticion de la jugada. 5. Dicho sin hecho no trae provecho. 6. A las personas hay que juzgarlas por sus hechos. 7. d'Cuales fueron sus palabras exactas? 8. dEs este el mismo cuadro? 9. dCual es el precio real? 10. No hay contrato propiamente dicho. 11. En realidad, soy su hermano. 12. En realidad, no estuve allf. 13. dQue es lo que dijo exactamente? 14. El barco rompio amarras. 15. Corto las amarras de la barca. 16. Le abandono a su suerte. 17. Ese viejo verde hizo insinuaciones a mi mujer. 18. Reservamos una mesa con anticipacion. 19. Mi jefe me ha dado un anticipo. 20. Ascendio al rango de capstan.

21. Nuestros productos se deben ver bajo la luz mas favorable. 22. Tenemos que sacar un buen partido de este asunto. 23. Fue un asunto muy raro. 24. Creo que sera un acontecimiento importante. 25. Es el secretario de asuntos exteriores. 26. Tienes que arreglar tus asuntos personales. 27. Tu hermana tuvo relaciones amorosas con un hombre mayor. 28. Podemos permitfrnoslo. 29. No podemos permitirnos el lujo de tener coche nuevo. 30. Esta es una ocasion que no puedes desperdiciar. 31. La anciana corrio tras el gamberro blandiendo su paraguas. 32. Esto se pinto segun el estilo de Goya. 33. Se le dio el nombre de su padre. 34. Ya veo lo que pretendes. 35. Va en busca de un marido. 36. Te lo he dicho una y otra vez. 37. Me debes 1000 libras y otro tanto de intereses. 38. Se devuelve el dinero al presenter este resguardo. 39. Hemos vendido mil este ano en comparacion con dos mil el ano pasado. 40. Anotalo en gastos.
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ACT, ACTION, ACTUAL, ACTUALLY, ADRIFT, ADVANCE, ADVANTAGE, AFFAIR, AFFORD, AFTER, AGAIN, AGAINST

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1.

The medicine is slow to act. brain.

2. The drug acts upon the


3. Acids act on metals. 4. This is the action replay. 5. Actions speak louder than

words.
6. People must be judged by their actions. 7. What were his actual words? 8. Is this the actual picture?
9. What is the actual price?

10. There is no actual contract. 11. Actually, I am her brother. 12. I wasn't there, actually. 13. What did he actually say? 14. The ship broke adrift. 15. He cut the boat adrift. 16. He turned him adrift. 17. That dirty old man made advances to my wife. 18. We booked a table in advance. 19. My boss has made me an advance payment. 20. He advanced to the rank of captain.
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21. Our products are to be shown off to best advantage. 22. We have to turn this business to our advantage. 23. It was a strange affair. 24. I think it will be a big affair. 25. He is the secretary of foreign affairs. 26. You have to put your personal affairs in order. 27. Your sister had an affair with an older man. 28. We can afford it. 29. We can't afford a new car. 30. This is an opportunity you can't afford to miss. 31. The old woman ran after the hooligan brandishing her umbrella. 32. This picture was painted after Goya. 33. He is named after his father. 34. I see what you're after. 35. She is after a husband. 36. I've told you again and again. 37. You owe me 1,000 and as much again in interest. 38. Refund available against this voucher. 39. We've sold a thousand this year against two thousand last year. 40. Put it against expenses.
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AGE, AHEAD, AID, AIM, AIR, ALL, ALOOF, AMISS, ANSWER, APOLOGY

2000 frases bilingues nivel R

1. iComportate de acuerdo con tu edad! 2. No representa su edad. 3. Los anos empiezan a pesar sobre el. 4. Ella ha llegado a la mayoria de edad. 5. Estamos en la era atomica. 6. Llevamos siglos esperandote. 7. Llevamos meses de adelanto sobre la fecha prevista. 8. Gloria acudio en ayuda de su novio. 9. Fueron en auxilio del barco que se hundfa. 10. Su unico proposito en esta vida es acabar su obra. 11. Me apunto con el fusil. 12. dA que aspiras en esta vida? 13. Algo se esta tramando. 14. Estamos en antena de 7 a 8. 15. Vamos a emitir un nuevo programa. 16. Le gusta hacer alarde de sus conocimientos. 17. De repente, se evaporo. 18. A mi novia le gusta darse aires. 19. Tiene aires de gran senor. 20. Nuestras vacaciones estan todavia en el aire.
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21. Los cuatro estaban allf. 22. Le eligieron a el, como si no hubiera otros. 23. Avanzo a cuatro patas. 24. Le costo cien libras largas. 25. No era nada agradable. 26. Aquf llueve rara vez o nunca. 27. Tiene unos 60 anos que yo sepa. 28. El tiempo paso demasiado rapidamente. 29. Estan empatados a 3 (goles). 30. Se mostro muy frfo conmigo. 31. Es una persona que guarda las distancias. 32. No me vendrfa mal una taza de cafe. 33. No te lo tomes a mal. 34. Algo va mal en la maquina. 35. No es precisamente el hombre sonado. 36. dQue solucion te da a ti? 37. Nuestras suplicas han sido ofdas. 38. Eso colma mis esperanzas. 39. Reclame una satisfaccion. 40. Tengo que pedirle perdon.

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AGE, AHEAD, AID,

AIM,

AIR,

ALL,

2000 bilingual phrases

ALOOF, AMISS, ANSWER, APOLOGY

level 5

1. Act your age! 2. She doesn't look her age. 3. Age is beginning to tell on him. 4. She has come of age. 5. We are in the atomic age. 6. We've been waiting for you for ages. 7. We are months ahead of schedule. 8. Gloria came to the aid of her boyfriend. 9. They went to the aid of the sinking ship. 10. His only aim in life is to finish his work. 11. He aimed his rifle at me. 12. What are you aiming for in this life? 13. There is something in the air. 14. We are on the air from 7 to 8. is. We are going to put a new programme on the air. 16. He likes to air his knowledge. 17. Suddenly he vanished into thin air. 18. My girlfriend likes to put on airs. 19. He has the air of a gentleman. 20. Our holiday plans are still up in the air (undecided).
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21. All four were there. 22. They chose him, of all people. 23. He advanced on all fours. 24. It cost him all of 100. 25. It was not at all nice. 26. It rarely rains here, if at all. 27. He is about 60 for all I know. 28. The time went by all too quickly. 29. The score stands at 3-all. 30. He was very aloof with me. 31. He is a very aloof person. 32. A cup of coffee would not go amiss. 33. Don't take it amiss. 34. There's something amiss with the machine. 35. He's not exactly the answer to a maiden's prayer. 36. What do you make the answer? 37. Our prayers have been answered. 38. That is the answer to my dreams. 39. I demand an apology. 40. I owe you an apology.
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PPEAR, APPOINTMENT, APPROVE, APT, ARM, ART, ATTACH,

ASK,

frases bilingues

2000

ATTENTION, AVERAGE, AWAY, BABY, BACK

nivel B

1. Hizo el papel de Don Juan. 2. El fantasma se le aparecio a medianoche. 3. Comparecio acusado de homicidio. 4. Proveedores de Su Alteza Real. 5. Hemos cogido hora. 6. No estoy de acuerdo con tu decision. 7. Ella no tiene buena opinion de mf. 8. Por regla general no estoy los fines de semana. 9. A los hijos unicos casi siempre se les mima. 10. Es probable que cause molestias. 11. Entro del brazo de su padre. 12. Dana un ojo de la cara por tener su trabajo. 13. Es licenciado en Filosofia y Letras. 14. Los Smith me invitaron a cenar. 15. Es nuestro con solo pedirlo. 16. Bien merecido lo tiene. 17. Fue la primera vez que invito a Jane a salir con el. 18. El sueldo que corresponde al puesto es de 1000 libras. 19. Es un agregado a la Embajada rusa. 20. No hay condiciones.

21. Los soldados se pusieron firmes. 22. Todos los soldados estaban en posicion de firmes. 23. No hizo caso de mis avisos. 24. Hizo una media de 100 kms por hora. 25. Trabaja un promedio de 12 horas diarias. 26. Era un hombre de altura media. 27. El proximo domingo jugamos fuera. 28. Va a pasar una semana fuera. 29. iFuera de aquf! 30. iAbajo los impuesto's! 31. Es el benjamin de la familia. 32. Va a dar a luz en el hospital. 33. Eso no me toca a mf. 34. Le dejaron a la pobre mujer cargando con el muerto/ mochuelo. 35. Le volvio la espalda a su familia. 36. Me tienen entre la espada y la pared. 37. Favor, con favor se paga. 38. Me alegro de que se fuera. 39. Conozco esta region como la palma de la mano. 40. El caserfo estaba alia, en el quinto pino. Stanley|

APPEAR, APPOINTMENT, APPROVE, APT, ARM, ART, ATTACH, ATTENTION, AVERAGE, AWAY, BABY, BACK

ASK,

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. He appeared as Don Juan.


2. The ghost appeared to him at midnight. 3. He appeared on a charge of murder.
4. By appointment to H.R.H. 5. We've got an appointment. 6. I don't approve of your

decision.
7. She doesn't approve of me. 8. I'm apt to be away at the

weekends.
9. Only children are apt to be spoiled.
10. He is apt to cause trouble. 11. She came in on her father's arm. 12. I'd give an arm and a leg to have her job. 13. He is a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). 14. The Smiths asked me to dinner. 15. It's ours for the asking. 16. He asked for it. 17. It was the first time he asked Jane out. 18. The salary attached to the post is 1,000. 19. He is attached to the Russian Embassy. 20. There are no strings attached.
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21. The soldiers came to attention. 22. All the soldiers stood to attention. 23. He paid no attention to my warnings. 24. He averaged 100 kms per hour. 25. He averages 12 hours of work a day. 26. He was a man of average height. 27. Next Sunday we are playing away. 28. He is away for a week. 29. Away with you! 30. Away with taxes! 31. He is the baby of the family. 32. She's having the baby in hospital. 33. That's not my baby. 34. The poor woman was left holding the baby. 35. She turned her back on her family. 36. I've got my back to the wall. 37. If you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours. 38. I was glad to see the back of him. 39. I know this region like the back of my hand. 40. The farmhouse was at the back of beyond.
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BAD, BAGS, BALANCE, BALL, BAR, BARE, BARGAIN, BASH, BEAR

2000 frases bilingues

nivel H

1. Tengo mucho catarro. 2. El negocio va muy mal. 3. Es una pena. 4. Lo lamento mucho. 5. Parecfa cansado y tenfa ojeras. 6. Tenfan el contrato en el bote. 7. Tenemos tiempo de sobra. 8. Le solto todo el rollo. 9. Tienes un saldo positive en tu cuenta. 10. Tienes un saldo deudor. 11. Tenemos que nivelar el presupuesto. 12. Hay que cerrar los libros. 13. No tiene un exceso de dinamismo. 14. Te toca a ti. 15. No pierdas de vista el tema principal. 16. Tienes que poner las cosas en marcha. 17. Esto es otra historia. 18. Hay que coger la ocasion al vuelo. 19. Fuimos a un baile de disfraces. 20. Lo tengo todo resuelto.

21. Fue admitido en el colegio de abogados. 22. Hicieron comparecer al prisionero ante el tribunal. 23. Excluyen a los extranjeros de los puestos importantes. 24. Tu amigo fue expulsado del club. 25. He pasado tres anos entre rejas. 26. Lo hice con mis propias manos. 27. Los arboles estan sin hojas. 28. Me horroriza solo pensar en ello. 29. Al entrar en la habitacion se descubrio. 30. Llegamos a un mutuo acuerdo. 31. Listed sabe regatear. 32. Hagamos un pacto. 33. Me gusta ir a las rebajas. 34. Vamos a intentarlo. 35. Le di un mamporro/golpe en la cabeza. 36. Estaba de un humor de perros. 37. Este asunto no pasa una inspeccion a fondo. 38. El barco Neva rumbo norte. 39. Se sentfa derrotado por la adversidad. 40. Estaras de acuerdo conmigo en decir que eso es verdad.
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BAD, BAGS, BALANCE, BALL, BAR, BARE, BARGAIN, BASH, BEAR

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. I have a very bad cold. 2. Business is very bad. 3. That's too bad. 4. I feel very bad about it. 5. He seemed tired and had bags under his eyes. 6. The deal was in the bag. 7. We've got bags of time. 8. He let her have the whole bag of tricks. 9. You have a credit balance in your account. 10. You have a debit balance. 11. We have to balance the budget. 12. The books have to be balanced. 13. He's not exactly a ball of fire. 14. The ball is in your court. 15. Keep your eye on the ball. 16. You have to start the ball rolling. 17. This is a whole new ball game. 18. You have to catch the ball on the bounce. 19. We went to a fancy dress ball. 20. I have the ball at my feet.

21. He was called to the bar. 22. They summoned the prisoner to the bar. 23. They bar foreigners from important posts. 24. Your friend was barred from the club. 25. I've spent three years behind bars. 26. I did it with my bare hands. 27. The trees are bare. 28. The bare thought of it frightens me. 29. He bared his head as he entered the room. 30. We struck a bargain with each other. 31. You drive a hard bargain. 32. I'll make a bargain with you. 33. I like to go bargainhunting. 34. Let's have a bash. 35. I bashed his head in. 36. He was like a bear with a sore head. 37. This affair doesn't bear close examination. 38. The ship is bearing north. 39. He felt borne down by adversity. 40. You will bear me out on that.
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EAT, BECOME, BED, BEHIND, BELIEVE, BEST,

BID,

2000 frases bilingues

BETTER, BEYOND,

nivel EJ

1. Le mataron a palos. 2. El pajaro batio las alas inutilmente. 3. El pobre hombre se esta rompiendo el coco. 4. Me gano por la mano./Llego justo antes que yo. 5. Si no puedes ganarlos, unete a ellos. 6. Eso es el colmo. 7. Los tambores redoblaban. 8. Las olas azotaban la playa. 9. Heredara una fortuna y sera rico. 10. Se supo que no era verdad. 11. Se ha levantado con el pie izquierdo. 12. Ofrecen pension completa. 13. Siguieron el seco cauce del no. 14. La vida no es un lecho de rosas. 15. Estoy muy atrasado con mi trabajo. 16. Tiene el apoyo de todos nosotros. 17. Tiene cinco libros en su haber. 18. No podia dar credito a mis ojos. 19. No aprobamos el uso de las drogas. 20. No puedo dar credito a mis ofdos.

21. El tfo Carlos fue mi padrino de boda. 22. Que te vaya bien./Buena suerte. 23. Lo hice con la mejor intencion. 24. Bueno, lo hice lo mejor posible. 25. Tendras que conformarte. 26. Mas vale tarde que nunca. 27. Tanto mejor para ti. 28. Ha mejorado mucho a consecuencia de ello. 29. Ella cree que lo sabe todo. 30. Cambio de parecer. 31. Estan en una posicion mas acomodada que nosotros. 32. Es un cambio beneficioso. 33. Estareis juntos tanto en la fortuna como en la adversidad. 34. La tarea es superior a mis fuerzas. 35. La fisica nuclear esta fuera de mi alcance. 36. Se excede en su autoridad. 37. Pujo 100 libras por el cuadro. 38. Varias empresas se presentaron a la licitacion. 39. Intentaron obtener la independencia. 40. Nos despedimos de ellos en el muelle.
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BEAT,

BECOME, BED, BEST,

BEHIND,

BID,

2000 bilingual phrases

BELIEVE,

BETTER,

BEYOND,

level 5

1. He was beaten to death.


2. The bird beat it wings uselessly.

21. Uncle Charles was my best man. 22. All the best. 23. I did it for the best. 24. Well, I did my best. 25. You'll have to make the best of it. 26. Better late than never. 27. So much the better for you. 28. She is all the better for it. 29. She thinks she knows better. 30. He thought better of it. 31. They are better off than we are. 32. It's a change for the better. 33. You'll be together for better or for worse. 34. The task is beyond me. 35. Nuclear physics is beyond me. 36. He goes beyond his authority.
37. He bid 100 for the painting.

The poor man is beating his brains out.


4. He just beat me to it. 5. If you can't beat them, join

them.
6. That beats everything. 7. The drums were beating. 8. The waves beat on the shore.
9. He'll inherit a fortune and become rich.

10. It became known that it was not true. 11. He got out on the wrong side of the bed. 12. They offer bed and board. 13. They followed the dry bed of the river. 14. Life is not a bed of roses. 15. I'm behind with my work. 16. We are all behind him. 17. She has five books behind her. 18. I couldn't believe my eyes. 19. We don't believe in drugs. 20. I can't believe my ears.
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38. Several companies made bids for the contract. 39. They made a bid for independence. 40. We bade them farewell on the quayside.
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IG, BIT,

BLACK, BITE,

2000 frases bilingCies

BLIND, BLOOD, BLOW, BLUE

nivel B

1. Tu hermano esta siempre dandose importancia. 2. Eres un bocazas, sabes. 3. Se lo tiene muy creido. 4. Lo hicieron afiicos. 5. Durante la guerra aporto su granito de arena. 6. Tendre que recoger mis bartulos. 7. Este chico es un mentiroso. 8. Te voy a dar un consejo. 9. Disfrute de ello a tope. 10. Deme una taza de cafe solo, por favor. 11. El joven David vino con un ojo amoratado. 12. Estaba oscuro como la boca de lobo. 13. Estaba de luto. 14. Perdio el conocimiento. 15. La tormenta causo un apagon en la ciudad. 16. El viento le cortaba la cara. 17. Gato escaldado del agua frfa huye. 18. Abarcas demasiado. 19. El patron le echo una bronca a Pedro. 20. dQue mosca te ha picado?
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21. Esto es un callejon sin salida. 22. Jaime tuvo una cita a ciegas. 23. Ese hombre es tuerto. 24. Hace la vista gorda a todo el contrabando. 25. Tengo la tension arterial alta. (hipertension) 26. Tienes sangre de horchata. 27. Al ofrlo se le helo la sangre en las venas. 28. Es como sacar agua de las piedras. 29. Nuestros antepasados derramaron su sangre. 30. El viento llevo el barco hacia la costa. 31. iQue me aspen/cuelguen si lo entiendo! 32. La joven le envio besos desde su mesa. 33. No cesaba de tocar el claxon. 34. Esta henchido de orgullo. 35. El arbitro pito para senalar falta. 36. Ahora ha surgido otra cosa. 37. Estaba amoratado. 38. Nos conto un chiste verde. 39. Se le amorato la cara. 40. Aparecio como llovido del cielo.
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BIG, BIT,

BLACK, BITE,

2000 bilingual phrases

BLIND, BLOOD, BLOW, BLUE

level 5

1. Your brother is always talking big. 2. You're a big mouth, you know. 3. He is too big for his boots. 4. It was blown to bits. 5. He did his bit during the war. 6. I'll have to collect my bits and pieces. 7. This boy is a bit of a liar. 8. I'm going to give you a bit of advice. 9. I enjoyed every bit of it. 10. Can I have cup of black coffee, please? 11. Young David came with a black eye. 12. It was as black as pitch. 13. She was in black./She wore black. 14. She blacked out. 15. The storm blacked out the city. 16. The wind bit her face. 17. Once bitten, twice shy. 18. You're biting off more than you can chew. 19. The boss bit Peter's head off. 20. What's biting you?
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21. This is a blind alley. 22. James had a blind date. 23. That man is blind in one eye. 24. He turns a blind eye to all the smuggling. 25. I have high blood pressure. 26. You have no blood in your veins. 27. When he heard it, he felt his blood run cold. 28. It is like getting blood out of a stone. 29. Our ancestors shed their blood. 30. The wind blew the ship ashore. 31. I'll be blowed if I understand it! 32. The young woman blew him kisses from her table. 33. He kept blowing the horn. 34. He is blown up with conceit. 35. The referee blew for a foul. 36. Now something else has blown up. 37. He was blue with cold. 38. He told us a blue joke. 39. She went blue in the face. 40. He appeared out of the blue.
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OAT, BOB, BODY, BOIL, BOLT, BONE, BOOK, BOOT, BOTTOM

2000 frases bilingues

nivel E3

1. Hemos quemado las naves. No podemos retroceder. 2. Me temo que has perdido una buena oportunidad. 3. Todos estamos embarcados en la misma nave. 4. No causes problemas. 5. El botecito subfa y bajaba en el mar. 6. El mismo problema surgio otra vez. 7. Tenemos que actuar unidos. 8. iSobre mi cadaver! 9. Habia un gran numero de personas. 10. Gana lo justo para vivir. 11. Se reduce a esto. 12. Uno tiene que ganarse el cocido. 13. El puchero del arroz esta rebosando. 14. La noticia cayo como una bomba. 15. He quemado mi ultimo cartucho. 16. Intento escaparse. 17. Se incorporo de golpe. 18. Lo unio con pernos. 19. Echo el cerrojo y le dejo fuera. 20. Me dejo encerrado.
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21. Estaba mas seco que una pasa. 22. Trabaja como un esclavo. 23. Tengo que arreglar cuentas con el. 24. No se anda con rodeos. 25. Era la manzana de la discordia. 26. El pobre hombre estaba en los huesos. 27. Hay que hacerlo segun las reglas. 28. Se que estoy en su lista negra. 29. Este hombre me Neva la contabilidad. 30. Toma ejemplo de tu amigo. 31. Todas las habitaciones del hotel estan reservadas. 32. No me gustarfa estar en su pellejo. 33. Te van a poner de patitas en la calle. 34. Tu primo es un engrefdo. 35. Esta haciendo la pelota al jefe. 36. Se han derrumbado los precios. 37. Venga chicos, apurad las copas. 38. Lo hice de todo corazon. 39. Echo por tierra mi argumento. 40. iQuien esta detras de todo esto?
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BOAT, BOB, BODY, BOIL, BOLT, BONE, BOOK, BOOT, BOTTOM

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. We have burnt our boats. We can't withdraw. 2. I'm afraid you've missed the boat. 3. We're all in the same boat. 4. Don't rock the boat. 5. The little boat bobbed up and down on the sea. 6. The same problem bobbed up again. 7. We must act together as a body. 8. Over my dead body! 9. There was a large body of people. 10. He earns just enough money to keep body and soul together. 11. It boils down to this. 12. One has to keep the pot boiling. 13. The pot of the rice is boiling over. 14. The news came as a bolt from the blue. 15. I have shot my last bolt. 16. He made a bolt for it. 17. He sat bolt upright. 18. He bolted it together. 19. She bolted him out. 20. He bolted me in.
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21. It was as dry as a bone. 22. He works his fingers to the bone. 23. I have a bone to pick with him. 24. He makes no bones about it. 25. It was the bone of contention. 26. The poor man was a bag of bones. 27. We have to go by the book. 28. I know I am in his bad books. 29. This man keeps my books. 30. Take a leaf out of your friend's book. 31. The hotel is booked up. 32. I wouldn't like to be in his boots. 33. They are going to give you the boot. 34. Your cousin is too big for his boots. 35. He is licking the boss's boots. 36. The bottom has fallen out of the market. 37. Come on, boys, bottoms up. 38. I did it from the bottom of my heart. 39. He knocked the bottom out of my argument. 40. Who is at the bottom of all this?
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OUND, BRAIN, BREAD, BREAK, BREATH, BRICK, BRIGHT, BROAD, BUCK, BUCKET, BUG, BUM, BUNK, BURDEN, BURY

2000 frases bilingues nivel B

1. Esta vinculado por lazos de amistad. 2. Juan esta absorbido por su trabajo. 3. Esto esta mas alia de los Ifmites de la decencia. 4. Estas en zona prohibida. 5. Estaba atado de pies y manos. 6. Se levanto la tapa de los sesos. 7. Estaba devanandome los sesos para solucionarlo. 8. Sabe que es lo que mas le conviene. 9. No solo de pan vive el hombre. 10. Esperemos un cambio de tiempo. 11. Tuvimos un golpe de fortuna. 12. Se evadio de los guardias. 13. Se quedo sin aliento. 14. Respiro a fondo. 15. El pobre hombre estaba jadeando. 16. Ahorrate las palabras. 17. Es como si le hablaras a la pared. 18. Nos echo una bronca terrible. 19. Era mas listo que el hambre. 20. Mira el lado bueno de las cosas.
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21. Robaron el banco en pleno dfa. 22. Lo mismo da. 23. Le echo el muerto a su amigo. 24. Quiero hacer pasta rapidamente. 25. El pobre viejo anciano la pata. 26. No podemos salir. Esta lloviendo a cantaros. 27. Le ha dado por la pintura. 28. Hay un microfono oculto en la habitacion. 29. <LQue mosca te ha picado? 30. Me sableo cinco libras. 31. Se largo con el dinero. 32. Me esta amargando la vida. 33. Tiene que cargar con una gran responsabilidad. 34. No quiero preocuparte con mis problemas. 35. Le clavo un punal en el corazon. 36. Oculto el rostro en las manos. 37. Hicieron las paces. 38. Estaba sumido en sus pensamientos. 39. Esconde la cabeza debajo del ala. 40. Para escribir sus libros se refugia en el campo.
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BOUND, BRAIN, BREAD, BREAK, BREATH, BRICK, BRIGHT, BROAD, BUCK, BUCKET, BUG, BUM, BUNK, BURDEN, BURY

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. He is bound by ties of friendship. 2. John is bound up in his work. 3. This is beyond the bounds of decency. 4. You're out of bounds. 5. He was bound hand and foot. 6. He blew his brains out. 7. I was racking my brains to solve it. 8. He knows which side his bread is buttered on. 9. Man does not live by bread alone. 10. Let's wait for a break in the weather. 11. We had a lucky break. 12. He broke away from the guards. 13. He was out of breath. 14. He took a deep breath. 15. The poor man was gasping for breath. 16. Save your breath. 17. It's like talking to a brick wall. 18. He came down on us like a ton of bricks. 19. He was as bright as a button. 20. Look at the bright side of things.
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21. They robbed the bank in broad daylight. 22. It is as broad as it is long. 23. He passed the buck to his friend. 24. I want to make a fast buck. 25. The poor old man kicked the bucket. 26. We can't go out. It's raining buckets. 27. He's got the painting bug. 28. There is a bugging device in the room. 29. What's bugging you? 30. He bummed 5 off me. 31. He did a bunk with the money. 32. He is making my life a burden. 33. He carries a heavy burden. 34. I don't want to burden you with my problems. 35. He buried a dagger in his heart. 36. He buried his face in his hands. 37. They buried the hatchet. 38. He was buried in thought. 39. He buries his head in the sand. 40. To write his books, he buries himself in the country.
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URN, BURST, BUSINESS, BUSY, CALL, CARD, CARE, CARPET,

BUT, CARRY

frases bilingues nivel EJ

2000

1. Lo desea ardientemente. 2. Se consume de impaciencia. 3. Lo redujeron a cenizas. 4. El dinero le quema en el bolsillo. 5. Se quema las pestanas estudiando. 6. Se deshizo en lagrimas. 7. Tu abuelo rebosa de salud. 8. Estallo en carcajadas. 9. Abrio la puerta de golpe. 10. Este es un sobre con franqueo concertado. 11. Asistio a una escuela de comercio. 12. Eso no es asunto mfo. 13. Ve al grano, dquieres? 14. Ese tio habla en serio. 15. Ocupate de tus asuntos. 16. Abrio una carnicerfa. 17. Esta es una calle muy concurrida. 18. Siempre mantiene a la gente ocupada. 19. Esta comunicando. 20. iEmpieza a trabajar!

21. No hay peros que valgan. 22. Era el penultimo de la fila. 23. No es mas que un criado. 24. Si pudiera hablar con el. 25. No canto, sino que grito. 26. Convoquemos una reunion. 27. Vamos a dejarlo por hoy. 28. Tienes una conferencia desde Paris. 29. Me parece que el jefe tiene una carta en la manga. 30. Tienes todos los triunfos. 31. Si actuas adecuadamente puedes triunfar. 32. Ya me encargare yo de el. 33. Me atiende un buen medico. 34. Por mf, puedes hacer lo que quieras. 35. Tenfan un cesped muy bien cuidado. 36. Le recibieron con todos los honores. 37. Una alfombre de nieve cubria el jardfn. 38. Es una persona que lo arrolla todo. 39. Es una accion que acarreara serias consecuencias. 40. Como siempre tuve que pagar el pato.

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BURN, BURST, BUSINESS, BUSY, CALL, CARD, CARE, CARPET,

BUT,

CARRY

bilingual phrases level 5

2000

1. He burns with desire for it. 2. He is burning with impatience. 3. It was burnt to ashes. 4. Money burns a hole in his pocket. 5. He is burning the midnight oil. 6. She burst into tears. 7. Your grandfather is bursting with health. 8. He burst out laughing. 9. He burst the door open. 10. This is a business reply envelope. 11. She attended a business school. 12. That is none of my business. 13. Get down to business, will you? 14. That guy means business. 15. Mind your own business. 16. He set up in business as a butcher. 17. This is a very busy street. 18. He always keeps people busy. 19. It's engaged/busy. 20. Get busy!
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21. There are not buts about it. 22. He was the last but one in the queue. 23. He is but a servant. 24. If I could but speak to him. 25. He didn't sing but shouted. 26. Let's call a meeting. 27. Let's call it a day. 28. You have a long distance call from Paris. 29. I think that the boss has a card up his sleeve. 30. You hold all the cards. 31. If you play your cards right, you can succeed. 32. I'll take care of him. 33. I'm in the care of a good doctor. 34. For all I care, you can do whatever you want. 35. They had a well cared-for lawn. 36. They rolled out the red carpet for him. 37. The garden was carpeted with snow. 38. He is a person who carries all before him. 39. It's an act that will carry serious consequences. 40. As usual I was left to carry the can.
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ART, CASH, CAST, CAT, CATCH, CHAIN, CHAIR, CHANCE, CHARGES, CHARM

2000 frases bilingues

nivel EJ

1. No empieces la casa por el tejado. 2. Estoy sin un duro/blanca. 3. Se lo enviaremos contra reembolso. 4. No hubo muchos votos a su favor. 5. Arrojo el sedal al agua. 6. La suerte esta echada. 7. Le asignaron el papel de Ofelia. 8. Le hechizo. 9. Esperemos que esto arroje luz sobre el asunto. 10. Le echo el mal de ojo. 11. Soltaron amarras. 12. Bajo la mirada. 13. Aquf no hay sitio para nada. 14. Descubrio el pastel./Se fue de la lengua. 15. Llueve a cantaros. 16. A ver de que lado sopla el viento. 17. Cuando el gato no esta, bailan los ratones. 18. Es como meter el lobo en el redil. 19. De noche todos los gatos son pardos. 20. Estaba muy nerviosa antes del examen.

21. No tiene la mas minima oportunidad de ganar la carrera. 22. iQue pinta tiene! iParece que viene de la guerra! 23. Sonrio de oreja a oreja. 24. Se engancho el jersey en un clavo. 25. Justo pudo vislumbrarla. 26. Asombrado, se quedo sin respiracion. 27. Nunca me veras a mi hacer eso. 28. El granero se incendio. 29. Tengo que ponerme al dia con el trabajo. 30. Mi padre es un fumador empedernido. 31. Apelo a la presidencia. 32. Tendremos que arriesgarnos. 33. Lo vimos por pura casualidad. 34. No tiene ninguna posibilidad. 35. Formulo acusaciones contra ella. 36. Puedes poner una conferencia a cobro revertido. 37. Voy a tomar el mando de esto. 38. Mi truco tuvo exito. 39. Sucumbio bajo sus encantos. 40. Mis dificultades desaparecieron como por ensalmo.
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CART, CASH, CAST, CAT, CATCH, CHAIN, CHAIR, CHANCE, CHARGES, CHARM

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. Don't put the cart before


the horse. 2. I'm out of cash. 3. We'll send it to you Cash On Delivery (C.O.D.). 4. Not many votes were cast in his favour. 5. He cast the line into the water. 6. The die is cast. 7. She was cast as Ophelia. 8. She cast a spell on him. 9. Let's hope that this will cast light on this affair. 10. She cast the evil eye on him. 11. They cast loose. 12. He cast his eyes down. 13. You couldn't swing a cat in here.
14. He let the cat out of the bag.

15. It's raining cats and dogs. 16. Let's see which way the cat jumps. 17. When the cat is away, the mice will play. 18. It's like setting the cat among the pigeons. 19. When candles are away, all cats are grey. 20. Before the exam she was like a cat on hot bricks.
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21. He hasn't a cat in hell's chance of winning the race. 22. He looks like something the cat dragged in. 23. He grinned like a Cheshire cat. 24. The pullover caught on a nail. 25. He could just catch a glimpse of her. 26. Astonished, he caught his breath. 27. You'll never catch me doing that. 28. The barn caught fire. 29. I have to catch up with my work. 30. My father is a chain smoker. 31. He appealed to the chair. 32. We'll have to take the chance. 33. We saw it by sheer chance. 34. He doesn't stand a chance. 35. He brought charges against her. 36. You can reverse the charges. 37. I'm going to take charge of this. 38. My ruse worked like a charm. 39. He fell victim to her charms. 40. My troubles were charmed away.
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HEEK, CHEER, CHEESE, CHEW, CHICKEN, CHIP, CUP, CLEAN, CLEAR, CLOCK, CLOSE, CLOUD, COAL

frases bilingues nivel H

2000

1. iQue caradura tiene ese chico! 2. Tiene una caradura de mil diablos. 3. Hubo una ovacion cerrada. 4. El trabajo me tiene harto. 5. iBueno, pues mala suerte! 6. Estan rumiando algo. 7. No vendas la piel del oso antes de cazarlo. 8. Eres un gallina. 9. No naci ayer, sabes. 10. Ese hombre esta perdido. 11. Es como su padre. De tal palo tal astilla. 12. La suerte esta echada. 13. Este hombre esta resentido. 14. No lo he visto en mi vida. 15. Le metieron en la carcel. 16. La gente estaba batiendo palmas. 17. Estaba limpio como una patena. 18. Lo perdio todo. 19. Me temo que se me ha olvidado completamente. 20. He perdido todo. Estoy limpio.
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21. Las pruebas demostraron su inocencia. 22. Quiero dejar bien sentado que no era yo. 23. Le escucho alto y claro. 24. <LMe explico con claridad? 25. El camion paso sin rozar el puente. 26. dPor que no te largas? 27. Cuando terminemos el cafe quitare la mesa. 28. Estuvieron bailando las 24 horas. 29. Los dos hermanos tienen un gran parecido. 30. Ha faltado el canto de un duro. 31. Se encontraban muy a mano. 32. El Sr. Smith ronda los cincuenta. 33. Se ajusto al texto. 34. Por fin, lo terminamos. 35. No hay mal que por bien no venga. 36. Solo es una nube de verano. 37. El hombre estaba en el septimo cielo. 38. Es como ir a vendimiar y llevarse de postre uvas. 39. El jefe me puso las peras al cuarto. 40. Era negro como el carbon.
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CHEEK, CHEER, CHEESE, CHEW, CHICKEN, CHIP, CUP, CLEAN, CLEAR, CLOCK, CLOSE, CLOUD, COAL

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. That boy's got a cheek!


2. He's got the cheek of the

21. The evidence cleared him. 22. I want to make it clear that it wasn't me. 23. I can hear you loud and clear. 24. Do I make myself clear? 25. The lorry cleared the bridge. 26. Why don't you clear off? 27. When we finish the coffee, I'll clear the table. 28. They were dancing round the clock. 29. The two brothers bear a close resemblance. 30. It was a close shave. 31. They were close at hand. 32. Mr Smith is close on fifty. 33. He kept close to the text. 34. At last we brought it to a close. 35. Every cloud has a silver lining. 36. It's only a passing cloud. 37. The man was on cloud nine. 38. It's like carrying coals to Newcastle. 39. The boss hauled me over the coals. 40. It was as black as coal.
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devil.
3. There were loud cheers. 4. I'm really cheesed off with

work.
5. Well, hard cheese! 6. They are chewing

something over.
7. Don't count your chickens

before they are hatched.


8. You're chicken. 9. I'm not a spring chicken,

you know.
10. That man has had his chips. 11. He's like his father. A chip off the old block. 12. The chips are down. 13. This man has a chip on his shoulder. 14. I've never clapped eyes on him before. 15. He was clapped in jail. 16. The people were clapping their hands. 17. He was as clean as a new pin. 18. They took him to the cleaners. 19. I'm afraid I clean forgot. 20. I've lost everything. I'm clean out of money.
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OAT, COCK, COLD, COLOURS, COME, CONCERN, COOL, COPE, COUNT, COUNTER, COURSE

2000 frases bilingues

nivel 5

1. Dale una mano de pintura. 2. Tienes que vivir segun tus posibilidades. 3. Nos conto un cuento chino y le crefmos. 4. Miro a la joven y le guifio un ojo. 5. Estate atento por si viene el cartero. 6. El perro levanto las orejas. 7. Me dejaron al margen/en la estacada. 8. Hace un frfo que pela. 9. Pronto lo echo en el olvido. 10. No me produce ninguna emocion./Me deja frio. 11. Se acerco al centinela y le golpeo dejandole sin conocimiento. 12. Salio airoso de la prueba. 13. Eso le da otro cariz a las cosas. 14. Se ha quitado la mascara. 15. Esta indispuesto. 16. iA ver si te retratas/pagas alguna vez! 17. <LC6mo sucedio el accidente? 18. <LCuando llegas a la mayorfa de edad? 19. Y todavfa no ha llegado lo mejor. 20. Ese aparato resulto muy util.
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21. Por lo que a m( respecta, puedes quedartelo. 22. dA usted que le importa? 23. A quien corresponda. 24. d'Que pasa? 25. Muchas manos en un plato hacen mucho garabato. 26. Esta tramando algo. 27. Llego mas fresco que una lechuga. 28. Cuesta la friolera de 5000 libras. 29. Tengo tantas cosas que hacer que no puedo dar abasto. 30. No te preocupes, ya me las arreglare. 31. No podemos con los nines. 32. A la de cuatro empezamos. 33. Puedes contar con la victoria. 34. Le declaration fuera de combate. 35. Le dio el dinero bajo mano. 36. Pagamos al contado. 37. Se abren varies caminos ante nosotros. 38. Lo hizo de una forma natural. 39. Lo haremos a su debido tiempo. 40. Pusieron rumbo a las islas.
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COAT, COCK, COLD, COLOURS, COME, CONCERN, COOL, COPE, COUNT, COUNTER, COURSE

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. Give it a coat of paint.


2. You have to cut your coat according to your cloth. 3. He told us a cock and bull story and we believed him. 4. He looked at the girl and cocked an eye at her. 5. Try and keep an ear cocked for the postman. 6. The dog cocked its ears. 7. I was left out in the cold. 8. It's bitterly cold. 9. He soon put it into cold storage.
10. It leaves me cold. 11. He approached the sentry and knocked him cold. 12. He came through with flying colours. 13. That puts a different colour on things. 14. He has shown his true colours. 15. He's a bit off colour. 16. Let's see the colour of your money! 17. How did the accident come about? 18. When do you come of age? 19. And the best is yet to come. 20. That gadget came in very handy.
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21. As far as I'm concerned, you can keep it. 22. Of what concern is it to you? 23. To whom it may concern. 24. What's cooking? 25. Too many cooks spoil the broth. 26. He's cooking up something 27. He arrived as cool as a cucumber. 28. It costs a cool 5,000. 29. I have so many things to do that I can't cope. 30. Don't worry, I can cope. 31. We can't cope with the children. 32. We'll begin on the count of four. 33. You can count on winning. 34. He was counted out. 35. He gave him the money under the counter. 36. We paid over the counter. 37. Several courses are open to us. 38. He did it as a matter of course. 39. We'll do it in due course. 40. They set course for the islands.
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OVER, CRACK,

CREDIT, CREEP, CROP,

CROSS, CRUSH, CRY, CUT, DASH, DATE, DAY

frases bilingiies nivel Ei

2000

1. Lo mandamos por correo aparte. 2. Se pusieron a cubierto. 3. No le encubras. 4. Salimos al romper el alba. 5. No es tan bueno como lo pintan. 6. Salio a todo corner. 7. Date prisa. 8. iMi hermano esta chalado! 9. Tu honestidad te honra. 10. En esa tienda no se fia. 11. Me da repelus. 12. Tiene una buena mata de pelo. 13. Surgieron de la nada. 14. Esta muy enfadado conmigo. 15. De pronto se le ocurrio una idea. 16. Estoy loco perdido por ella. 17. La gente quedo aplastada contra la barrera. 18. Media un gran abismo entre la virtud y el vicio. 19. Estaba persiguiendo a su presa. 20. En el ultimo momento se rajo.
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21. Para abreviar, se casaron a los dos meses. 22. Hizo una muesca en la culata. 23. Y pronto le salieron los dientes. 24. Lo hemos calculado muy justo. 25. Eso hizo trizas sus argumentos. 26. Su parte era el 20%. 27. No le metas en el asunto. 28. La muerte se lo llevo en la flor de la vida. 29. Estabamos aislados por la inundacion. 30. Nos precipitamos hacia la salida. 31. Las olas se rompian contra el acantilado. 32. El bribonzuelo paso corriendo. 33. Sus esperanzas se desvanecieron. 34. Estoy al corriente de las noticias. 35. dCon quien sales esta noche? 36. El hotel habfa tenido epocas mejores. 37. La vi de nuevo a los dos dfas. 38. Estare de vuelta dentro de ocho dfas/hoy en ocho. 39. Vamos a dejarlo por hoy. 40. Debes ahorrar para los momentos diffciles.
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COVER, CRACK, CREDIT, CREEP, CROP, CROSS, CRUSH, CRY, CUT, DASH, DATE, DAY

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. We sent it under separate cover. 2. They took cover. 3. Don't cover up for him. 4. We left at the crack of dawn. 5. He is not as good as he is cracked up to be. 6. He left at a cracking pace. 7. Get cracking. 8. My brother is crackers! 9. Your honesty does you credit. 10. They don't give credit in that shop. 11. He gives me the creeps. 12. She has a good crop of hair. 13. They cropped up out of the blue. 14. He is very cross with me. 15. Suddenly an idea crossed his mind. 16. I have a crush on her. 17. People werw crushed against the barrier. 18. Virtue is a far cry from vice.

21. To cut a long story short, they got married within two months.

22. He cut a notch in the butt.


23. And soon he cut his teeth. 24. We have cut it fine. 25. That cut his arguments to pieces.
26. His cut was 20%

27. Don't cut him in on the deal. 28. Death cut him off in his prime. 29. We were cut off by the flood. 30. We made a dash for the exit. 31. The waves dashed against the cliff. 32. The young rascal dashed past. 33. His hopes were dashed. 34. I'm up to date on the news. 35. Who is your date tonight? 36. The hotel had seen better days. 37. I saw her again the next day but one. 38. I'll be back this day week. 39. Let's call it a day. 40. You must save for a rainy day.
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19. It was in full cry after its prey. 20. At the last moment he cried off.
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EAL, DEAR, DEATH, DEEP, DEGREE, DEVIL, DIG, DIE, DIM, DIP, DISCHARGE, DO

frases bilingues

2000

nlvet g

1. No tenemos mucho dinero. 2. No le des mucha importancia a eso. 3. Yo me ocupare de el. 4. El asesino sera castigado. 5. Los dos chicos corrieron desesperadamente. 6. Este chico es un encanto. 7. Mucha gente moria a causa de la Peste Negra. 8. He cogido un constipado de campeonato. 9. Estaba herido de muerte. 10. Perdio los estribos./Obro con precipitacion. 11. Los soldados se formaron de cuatro en fondo. 12. Acaba de licenciarse en la universidad. 13. Hacfa un ruido de mil demonios. 14. Mas vale malo conocido que bueno por conocer. 15. Estaba entre la espada y la pared. 16. Hablando del rev de Roma. 17. Cuando el diablo no tiene nada que hacer, con el rabo mata moscas. 18. El diablo no es tan feo como lo pintan. 19. Van a armar un escandalo. 20. Coma como un descosido.
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21. Esos hombres estan buscando oro. 22. El chico se mantiene en sus trece. 23. Genio y figura hasta la sepultura. 24. Ese chico se esta muriendo por hacer algo. 25. Murio como un heroe. 26. Las lagrimas le empanaban los ojos. 27. Mi padre ve esto con malos ojos. 28. El sol se escondio detras de la montana. 29. Hojee el diccionario. 30. Fue dado de baja del ejercito. 31. Las cloacas vierten en el rfo. 32. Eso no puede ser. 33. Eso servira/resolvera el problema. 34. A lo hecho, pecho. 35. Te han timado. 36. No le perjudicara. 37. En 1992 suprimieron las aduanas. 38. Atate los zapatos. 39. Puedes ahorrarte tus comentarios. 40. Me vendrfa al pelo una taza de te.

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DEAL, DEAR, DEATH, DEEP, DEGREE, DEVIL, DIG, DIE, DIM, DIP, DISCHARGE, DO

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. We haven't got a great


2. 3. 4.
5.

6. 7. 8. 9.

10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.


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deal of money. Don't make a big deal of it. Ill deal with him. The murderer will be dealt with. The two boys ran for dear life. This boy is such a dear. Many people died of the Black Death. I've caught my death of cold. He was wounded to the death. He went off the deep end. The soldiers formed up four deep. He has just taken his degree at university. He made the devil of a noise. Better the devil we know (than the devil we don't know). I was between the devil and the deep blue sea. Talk of the devil! The devil finds work for idle hands. The devil is not as black as he is painted. They are going to raise the devil. He ran like the devil.

21. Those men are digging for gold. 22. The boy is digging his heels in. 23. Old habits die hard. 24. That boy is dying to do something. 25. He died a hero. 26. Tears dimmed her eyes. 27. My father takes a dim view of this. 28. The sun dipped behind the hill. 29. I dipped into the dictionary. 30. He was discharged from the army. 31. The sewers discharge into the river. 32. That will never do. 33. That will do the trick. 34. What's done is done. 35. You've been done. 36. It'll do him no harm. 37. In 1992 they did away with the customs. 38. Do up your shoelaces. 39. I can do without your remarks. 40. I could do with a cup of tea.

s t an l ey

ODGE,

DOG,

DOOR,

DOWN,

DRAW, DRIVE, DROP, DUCK, DUE

2000 frases bilingues nivel EJ

1. Mi amigo se zafo del servicio militar. 2. Tenemos que evitar el trafico. 3. Perro ladrador poco mordedor. 4. Muerto el perro se acabo la rabia. 5. No remuevas el pasado. 6. No tiene la menor posibilidad. 7. Murio como un perro. 8. El pais se ha ido al garete. 9. Lleva una vida de perros. 10. Mi padre es un vendedor a domicilio. 11. Era una puerta giratoria. 12. Me dio con la puerta en las narices. 13. El equipo iba perdiendo por tres puntos. 14. Esta con gripe. 15. Esta familia ha venido a menos. 16. Los trabajadores se declararon en huelga. 17. Estan tirando el dinero por la ventana. 18. Tenemos problemas con las tuberfas de desague. 19. Le van a esquilmar. 20. Estoy agotado, me siento sin fuerzas.
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21. Echaron a suertes para ver quien iria. 22. Se paso la mano por la f rente. 23. La pequena barca se acerco al transatlantic. 24. Acerca una silla y sientate. 25. Ahora anochece mas pronto. 26. Vete al banco y saca dinero de la cuenta. 27. Tengo un coche de traccion delantera. 28. El mar empujo el barco contra las rocas. 29. Tiene mucho dinamismo. 30. Ese chico me esta volviendo loco. 31. Hay mucha pendiente de la colina al valle. 32. Has bebido mas de la cuenta. 33. El estudiante metio la pata. 34. Te dejare en la estacion. 35. Bajo la mirada. 36. Se me ha ido de la cabeza. 37. Olvfdate del asunto. 38. Hace un tiempo estupendo para las ranas. (lluvioso) 39. Hay un tren que llega a las cinco. 40. Lo entregare a su debido tiempo.
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DODGE, DOG,

DOOR,

DOWN,

2000 bilingual phrases

DRAW, DRIVE, DROP, DUCK, DUE

level 5

1. My friend dodged military service. 2. We have to dodge the traffic. 3. Barking dogs don't bite. 4. Dead dogs don't bite. 5. Let sleeping dogs lie. 6. He doesn't have a dog's chance. 7. He died a dog's death. 8. The country has gone to the dogs. 9. He leads a dog's life. 10. My father is a door-to-door salesman. 11. It was a revolving door. 12. She slammed the door in my face. 13. The team was three down. 14. He is down with 'flu. 15. This family has come down in the world. 16. The workers downed tools. 17. They are throwing their money down the drain. 18. We've got problems with the drains. 19. They are going to drain him dry. 20. I feel drained of energy.
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21. They drew lots to see who would go. 22. He drew his hand across his forehead. 23. The little boat drew near the liner. 24. Draw up a chair and sit down. 25. The nights are drawing in. 26. Go to the bank and draw some money from the account. 27. I have a front-wheel drive. 28. The sea drove the ship on to the rocks. 29. She has a lot of drive. 30. That boy is driving me crazy. 31. There is a drop from the hill to the valley. 32. You have had a drop too much. 33. The student dropped a clanger. 34. I'll drop you at the station. 35. She dropped her eyes. 36. It dropped out of my mind. 37. Let the matter drop now. 38. It's fine weather for the ducks. 39. There is a train due at five. 40. I'll hand it in, in due time.
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AR, EAT,

EARLY, EARTH, EASE, EASY, EDGE, EFFECT, EGG, ELBOW

2000 frases bilingues nivel H

1. Por un oido le entra y por otro le sale. 2. No puedo dar credito a mis ofdos. 3. Esta empenado hasta la camisa. 4. Ire a verle a la mayor brevedad. 5. Me levanto y me acuesto temprano. 6. Eso le ocurrio al principio de su carrera. 7. Al que madruga Dios le ayuda. 8. dQuien diablos es? 9. Baja de las nubes, dquieres? 10. Pongase usted comodo. 11. El sargento les ordeno que se pusieran en posicion de descanso. 12. Quito el freno de mano despacio. 13. Menos mal que la fiebre ha bajado. 14. Lo que el agua trae, el agua Neva. 15. Es facilisimo, esta tirado. 16. Es mas facil decirlo que hacerlo. 17. Ten cuidado con el dinero. 18. Tomalo con calma. 19. Ese chico come como una fiera. 20. Te vas a tragar las palabras.
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21. El coche devoraba los kilometres. 22. dQue mosca te ha picado? 23. Esa mujer le tiene dominado. 24. Un cubo tiene doce aristas. 25. El Neva ventaja a los demas. 26. Tiene los nervios de punta. 27. Ese chirrido me da dentera. 28. Siempre parece tener los nervios a flor de piel. 29. Acercaron el piano a la pared con cuidado. 30. Avanzo con cautela por encima del muro. 31. Dijo que lo sentia, o algo por el estilo. 32. Entra en vigor dentro de dos semanas. 33. Con vigor a partir del 1 de enero. 34. Pedro es una buena/mala persona. 35. No mates la gallina de los huevos de oro. 36. No te lo juegues todo a una carta. 37. Parecfa que iba pisando huevos. 38. Estaba todo el rato al alcance de la mano. 39. Estuvo empinando el codo toda la noche. 40. Estoy agobiado de trabajo.

sta nIey

EAR, EARLY, EARTH, EASE, EASY, EAT, EDGE, EFFECT, EGG, ELBOW

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. It goes in one ear and out the other. 2. I can't believe my ears. 3. He is up to his ears in debt.

4. I'll go and see him at his earliest convenience.


5. I keep early hours. 6. That happened to him early in his career. 7. The early bird catches the worm. 8. Who on earth is it? 9. Come down to earth, will you? 10. Put yourself at ease. 11. The sergeant ordered them to stand at ease. 12. He eased the handbrake off. 13. Thank goodness the fever has eased off/up. 14. Easy come, easy go. 15. It's as easy as pie/falling off a log/ABC/anything. 16. It's easier said than done. 17. Go easy with the money. 18. Take it easy. 19. That boy eats like a horse. 20. You're going to eat your words.
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21. The car ate up the kilometres. 22. What's eating you? 23. That woman has him eating out of her hand. 24. A cube has twelve edges. 25. He has an edge on the others. 26. His nerves are on edge. 27. That screeching noise sets my teeth on edge. 28. She always seems to be on edge. 29. They edged the piano back to the wall. 30. He edged along the top of the wall. 31. He said he was sorry, or words to that effect. 32. It comes into effect in two weeks' time. 33. With effect from 1st January. 34. Peter is a good/bad egg. 35. Don't kill the goose that lays the golden egg. 36. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. 37. She seemed to be treading on eggs. 38. It was all the time at his elbow/within reach. 39. He was lifting his elbow all night. 40. I'm up to my elbows in work.
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ELSE, END, ENGAGE, ENOUGH, ENROL, ENTER, ENTRY, EVEN, EVER, EVERY

2000 frases bilingues

nivel B

1. <LDe que otra manera se puede hacer? 2. Queda todavfa mucho por hacer. 3. Esa mujer consiguio sus fines. 4. Y eso fue todo. Sanseacabo. 5. Estuvo lloviendo dfa tras dfa casi dos meses. 6. dEs cierto que el fin justifica los medios? 7. Acabe por hacer lo que el querfa. 8. Me hizo un bien inmenso. 9. El pobre hombre no sabia que hacer, estaba desesperado. 10. Por fin nemos logrado nuestros propositos. 11. Me temo que has tornado el rabano por las hojas. 12. Hay que poner fin a estos ataques racistas. 13. Estamos haciendo equilibrios para vivir. 14. Estas haciendo todo eso en vano. 15. Nunca te dejaran olvidarlo. 16. Acabo comiendoselo. 17. El coche fue a parar a mi jardm. 18. Entablaron combate con el enemigo. 19. La Ifnea esta ocupada. 20. Llevan cinco anos de novios/ prometidos.
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21. Por raro que parezca, no tenfa miedo. 22. Estamos hartos de el. 23. Tenemos de sobra. 24. Nunca se me paso por la cabeza. 25. Voy a inscribir el coche en la carrera. 26. Nunca debi meterme en polftica. 27. Me he matriculado en los cursos de verano. 28. No puedo entrar ahora en detalles. 29. Esto nunca entro en mis planes. 30. Hay una serial de trafico que indica que es direccion prohibida. 31. El concurso atrajo una gran participacion. 32. Me las pagaras. 33. Tengo tantas posibilidades de exito como de fracaso. 34. Te querre por siempre jamas. 35. Se lo agradezco muchfsimo. 36. Es el dia mas frfo que he conocido. 37. dQue demonios dijo? 38. Salvese quien pueda. 39. Nos vemos de vez en cuando. 40. Es un patriota de pies a cabeza.
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ELSE, END, ENGAGE, ENOUGH, ENROL, ENTER, ENTRY, EVEN, EVER, EVERY

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1.

How else can it be done?

2. Much else remains to be done. 3. That woman achieved her ends. 4. And that was the end of it. 5. It rained for days on end for nearly two months. 6. Does the end really justify the means? 7. I did what he wanted in the end. 8. It did me no end of good. 9. The poor man was at his wit's end.
10. At last we have gained our

21. Oddly enough I was not afraid. 22. We have had enough of him. 23. We have enough and to spare. 24. It never entered my head. 25. I'm going to enter the car for the race. 26. I should have never entered politics. 27. I have enrolled for the summer school. 28. I can't enter into details now. 29. This never entered my plans. 30. There is a 'No entry' sign. 31. The competition attracted many entries. 32. I'll get even with you. 33. I stand an even chance. 34. I'll love you for ever and ever. 35. Thank you ever so much. 36. It's the coldest day ever. 37. What ever did he say? 38. Every man for himself. 39. We meet every once in a while. 40. He is every inch a patriot.

ends. 11. I'm afraid you've got the wrong end of the stick.
12. These racist attacks must

be brought to an end.
13. We are making both ends

meet. 14. You're doing all that to no end. 15. You'll never hear the end of it.
16. He ended up eating it. 17. The car ended up in my

garden.
18. They engaged the enemy. 19. The line is engaged/busy. 20. They've been engaged for

five years.
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2000 frases bilingues XPENSE, EXTENT, EYE, FACE, FAIL

nivel B

1. Lo hizo a costa mia. 2. Lo haremos sin escatimar gastos. 3. Eso es verdad hasta cierto punto. 4. Tengo un credito hasta la cantidad de diez mil libras. 5. Tiene los ojos achinados. 6. Mis propiedades van hasta donde alcanza la vista. 7. Lo nice en un abrir y cerrar de ojos. 8. Lo vefa muy claro en su imaginacion. 9. Es algo que salta a la vista. 10. No le quitaba los ojos de encima. 11. Es algo muy agradable a la vista. 12. Es la nina de sus ojos. 13. Algo le llamo la atencion. 14. Vigflale. 15. Puso los ojos en bianco. 16. Ese hombre siempre hace la vista gorda. 17. Esa estrella se puede ver a simple vista. 18. Tiene buen ojo para los detalles. 19. Este chico tiene ojos de lince. 20. Estaba llorando a lagrima viva.
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21. Tenfa la solucion delante de las narices. 22. Tienes cara de alma en pena. 23. Es diffcil mantenerse impavido. 24. Has quedado muy mal. 25. Tienes que salvar las apariencias. 26. Le dio con la puerta en las narices. 27. Voy a romperte la cara. 28. Se puso colorada. 29. Tienes que enfrentarte con los hechos. 30. Reconozcamoslo. 31. Ponte de cara a la pared. 32. Tienes que afrontar las consecuencias. 33. Mi cuarto da al norte. 34. Estaban uno frente al otro. 35. Me suspendieron en matematicas. 36. Me estan fallando las fuerzas. 37. Me faltan palabras para describirlo. 38. No contesto a la invitacion. 39. Tendremos problemas cuando se acaben las provisiones. 40. Este hombre es un musico fracasado.
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2OOO bilingual phrases

EXPENSE, EXTENT, EYE, FACE, FAIL

level 5

1. He did it at my expense. 2. We'll do it regardless of expense. 3. That is true to a certain extent. 4. I have credit to the extent of 10,000. 5. She has almond eyes. 6. My property goes as far as the eye can see. 7. I did it in the twinkling of an eye. 8. He could see it in his mind's eye. 9. It's something that hits you in the eye. 10. He didn't take his eyes off her. 11. It's very pleasant to the eye. 12. She is the apple of his eye. 13. Something caught his eye. 14. Keep an eye on him. 15. He rolled his eyes. 16. That man always turns a blind eye. 17. That star can be seen with the naked eye. 18. She has an eye for detail. 19. This boy has eyes like a hawk. 20. She was crying her eyes out.
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21. The solution was staring me in the face. 22. You have a face as long as a poker. 23. It's difficult to keep a straight face. 24. You have lost face. 25. You have to save face. 26. She slammed the door in his face. 27. I'm going to smash your face in. 28. She turned red in the face. 29. You have to face the facts. 30. Let's face it. 31. Face the wall. 32. You have to face the music. 33. My room faces north. 34. They were facing each other. 35. I failed in maths. 36. My strength is failing me. 37. Words fail me. 38. He failed to answer the invitation. 39. We'll have problems when the food supplies fail. 40. This man is a failed musician.
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FAIR, FAITH, FALL, FANCY, FAR, FAST, FAT, FEATHER, FEED, FEEL

frases bilingues

2000

nivet B

1. Era una buena cantidad de dinero. 2. Pero en honor a la verdad, me ayudaron. 3. iNo hay derecho! 4. Tienes bastantes posibilidades de ganar. 5. Es una persona honrada a carta cabal. 6. Tengo mas de lo que me corresponde. 7. dCual es su religion? 8. Cumplf con la palabra que te di. 9. El viejo muro se hizo pedazos. 10. El disparo no alcanzo el bianco. 11. Los beneficios alcanzaron un minimo historico. 12. Echo mano a sus ahorros. 13. El picaporte se desprendio. 14. He renido con el. 15. Se encarino de ella. 16. No me lo puedo imaginar haciendo eso. 17. No me gusta la idea. 18. iTe imaginas que se meta monja! 19. Se cree una estrella de cine. 20. No me apetece salir esta noche.
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21. Hasta donde me alcanza la memoria. 22. Elisa es con mucho la mas guapa. 23. Tiene casi cincuenta anos. 24. Hasta ahora todo va bien. 25. Hoy en dfa el dinero no llega muy lejos. 26. Me hizo una mala pasada. 27. Esta dormido profundamente. 28. Al decimo dfa rompio su ayuno. 29. Estaba completamente atascado en el barro. 30. Se va a armar la gorda. 31. Estaban de palique. 32. Vive a cuerpo de rey. 33. Dios los cria y ellos se juntan. 34. Es ligero como una pluma. 35. Casi me caigo de espaldas. 36. Es un tanto que te apuntas. 37. Estoy hasta la coronilla de esta historia. 38. Durante el invierno las vacas se alimentan de heno. 39. Mi hija tiene sentido de los colores. 40. Fue a tientas por la habitacion. Stanley|

FAIR, FAITH, FALL, FANCY, FAR, FAST, FAT, FEATHER, FEED, FEEL

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. It was a fair amount of


money.
2. But to be fair, I was

21. As far back as I can recall. 22. Elise is by far the prettiest. 23. He is not far off fifty. 24. So far so good. 25. Money doesn't go far these days. 26. He pulled a fast one. 27. He is fast asleep. 28. He broke his fast on the tenth day. 29. He was stuck fast in the mud. 30. The fat is in the fire. 31. They were chewing the fat. 32. He lives off the fat of the land. 33. Birds of a feather flock together. 34. It's as light as a feather. 35. You could have knocked me down with a feather. 36. It's a feather in your cap. 37. I'm fed up with this story. 38. The cows feed on hay during the winter. 39. My daughter has a feel for colours. 40. He felt about in the room.

helped.
3. It's not fair! 4. You have a fair chance of

winning.
5. He is fair and square. 6. I have more than my fair share.
7.

What faith do you belong to? I kept faith with you.

8.

9. The old wall fell to pieces.

10. The shot fell short of the target. 11. Profits fell to record lows. 12. He fell back on his savings. 13. The doorhandle fell off. 14. I have fallen out with him. 15. He took a fancy to her. 16. I can't fancy him doing that. 17. I don't fancy the idea. 18. Fancy her becoming a nun! 19. She fancies herself as a film star. 20. I don't fancy going out tonight.
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EEL, FEELING, FELLOW, FENCE, FEW, FINE, FINGER, FISH, FIT, FIX,

FIGHT, FILE,

FLAG, FLASH, FLAT

frases bilingues nivel 5

20OO

1. Te apetece una cerveza? 2. Se registro los bolsillos. 3. Te acompafiamos en el sentimiento. 4. No hay resentimiento. 5. Tiene un gran sentido de la musica. 6. Era un tio raro. 7. Son mis compatriotas. 8. Jesus nos dijo que tenemos que amar al projimo. 9. Separaron la zona de juegos con una valla. 10. Es una persona que siempre nada entre dos aguas. 11. Estos animales son contadfsimos. 12. Las leyes estan hechas para una minorfa. 13. No te metas con los mayores. 14. Rechazaron al enemigo. 15. La nina reprimio las lagrimas. 16. Dieron carpetazo al asunto. 17. Desfilaron delante de la reina. 18. Se confiaron demasiado y llegaron tarde a la reunion. 19. Juanito es muy poco manoso. 20. Ojala saiga todo bien. Cruza los dedos.
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21. Es un tipo raro. 22. Saco una moneda del bolsillo. 23. Era una comida digna de un rey. 24. No sirve para otra cosa. 25. Esta mas sano que una manzana. 26. Le dio un ataque de risa. 27. Mi Nave no entra en la cerradura. 28. Este armario no cabe en el coche. 29. iAhora todo esta claro! 30. Le sobornaron para que no hablase. 31. Acondiciono la habitacion como taller. 32. Ire para hacer acto de presencia. 33. Iza la bandera. 34. Fue algo visto y no visto. 35. Paso como un rayo. 36. Los ojos le echaban chispas. 37. Siempre hace ostentacion de su dinero. 38. Lo hice en 10 minutos justos. 39. Estaba sin blanca. 40. Le rechazo de piano.

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FEEL, FEELING, FELLOW, FINE, FINGER, FISH, FIT,

FENCE, FEW, FIX, FLAG,

FIGHT, FILE, FLASH, FLAT

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. Do you feel like a beer? 2. He felt in his pockets. 3. We feel for you in your loss. 4. No hard feelings. 5. He has a feeling for music. 6. He was an odd fellow. 7. They are my fellow countrymen. 8. Jesus told us that we have to love our fellow men. 9. They fenced off the play area. 10. He is a person who always sits on the fence. 11. These animals are few and far between. 12. The laws are made for the few. 13. Don't pick a fight with those bigger than you. 14. They fought back the enemy. 15. The little girl fought back the tears. 16. They closed the file on the case. 17. They filed past the Queen. 18. They cut it too fine and arrived late for the meeting. 19. Johnny's fingers are all thumbs. 20. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
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21. He is a queer fish. 22. He fished a coin out of his pocket. 23. It was a meal fit for a king. 24. That's all he is fit for. 25. He is as fit as a fiddle. 26. He went into a fit of laughter. 27. My key doesn't fit the lock. 28. This wardrobe doesn't fit in the car. 29. It all fits now! 30. They fixed him so he wouldn't talk. 31. He fixed up the room as a workshop. 32. I'll go along to show the flag. 33. Hoist the flag. 34. It was a flash in the pan. 35. He flashed past. 36. His eyes flashed with anger. 37. He always flashes his money around. 38. I did it in 10 minutes flat. 39. He was flat broke. 40. She turned him down flat.

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FLIGHT, FLING, FLUSH, FLY, FOOL, FOOT, FORCE, FORWARD, FRAME, FREE, FRESH, FRONT, FULL, FUN

frases bilingues

2000

nivel E

1.
2. 3.

Subio un tramo de escalera. Vive dos pisos mas arriba. Los pajaros emprendieron el vuelo. Le arrojaron en prision. Abrio la puerta de golpe. Se dejo caer en una silla. El armario estaba empotrado en la pared.

21. Entra en vigor el uno de enero. 22. Tendremos que rendirnos a la fuerza. 23. Estoy deseando que lleguen las vacaciones. 24. Fue muy atrevido por tu parte. 25. Esta en un buen estado de animo. 26. No me gusto la manera en que formulo la pregunta. 27. No repara en gastos. 28. Tienes carta blanca. 29. Le dieron carta blanca para resolver la situacion. 30. Tenemos pan tierno para comer. 31. Empezaremos de nuevo. 32. Coge otra hoja de papel. 33. Hizo de tripas corazon. 34. Salieron a toda velocidad. 35. Escribe tu nombre completo. 36. Se estan riendo de el. 37. Nos van a aguar la fiesta. 38. Eso es lo curioso del caso. 39. No quiero cosas raras. 40. iQue raro!

4. 5. 6. 7.

8. Le subio la sangre a la cara. 9. Tiro de la cadena y se lavo las manos. 10. Mas moscas se cogen con miel que con hiel. 11. Ese banco enarbola la bandera britanica. 12. A mi no me toman el pelo. 13. A la vejez viruelas. 14. Deja de juguetear con esa escopeta. 15. Tuvo miedo. 16. dJuegas con dos barajas? 17. El pobre hombre tiene un pie en el otro barrio. 18. El chico ya se vale por sf mismo. 19. Entraste con buen pie. 20. Se puso en pie de un salto.
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FLIGHT, FLING, FLUSH, FLY,

FOOL, FOOT, FORCE,

2000 bilingual phrases

FORWARD, FRAME, FREE, FRESH, FRONT, FULL, FUN

level 5

1. He climbed a flight of stairs. 2. She lives two flights up 3. The birds took flight. 4. He was flung into prison. 5. He flung the door open. 6. He flung himself into a chair. 7. The wardrobe was flush with the wall. 8. The blood flushed into his face. 9. He flushed the toilet and washed his hands. 10. You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. 11. That ship flies the British flag. 12. I am nobody's fool. 13. There's no fool like an old fool. 14. Stop fooling about/around with that gun. 15. He got cold feet. 16. Do you have a foot in both camps?
17. The poor man has one foot in the grave. 18. The boy already stands on his own two feet. 19. You started off on the right foot.

21. It comes into force on 1st January. 22. Well have to yield to force. 23. I'm really looking forward to my holidays. 24. That was very forward of you. 25. He is in a good frame of mind. 26. I didn't like the way he framed the question. 27. He is free with his money. 28. You have a free hand. 29. She was given a free hand in dealing with the situation. 30. We have fresh bread for lunch. 31. We'll make a fresh start. 32. Take a fresh sheet of paper. 33. He put on a bold front. 34. They went off at full speed. 35. Write your name in full. 36. They are making fun of him.
37. They are going to spoil the fun. 38. That's the funny thing about it. 39. Let's have no funny business.

20. He jumped to his feet.


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40. That's funny!


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URTHER, FUSS, GATHER, GIVE, GOD, GOOD, GRASS, GROUND, HAIR, HALF, HAMMER, HAND

2000 frases bilingues nivel E

1. Con relacion a mi carta del


25.

21. iNo te sulfures! 22. El coche no le atropello por un pelo. 23. Era demasiado largo. 24. Estaba casi seguro de que vendrfas. 25. Es muy guapa. 26. Estaba entre la espada y la pared. 27. Salio a subasta ayer. 28. Quiero hacer hincapie en este asunto. 29. Luchaban a brazo partido. 30. Vivimos al dfa. 31. Se paseaban de la mano. 32. Esos dos son una y carne.

2. Mucho ruido y pocas nueces. 3. <LA que viene tanto jaleo? 4. Agua pasada no mueve molino. 5. Dale una mano y te cogera el brazo. 6. iMe importa un bledo! 7. Llevo a la novia al altar. 8. Revelo el secreto./Descubrio el pastel. 9. Pongo a Dios por testigo. 10. Dios aprieta pero no ahoga. 11. A Dios rogando y con el mazo dando. 12. Dios da ciento por uno. 13. Estaba de buen humor. 14. Menos mal que viniste. 15. Esta tramando algo malo. 16. <LDe que sirve correr? 17. Aqui hay gato encerrado. 18. No pierdas el tiempo. 19. Me cogieron la delantera. 20. Estan haciendo trabajo de pioneros en el tratamiento del cancer.
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33. Se jugo la vida en el intento. 34. Tiro las cartas. 35. Se echo las manos a la cabeza. 36. Estas son canciones transmidas de generacion en generacion. 37. Presento su dimision. 38. Hazlo circular/pasar de mano en mano. 39. Le puedo manejar a placer. 40. El presidente me dio la mano.

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URTHER, FUSS, GATHER, GIVE, GOD, GOOD, GRASS, GROUND, HAIR, HALF, HAMMER, HAND

2000 bilingual phrases

level E3

1. Further to my letter of the


25th.
2. A lot of fuss about nothing, 3. What is all the fuss about? 4. A rolling stone gathers no moss.
5. Give him an inch and he

21, Keep your hair on! 22, The car missed him by a hair's breadth.
23, It was too long by half. 24, I was half sure you'd come. 25, She is not half pretty. 26, He was between the hammer and the anvil. 27, It came under the hammer yesterday. 28. I want to hammer this point home. 29. They werw at it hammer and tongs. 30. We live from hand to mouth. 31. They walked hand in hand. 32. Those two are hand in glove together.
33. He took his life into his

will take a yard.


6. I don't give a damn. 7. He gave the bride away. 8. He gave the show away. 9. I swear by almighty God.

10. God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb. 11. God helps those who help themselves. 12. God repays a hundredfold. 13. He was in good spirits. 14. It's a good job you came. 15. He is up to no good. 16. What's the good of running? 17. There's a snake in the grass here. 18. Don't let the grass grow under your feet. 19. They cut the ground from under my feet. 20. They're breaking new ground in the treatment of cancer.
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hands in trying.
34. He threw in his hand. 35. He threw up his hands. 36. These are songs handed

down from generation to generation.


37. He handed in his

resignation.
38. Hand it round. 39. I can have him eating out of my hand.
40.

The President shook hands with me.

HAPPEN, HAPPY, HARD, HARDLY,

HAT,

frases bilingues

2000

HEAD, HEAR, HEART, HEAVY, HEEL, HEIGHT

nivel EJ

1. Pase lo que pase, estare contigo. 2. Le vi por casualidad. 3. Estaba mas alegre que unas castahuelas. 4. Lo hemos pasado muy mal. 5. No tengo ni blanca. 6. Lo pense detenidamente. 7. Huelga decir que esta es tu casa. 8. No digas nada de eso. 9. Estas diciendo tonterfas. 10. Las cosas llegan a un punto critico. 11. Esto no tiene ni pies ni cabeza. 12. Susana esta locamente enamorada de el. 13. Me echo una bronca. 14. Ciertamente has dado en el clavo. 15. Ese nino esta haciendo el pino. 16. Su familia encabezaba la procesion. 17. No quiere ni ofr hablar de ello. 18. Tuve noticias de ella ayer. 19. Cuando of eso se me encogio el corazon. 20. Se me cayo el alma a los pies.
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21. Ve al grano, dquieres? 22. Estoy con el alma en vilo. 23. Ron toda tu alma en el trabajo. 24. Tenfa el corazon en un puno. 25. No te desanimes. 26. Eres una persona de las que me gustan. 27. Gobierna con mano dura. 28. Este motor consume mucha gasolina. 29. El aire estaba cargado de humo. 30. Es un fumador empedernido. 31. Viene pisandonos los talones. 32. Estaban bajo el yugo del invasor. 33. Pusieron pies en polvorosa. 34. Dieron media vuelta. 35. Tiene una altura de diez pies. 36. Llegar tarde es el colmo de la mala educacion. 37. Estaba en la cumbre de su camera. 38. Estaba en su punto culminante. 39. Estabamos en lo mas recio de la tormenta. 40. Estaban en pleno verano.
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HAPPEN,

HAPPY, HARD, HARDLY,

HAT,

2000 bilingual phrases

HEAD, HEAR, HEART, HEAVY, HEEL, HEIGHT

level 5

1. Whatever happens, I'll be there with you. 2. I happened to see him. 3. He was as happy as a lark. 4. We had a hard time of it. 5. I'm very hard up. 6. I thought long and hard about it. 7. I need hardly say that this is your house. 8. Keep that under your hat. 9. You're talking through your hat. 10. Things are coming to a head. 11. I can't make head or tail of this. 12. Susan is head over heels in love with him. 13. He bit my head off. 14. You have certainly hit the nail on the head. 15. That little boy is standing on his head. 16. His family headed the procession. 17. He won't hear of it. 18. I heard from her yesterday. 19. When I heard that, my heart missed a beat. 20. My heart sank.
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21. Go straight to the heart of the matter, will you? 22. My heart was in my boots. 23. Put your heart into your work. 24. I had my heart in my mouth. 25. Don't lose heart. 26. You're a person after my own heart. 27. He rules with a heavy hand. 28. This engine is hard on petrol. 29. The air was heavy with smoke. 30. He is a heavy smoker. 31. He is treading on our heels. 32. They were under the heel of the invader. 33. They took to their heels./ They showed a clean pair of heels. 34. They turned on their heels. 35. It is ten feet in height. 36. Arriving late is the height of bad manners. 37. He was at the height of his career. 38. It was at its height. 39. We were at the height of the storm. 40. They were in the height of summer.
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2000 frases bilingues

ELL, HELP, HIGH, HIGHLY, HINT, HIT,

HITCH, HOLD

nivel g

1. Ha sido un guateque estupendo/una fiesta estupenda. 2. He pasado un dfa fatal en la oficina. 3. Hay un ruido de mil demonios. 4. Mas vale sen cabeza de raton que cola de leon. 5. Cuando las ranas crfen pelos. 6. Corrfa como si le llevara el diablo. 7. Las estamos pasando moradas. 8. "No Mores." 'No lo puedo remediar." 9. Sfrvete tarta. 10. Fue el perfodo culminante de mi vida. 11. El enfermo tiene mucha fiebre. 12. Mi hijo esta en el institute de secundaria. 13. Tenemos que dar gracias al Altisimo. 14. Este ano los accidentes son numerosos. 15. Estaba buscandolo por todas partes. 16. Habla muy bien de ti. 17. Esta muy bien situado. 18. No hay ni pizca de malicia en lo que dice. 19. Yo miraba constantemente el reloj, pero no se dio por aludido. 20. Le eche una indirecta.
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21. Fue un impacto directo. 22. Fue un exitazo. 23. Esta vez dio en el clavo. 24. Fue alcanzado por dos disparos. 25. Me dio un golpe bajo. 26. Hace muy buenas migas con tu hermano. 27. Y entonces di con la palabra adecuada. 28. No es mas que un fallo tecnico. 29. Ato su caballo a un arbol. 30. Llegamos sin tropiezo alguno. 31. Undo los bueyes al carro. 32. <LD6nde conseguiste esto? 33. En este coche caben cinco personas. 34. No me considero responsable. 35. Veremos lo que nos depara el future. 36. Tiene la Have del enigma. 37. No se si resistira la cuerda. 38. Mi suerte no puede durar por siempre. 39. Esta aguantando sin Hover. 40. Hubo un atraco en el banco.

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bilingual phrases

2000

HELL, HELP, HIGH, HIGHLY, HINT, HIT,

HITCH, HOLD

level E3

1. It was a hell of a party.


2. I had a hell of a day at the

21. It was a direct hit. 22. It was a smash hit. 23. She hit the nail on the head this time. 24. He was hit by two shots. 25. He hit me below the belt. 26. He hits it off with your brother. 27. And then I hit on the right word. 28. It's just a technical hitch. 29. He hitched his horse to a tree. 30. We arrived without a hitch. 31. He hitched the oxen to the cart. 32. Where did you get hold of this? 33. This car holds five people. 34. I don't hold myself responsible. 35. We'll see what the future holds. 36. He holds the key to the puzzle. 37. I don't know if the rope will hold. 38. My luck cannot hold forever. 39. The rain is holding off. 40. There was a holdup at the bank.
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office.
3. There's a hell of a noise. 4. It is better to reign in hell

than to serve in heaven.


5. Till hell freezes over. 6. He went hell for leather. 7. We are going through hell. 8. "Don't cry." "I can't help

it."
9. Help yourself to cake.

10. It was the high point of my life. 11. The patient has a high temperature. 12. My son is at high school. 13. We have to thank the Most High. 14. Accidents are running high this year. 15. She was looking high and low for it. 16. She speaks highly of you. 17. He is highly placed. 18. There is not a hint of malice in his words. 19. I kept looking at my watch, but he didn't take the hint.

20. I dropped him a hint.


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HOME, HONOUR, HOOK, HOP, HOPE, HORSE, HOT, HOUR, HOUSE, HOUSEHOLD, HUNGER, HUNGRY, HURT

2000 frases bilingiies

nivel Hi

1. Mi pals es la cuna de las Bellas Artes. 2. Dicen que cada uno es rey en su casa. 3. Esta usted en su casa. 4. El hombre hace la casa, pero la mujer hace el hogar. 5. Vendemos todos nuestros productos en el mercado nacional. 6. Este domingo jugamos en casa. 7. Vendemos aparatos electrodomesticos. 8. Voy a remachar el clavo. 9. Son un orgullo para su patria. 10. Todos lo hacen bien, pero Pedro se Neva la palma. 11. Lo haremos por las buenas o por las malas. 12. El telefono esta descolgado. 13. La cuerda se engancho en la rama. 14. Se subio al tren en marcha para no pagar billete. 15. Mientras hay vida hay esperanza. 16. A caballo regalado no le mires el diente. 17. Eso es harina de otro costal. 18. Ese chico tiene muchos humos. 19. Lo se de buena tinta. 20. No se puede sacarselo ni con tenazas.
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21. No se mucho sobre ese tema. 22. Son noticias de ultima hora. 23. Siempre se esta metiendo en Ifos. 24. Respeta un horario razonable. 25. Pasa horas enteras alii. 26. El trafico esta imposible en las horas punta. 27. Deberias calentar el agua en las horas de menor consumo. 28. Todavia estaba en la calle a altas horas de la noche. 29. Esta es la Camara de los Comunes. 30. Nos llevamos de maravilla. 31. El edificio nuevo contiene la biblioteca. 32. Comparten las faenas domesticas. 33. Los remedios caseros son los mejores. 34. Esa es una palabra muy conocida. 35. A buen hambre no hay pan duro. 36. El hambre agudiza el ingenio. 37. Tengo un hambre que no veo./Tengo mas hambre que el perro de un ciego. 38. Es incapaz de matar una mosca. 39. Solo la verdad ofende. 40. La tormenta ha danado la cosecha.
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HOME, HONOUR, HOOK, HOP, HOPE, HORSE, HOT, HOUR, HOUSE, HOUSEHOLD, HUNGER, HUNGRY, HURT

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. My country is the home of


the fine arts. 2. They say that an Englishman's home is his castle. 3. Make yourself at home. 4. Men make houses, but women make homes. 5. We sell all our products in the home market. 6. Next Sunday we are playing a home game. 7. We sell home appliances. 8. I'm going to drive the nail home. 9. They are an honour to their country. 10. They all dp it well, but Peter carries off the honours. 11. We'll do it by hook or by crook. 12. The phone is off the hook. 13. The rope hooked on to the branch. 14. He hopped a ride in a train. 15. Where there's life, there's hope. 16. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. 17. That's a horse of a different colour. 18. That boy is riding his high horse. 19. I got it straight from the horse's mouth. 20. Wild horses could not drag it out of him.
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21. I'm not too hot on the subject. 22. That news is hot from the press. 23. He is always getting into hot water. 24. He keeps reasonable hours. 25. He spends hours on end there. 26. Traffic is impossible in the rush hours. 27. You should heat the water in the off-peak hours. 28. He was still out in the early/small hours in the morning. 29. This is the House of Commons. 30. We get on like a house on fire. 31. The new building houses the library. 32. They share the household chores. 33. Household remedies are the best. 34. That is a household word. 35. Hunger is the best sauce. 36. Hunger sharpens the wit. 37. I'm as hungry as a wolf./ I'm hungry enough to eat a horse. 38. He wouldn't hurt a fly. 39. Nothing hurts like the truth. 40. The storm hurt the crop.
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CE, IDEA, ILL, INCH, INKLING, INVOLVE, JAM, JOB, JOIN, JOKE, JUMP, KEEN, KEEP

2000 frases bilingues

nivel 5

1. Estas pisando un terreno resbaladizo. 2. Pusieron musica para romper el hielo. 3. No tengo la mas remota idea. 4. No debes hablar mal de tus padres. 5. Casi no tenemos tiempo. 6. No tiene ni pizca de sentido comun. 7. Es una senora de pies a cabeza. 8. No cabia un alfiler. 9. Registraron el lugar, palmo a palmo. 10. Estuvieron a dos pasos del cadaver. 11. No tenfa ni idea de que estabas aquf. 12. Hay algo de verdad en lo que dice. 13. Este empleo supone poco trabajo. 14. No me mezcles en la discusion. 15. Eso requiere un gran numero de trabajadores. 16. No te metas en ese negocio. 17. Estoy en un apuro. 18. Se pillo los dedos con la puerta. 19. La habitacion estaba atestada de gente. 20. Se ha atrancado la puerta.
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21. Esto es justo lo que nos hacfa falta. 22. Hay que poner a mal tiempo buena cara. 23. Menos mal que estabas aquf. 24. Toma una copa de cava/ champan con nosotros. 25. Fue Pedro quien pago la broma. 26. Lo hice en broma.

27. Se pasaron la noche contandose chistes. 28. Aprovecho la oportunidad. 29. Estaba saltando de alegrfa. 30. Tienes que coger el toro por los cuernos. 31. Ese coche se ha saltado el semaforo en rojo. 32. No saques conclusiones precipitadas. 33. Me gusta esa chica. 34. Tienes una vista muy aguda. 35. No me gustan las natillas.

36. Tomas es muy aficionado al ciclismo. 37. No se lo digas a nadie. 38. No para de preguntarme la hora. 39. Mantenga limpia su ciudad. 40. <LQue te ha retrasado?
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ICE, IDEA, ILL, INCH, INKLING, INVOLVE, JAM, JOB, JOIN, JOKE, JUMP, KEEN, KEEP

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. You are treading on thin ice. 2. They put on some music to break the ice. 3. I haven't got the foggiest/ slightest idea. 4. You mustn't speak ill of your parents. 5. We can ill afford the time. 6. He hasn't an inch of common sense. 7. She is every inch a lady. 8. There was not an inch of room. 9. They searched every inch of the place. 10. They were within an inch of the body. 11. I had no inkling that you were here. 12. There is an inkling of truth in what he says. 13. This job involves little work. 14. Don't involve me in the argument. 15. That involves a large labour force. 16. Don't get involved in that businesss. 17. I'm in a jam. 18. He jammed his fingers in the door. 19. The room was jammed with people. 20. The door has jammed.
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21. This is just the job.


22. You have to make the best of a bad job. 23. What a good job you were here. 24. Join us in a glass of champagne. 25. The joke was on Peter. 26. I did it for a joke. 27. They spent the evening cracking jokes. 28. He jumped at the chance. 29. He was jumping for joy. 30. You have to jump in at the deep end, 31. That car has jumped the lights. 32. Don't jump to conclusions. 33. I'm keen on that girl. 34. You have keen eyesight. 35. I'm not very keen on custard. 36. Tom is very keen on cycling. He is a keen cyclist. 37. Keep it under your hat. 38. He keeps asking me the time. 39. Keep your town tidy. 40. What kept you?
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KICK, KID, KILL, KIND, KISS, KNOCK, LAND, LAP, LARK, LAST, LATE, LAUGH

frases bilingues

2000

nivef E3

1. Lo hicieron para divertirse. 2. Armo mucho jaleo. 3. El pobre hombre ha estirado la pata. 4. Esta vivito y coleando. 5. Solo estaba bromeando. 6. ilMo me digas! 7. Deja de tomarme el pelo. 8. Y asf matamos dos pajaros de un tiro. 9. Estaba de tiros largos. 10. Son de distinta fndole. 11. Habia toda clase de comida. 12. Son tal para cual. 13. Hay que hacerle la respiracion artifical. 14. Dale un beso a tu padre de despedida. 15. Llamaron a la puerta. is. Se junta con la misma pandilla. 17. iBasta ya! 18. Los trabajadores terminan a las seis. 19. El cuadro le ha sido adjudicado en 500 libras. 20. Pasan el dfa rodando por las calles.
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21. Esta es la tierra de la abundancia. 22. Esta es tierra de nadie. 23. Era una tierra de Jauja. 24. Me metio en un Ifo. 25. El gato bebfa la leche a lenguetadas. 26. Las olas lamfan el costado del barco.

27. La broma de la boda me costo un dineral. 28. Se creen que eso es divertido. 29. Mi padre se levanta con las gallinas. 30. Vivo en la penultima casa. 31. Le rindieron el ultimo homenaje. 32. Podemos resistir hasta el final del invierno. 33. Volveras a verme. 34. Exhalo su ultimo suspiro. 35. iPor fin estamos aquf! 36. Es un verano tardfo. 37. Eso es lo que decia mi difunto marido. 38. Sucedio a finales del siglo XIX. 39. Lo hizo solo para divertirse. 40. Quien rfe el ultimo rfe mejor.
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KICK, KID,

KILL, KIND, KISS, KNOCK,

2000 bilingual phrases

LAND, LAP, LARK, LAST, LATE, LAUGH

level 5

1. They did it for kicks. 2. She kicked up a real fuss. 3. The poor man has kicked the bucket. 4. He is alive and kicking. 5. He was only kidding. 6. No kidding! 7. Stop kidding me. 8. And so we killed two birds with one stone. 9. She was dressed to kill. 10. They are different in kind. 11. There was food of all kinds. 12. They are two of a kind. 13. We have to give him the kiss of life. 14. Kiss your father goodbye. 15. There was a knock at the door. 16. He knocks around with the same gang. 17. Knock it off! 18. The men knock off at six. 19. The picture was knocked down to him for 500. 20. They knock about the streets all day.
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21. This is the land of plenty. 22. This is no man's land. 23. It was a land of milk and honey. 24. He landed me in trouble. 25. The cat was lapping up its milk. 26. The waves lapped against the side of the ship. 27. This wedding lark cost me a fortune. 28. They think that's a great lark. 29. My father gets up with the lark. 30. I live in the last house but one. 31. They paid him their last respects. 32. We can last out until the end of the winter. 33. You haven't seen the last of me. 34. He breathed his last. 35. At long last we are here! 36. It is a late summer. 37. That's what my late husband used to say. 38. It happened in the late 19th century. 39. He did it just for a laugh. 40. He who laughs last laughs longest.

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AW,

LAY,

LEAD, LEADING, LEAF, LENGTH, LESS

LEAST, LEAVE, LEG,

frases bilingues nivel Hi

2000

1. No te tomes la justicia por tu mano. 2. Deberfa haber una ley que lo prohibiera. 3. La policfa debe mantener el orden publico. 4. Estoy estudiando Derecho. 5. Es un predicador seglar. 6. Estaba mala con fiebre. 7. Hace anos que no le veo. 8. El gobierno se expuso a las crfticas. 9. Veras cuando te ponga las manos encima. 10. Este pafs esta a la cabeza del mundo en agriculture. 11. Tomas se adelanto a los demas en la primera milla. 12. Inglaterra gana a Francia dos a uno. 13. La informacion condujo a su detencion. 14. Este es un artfculo editorial. 15. Los primeros corredores estan a la vista ahora. 16. Haz borron y cuenta nueva. 17. Temblaba como un azogado. 18. No importa en absolute. 19. Eso es lo que menos me preocupa. 20. El mfnimo ruido le asusta.
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21. Abandono a su mujer y a sus hijos. 22. Dejemos las cosas asi. 23. Espera, me he olvidado el paraguas. 24. Sobran diez. 25. El chaval corria a tope. 26. Te estaba tomando el pelo. 27. No puede justificarse. 28. Se cayo cuan largo era. 29. Mantente a distancia. 30. Recorrimos todo el tren. 31. Es capaz de cualquier cosa. 32. Ha ganado por un cuerpo. 33. Es un verdadero crimen. 34. Lo hizo en un abrir y cerrar de ojos. 35. No era lo que se dice simpatica. 36. Sin embargo, es un buen artista. 37. Cuanto menos lo pienses mejor. 38. Tanto tienes, tanto vales. 39. De los dos males, es el menor. 40. Hay quien ha muerto por menos.
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LAW, LAY, LEAD, LEADING, LEAF, LEAST, LEAVE, LEG, LENGTH, LESS

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. Don't take the law into your own hands. 2. There should be a law against it. 3. The police must maintain law and order. 4. I am reading law. 5. He is a lay preacher. 6. She was laid low with a fever. 7. I haven't laid eyes on him for years. 8. The government laid itself open to criticism. 9. You'll see when I lay hands on you. 10. This country leads the world in agriculture. 11. Tom led the field for the first mile. 12. England is leading France two one. 13. The information led to his arrest. 14. This is a leading article. 15. The leading runners are in sight now. 16. Turn over a new leaf. 17. He shook like a leaf. 18. It doesn't matter in the least. 19. That is the least of my worries. 20. The least noise startles him.
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21. He left his wife and children. 22. Let's leave it at that. 23. Wait, I left my umbrella behind. 24. There are ten left over. 25. The little boy ran as fast as his legs could carry him. 26. I was pulling your leg. 27. He doesn't have a leg to stand on. 28. He fell full length. 29. Stay at arm's length. 30. We walked the whole length of the train. 31. He will go to any lengths. 32. He has won by a length. 33. It is nothing less than a crime. 34. He did it in less than no time. 35. She was less than friendly. 36. None the less, he is a good artist. 37. The less you think about it, the better. 38. The less you have, the less you are worth. 39. Of the two evils, it is the lesser. 40. People have died for less.

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LET, LETTER, LEVEL, LIABLE, LIE, LIFE, LIFT, LIGHT, LIKE

2000 frases bilingues nivet E3

1. Suelta las rienvdas. 2. Se fue de la lengua y conto el secrete. 3. No paro de Hover en toda la semana. 4. Hicieron estallar la bomba. 5. Saldremos cuando llueva menos. 6. He cumplido tus instrucciones al pie de la letra. 7. Es la unica de la familia que tiene tftulo. 8. El fndice de alcohol en la sangre es muy alto. 9. Estaban a ras de tierra. 10. El Sr. Brown es una persona honrada/seria. 11. El huracan arraso el colegio. 12. Esta obligado a hacer el servicio militar. 13. Esta sujeto a impuestos. 14. Es todo una sarta de mentiras. is. La ciudad se extendfa ante nosotros. 16. Ya sabes donde radica tu interes. 17. El camino atravesaba un desierto. 18. Habfa dos metros de agua. 19. Las preocupaciones pesaban sobre su mente. 20. Pasabamos el dfa tumbados al sol.
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21. El gato tiene siete vidas. 22. Nancy fue el alma de la fiesta. 23. Y poco despues partio de esta vida. 24. Le resucitaron/reanimaron. 25. Venderemos caras nuestras vidas. 26. El pobre hombre se quito la vida. 27. Me llevaron en coche a la estacion. 28. El forzudo levanto las pesas. 29. No movio un dedo para ayudarnos. 30. Mi padre es una persona que tiene el sueno ligero. 31. Veo las cosas bajo otro aspecto. 32. Me encantarfa ver mi nombre en los carteles. 33. De tal palo tal astilla. 34. Se parecen como dos gotas de agua. 35. Eso es muy propio de el. 36. iEso esta mejor! 37. <LC6mo canta?/iQue tal canta? 38. Esto no es para personas como tu. 39. Tengo mis preferencias. 40. Venden alicates, destornilladores y cosas por el estilo.
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LET, LETTER, LEVEL, LIABLE, LIE, LIFE, LIFT, LIGHT, LIKE

bilingual phrases level 5

2000

1. Let go of the reins. 2. She let the cat out of the bag when she told the secret. 3. The rain didn't let up all week. 4. They let off the bomb. 5. We'll go out when the rain lets up. 6. I've followed your instructions to the letter. 7. She's the only one in the family with letters after her name. 8. The alcohol level in the blood is very high. 9. They were at ground level. 10. Mr Brown is on the level. 11. The school was levelled by the hurricane. 12. He is liable for military service. 13. It's liable to duties. 14. It's all a pack of lies. 15. The town lay before us. 16. You know where your interest lies. 17. The route lay across a desert. 18. The water lay two metres deep. 19. Worries lay heavily on his mind. 20. We lay about in the sun all day.
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21. A cat has nine lives. 22. Nancy was the life and soul of the party. 23. And soon afterwards he departed this life. 24. They brought him back to life. 25. We'll sell our lives dearly. 26. The poor man took his own life. 27. They gave me a lift to the station. 28. The strongman lifted the heavy weights. 29. He didn't lift a finger to help us. 30. My father is a light sleeper. 31. I see things in a new light. 32. I'd love to see my name in lights. 33. Like father, like son. 34. They are as like as two peas in a pod. 35. That is just like him. 36. That's more like it. 37. What does she sing like? 38. This is not for the likes of you. 39. I have my likes and dislikes. 40. They sell pliers, screwdrivers and the like.

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LINE, LIVE, LOAD, LOCK, LODGE, LONG, LOOK, LOOSE, LOSE, LOSS

2000 frases bilingues

nivel E3

1. Esa no es mi especialidad. 2. Trabaja siguiendo las directives de su predecesor. 3. Vas por buen camino. 4. Tenemos que mantener la discipline entre nuestros hombres. 5. Ese hombre se esta forrando.

21. Sera mucho mejor a la larga. 22. Esta mafiana al jefe le llega la cara a los pies. 23. Hablemos de los pormenores del asunto. 24. No tardaremos mucho. 25. A juzgar por su aspecto, esta enferma. 26. Quedo en ridfculo.

6. Voy a forrar esta falda. 7. La carretera estaba bordeada de alamos. 8. iViva la reina! 9. Mi hermano vive a cuerpo de rey. 10. Vive y deja vivir. 11. Vivimos al dfa. 12. Lo entrevistaron en directo en la television. 13. Cumplio con su promesa. 14. Eso es una porquerfa. 15. Estaba diciendo una sarta de tonterfas. 16. No te preocupes, los documentos estan bajo siete Haves. 17. Estaban enzarzados en una batalla mortal. 18. La bala se le alojo en el pulmon. 19. Varias flechas se clavaron en la puerta. 20. Presente una queja en el banco.
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27. Parece que va a nevar. 28. Es un hombre que no representa su edad. 29. Ese hombre parece un ladron. 30. Quiere independizarse de su familia. 31. Ese chico tiene la lengua muy suelta. 32. Anda suelto un asesino. 33. No tengo sentido de la musica. 34. Estaba ensimismado en sus pensamientos. 35. No pierdas los estribos. 36. No tenemos nada que perder. 37. Estaba sentado en su sillon, absorto, en otro mundo. 38. iPierdete!. 39. Estaba desorientado. 40. No encontraba palabras con que expresarse. Stanley|

LINE, LIVE, LOAD, LOCK, LODGE, LONG, LOOK, LOOSE, LOSE, LOSS

bilingual phrases level 5

2000

1. That is not my line. 2. He works following the lines of his predecessor. 3. You are on the right lines. 4. We have to keep our men in line. 5. That man is lining his pockets. 6. I'm going to line this skirt. 7. The road was lined with poplars. 8. Long live the queen! 9. My brother lives like a king. 10. Live and let life. 11. We live from hand to mouth. 12. He was interviewed live on television. 13. He lived up to his promise. 14. That's a load of rubbish. 15. He was talking a load of nonsense. 16. Don't worry, the documents are under lock and key. 17. They were locked in mortal combat. 18. The bullet lodged in his lung. 19. Several arrows lodged in the door. 20. I lodged a complaint at the bank.
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21. It will be much better in the long run. 22. The boss's face is a mile long this morning. 23. Let's talk about the long and the short of the matter. 24. We shan't be long. 25. By the look of her, she is ill. 26. He did look a fool. 27. It looks like snow. 28. He is a man who doesn't look his age. 29. That man looks like a thief. 30. She wants to cut loose from her family. 31. That boy has a very loose tongue. 32. There's a murderer on the loose. 33. Music is lost on me. 34. He was lost in thought. 35. Don't lose your temper. 36. We don't stand to lose anything. 37. He sat in his armchair, lost to the world. 38. Get lost! 39. He was at a loss. 40. He was at a loss for words.
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OT, LOVE, LOW, LUCK, MAKE, MAN,

MANY,

MARK, MASTER, MATCH, MATERIAL, MATTER

2000 frases bilingues nivel B

1. Ese chico no sirve para nada. 2. Vamos a echarlo a suertes. 3. El tanteo es nada a quince. 4. Da recuerdos a tus padres. 5. Los dos hermanos no se aprecian. 6. Cuando la vi fue un flechazo. 7. No me averguenzo de mi humilde cuna. 8. Esta muy desanimado. 9. Tienes una suerte de mil diablos. 10. iQue suerte mas perra! 11. A la tercera va la vencida. 12. Ninos, no hagais tanto ruido. 13. Esa piedra me servira perfectamente de martillo. 14. No podfa distinguir sus caras en la oscuridad. 15. Se largo con el dinero de la caja. 16. Redacto un documento. 17. El nino ha inventado toda la historia. 18. Hay que recuperar el tiempo perdido. 19. Es de lo mas astuto que hay. 20. No lo acabo de entender.
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21. Es un hombre de mundo. 22. dDonde estan los servicios, por favor? 23. No solo de pan vive el hombre. 24. No se puede servir a Dios y al diablo. 25. Mas de una vez lo he hecho yo solo. 26. No sobra nadie para mover este penasco. 27. Llevate todos los que quieras. 28. iA sus puestos!, ilistos!, iya! 29. Recuerda mis palabras, ese chico llegara lejos. 30. Para jugar en Bolsa tienes que entenderla. 31. Lo he comprado de estraperlo. 32. dEstas dispuesto a comprar? 33. Mucho me temo que has dado con la horma de tu zapato. 34. Te va a dar ciento y raya. 35. Nadie puede rivalizar con el en el tiro al arco. 36. Estas cintas no hacen juego con el vestido. 37. <LD6nde comprais la materia prima? 38. Sera cosa de siete dfas. 39. Esto es un caso de conciencia. 40. Es cuestion de practice.
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LOT, LOVE, LOW, LUCK, MAKE, MAN, MANY, MARK, MASTER, MATCH, MATERIAL, MATTER

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. A fat lot of good that boy is. 2. Let's cast lots. 3. The score is love-fifteen. 4. Give my love to your parents. 5. There is no love lost between the two brothers. 6. When I saw her it was love at first sight. 7. I'm not ashamed of my low birth. 8. He is in low spirits. 9. You've got the luck of the devil. 10. What rotten luck! 11. Third time lucky. 12. Children, don't make such a noise. 13. That stone will make a good hammer. 14. I couldn't make out their faces in the dark. 15. He made off with the money from the cashbox. 16. He made out a document. 17. The child has made up the whole story. 18. We have to make up for the time lost. 19. He is as cute as they make them. 20. I don't know what to make of it.
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21. He is a man of the world.


22. Where's the men's room, please? 23. Man does not live by bread alone. 24. No man can serve two masters. 25. Many's the time I've done it alone. 26. You are none too many to move this boulder. 27. Take as many as you like. 28. On your marks, get set, go! 29. Mark my words, that boy will go far. 30. To play the market, you have to understand it. 31. I bought it on the black market. 32. Are you in the market? 33. I'm afraid you have met your master. 34. He is going to be more than a match for you. 35. Nobody can match him in archery. 36. These ribbons don't match the dress. 37. Where do you buy the raw material? 38. It will be a matter of seven days. 39. This is a matter of conscience. 40. It's a matter of practice.
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AY, MEAN, MEASURE, MEET, MESS, MIND, MIND, MISS, MONEY, MOUTH, MOVE

2000 frases bilingues nivel

1.

Me concede este baile?

21. No importa, ya lo hare yo. 22. Cuidado con el peldano. 23. Presta atencion a lo que te digo. 24. No puedes dejar pasar esta oportunidad. 25. Se me escape lo que dijiste. 26. Te echare mucho de menos, carino. 27. Esta nadando en dinero. 28. Cuesta un dineral/una fortuna. 29. Mi tfo gana dinero a espuertas. 30. Sacamos jugo al dinero que pagamos. 31. No se atan los perros con longanizas. 32. Eres un bocazas. 33. Se detuvo en la entrada de la cueva. 34. A caballo regalado no le mires el diente. 35. Me has quitado las palabras de la boca. 36. Jaque mate en cuatro jugadas. 37. "<LA quien le toca jugar?" "Te toca a ti." 38. Juegas con blancas, sales tu. 39. Estaba muy afectado por las noticias. 40. Este artfculo no tiene salida, es de diffcil venta.
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2. Mas vale que nos quedemos aqui. 3. No faltaba mas, venga cuando quiera. 4. Ese hombre no es ningun erudito. 5. Vivimos por encima de nuestras posibilidades. 6. Y una cucharada mas por si acaso. 7. Le tomaron la medida para un traje. 8. Satisface todos los requisites. 9. La produccion no puede satisfacer la demanda. 10. No puedo costear todos los gastos. 11. Hay mas de lo que parece a simple vista./Hay gato encerrado. 12. Ella se tropezo con su mirada. 13. Encontro la muerte en aquella tempestad. 14. La habitacion esta en desorden. 15. Deja de meterte en Ifos con esa chica. 16. He tornado una decision. 17. La idea se me paso por la cabeza. 18. Ten eso en cuenta. 19. Adivine sus pensamientos. 20. No me importana tomar una taza de te.
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MAY, MEAN, MEASURE, MEET, MESS, MIND, MIND, MISS, MONEY, MOUTH, MOVE

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. May I have the pleasure of this dance? 2. We may as well stay here. 3. By all means, come whenever you want. 4. That man is by no means a scholar. 5. We live beyond our means. 6. And one more spoonful for good measure. 7. They measured him for a suit. 8. It meets all the requirements. 9. Production cannot meet demand. 10. I can't meet all the expenses. 11. There is more to it than meets the eye.
12. She met his eye.

21. Never mind, I'll do it. 22. Mind the step. 23. Mind my words. 24. You can't miss this opportunity. 25. I missed what you said. 26. I'll miss you very much, darling. 27. He is rolling in money. 28. It costs a mint of money. 29. My uncle makes tons of money. 30. We got our money's worth. 31. Money doesn't grow on trees. 32. You've got a big mouth. 33. He stopped at the mouth of the cave. 34. Never look a gift horse in the mouth. 35. You've taken the words right out of my mouth. 36. Mate in four moves. 37. 'Whose move is it?' 'It's your move.' 38. You play with the white ones, you have the first move. 39. He was much moved by the news. 40. This article is not moving.
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13. He met his death in that storm. 14. The room is in a mess. 15. Stop messing about with that girl. 16. My mind is made up. 17. The idea crossed my mind. 18. Bear that in mind. 19. I read his mind. 20. I wouldn't mind a cup of tea.
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UCH, NAME, NARROW, NASTY, NATURE, NECK, NEEDLE, NERVE, NEWS, NEXT, NIP, NONE, NOSE, NOTHING

frases bilingues nivel EJ

2000

1. Tienen poco mas o menos la misma edad. 2. Lo que abunda no dafia. 3. Queda mucho por hacer. 4. Ya me lo imaginaba/supoma. 5. Dire esto en su favor. 6. Le falta mucho para ser un buen deportista. 7. Su trabajo no valfa gran cosa. 8. Ese era su apellido de soltera. 9. Pusieron al nino el nombre de su padre. 10. Se escaparon por los pelos. 11. Entrecerro los ojos mientras pensaba. 12. Eres una persona muy mal pensada. 13. El nino tiene una tos muy molesta. 14. Lo propio de los peces es nadar. 15. Lucfa un amplio escote. 16. Nos estamos jugando el tipo. 17. Me echo las manos al cuello. 18. Los dos corredores van a la par. 19. Voy a retorcerle el pescuezo. 20. El caballo gano por una cabeza.
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21. Esto es como buscar una aguja en un pajar. 22. Quiero una aguja de zurcir, no una aguja de hacer punto. 23. Estaba hecho un manojo de nervios. 24. No tengo valor para llevarlo a cabo. 25. iQue cara dura tiene! 26. Ese chico me pone los nervios de punta. 27. Estas son las ultimas noticias. 28. Soy vecino de tu hermano. 29. Eso era lo mas entranable para mf. 30. Escribe el nombre de tu pariente mas cercano. 31. Sintio en su cara el viento penetrante. 32. Se pillo los dedos con la puerta. 33. Acercate un momento a la panaderfa a comprar pan. 34. La experiencia no me ha afectado. 35. Tiene olfato para los negocios. 36. Cogio el panuelo y se sono con fuerza. 37. En ese restaurante vais a pagar un ojo de la cara. 38. No tiene nada que ver con el. 39. Para el no supone nada trabajar 12 horas al dia. 40. Es facilfsimo.
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MUCH, NAME, NARROW, NASTY, NATURE, NECK, NEEDLE, NERVE, NEWS, NEXT, NIP, NONE, NOSE, NOTHING

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. They are much the same


2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
7.

8. 9.

age. You can't have too much of a good thing. Much remains to be done. I thought as much. I'll say this much for him. He's not much of a sportsman. His essay wasn't up to much. That was her maiden name. They named the child after his father.

10. They had a narrow escape. 11. He narrowed his eyes as he

thought. 12. You have a very nasty mind. 13. The child has a very nasty cough.
14. It's in a fish's nature to

swim. 15. She wore a dress with a low neck. 16. We are risking our necks. 17. She flung her arms round my neck.
18. The two runners are neck

and neck. 19. I am going to wring his neck. 20. The horse won by a neck.
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21. This is like looking for a needle in a haystack. 22. I want a darning needle, not a knitting needle. 23. He was a bundle of nerves. 24. I haven't got the nerve to do it. 25. He's got a nerve! 26. That boy sets my nerves on edge. 27. This is the latest news. 28. I live next door to your brother. 29. That was the thing next to my heart. 30. Write down the name of your next of kin. 31. He felt the nip of the wind on his face. 32. He nipped his fingers in the door. 33. Nip across to the baker's and buy some bread. 34. I'm none the worse for the experience. 35. He's got a nose for business. 36. He took out his handkerchief and blew his nose loudly. 37. In that restaurant you're going to pay through the nose. 38. It's nothing to do with him. 39. He thinks nothing of working 12 hours a day. 40. There's nothing to it.
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OTICE, NOWHERE, NUMBER, OATH, OBJECT, OCCASION, ODD, OIL, OLD, ONCE, OPEN, ORDER, ORDINARY

frases bilingues

2000

nivei 1

1. Presento su dimision. 2. La firma le comunico su despido. 3. Me notificaron el despido con dos semanas de antelacion. 4. Un tfo salio de la nada y me disparo. 5. Se quedo muy atras en la carrera. 6. La union hace la fuerza. 7. Te llego la hora. 8. Ha roto su juramento. 9. Los soldados han jurado bandera. 10. Puso reparos./Se opuso a que yo saliera. 11. Tienes que ponerte a la altura de las circunstancias. 12. Si se presenta la ocasion, hare lo mismo por ti. 13. Habfa unas cien libras y pico. 14. Es una persona muy rara. 15. Le gusta hacer pequenos arreglos en la casa. 16. Habfa una desigualdad enorme a su favor. 17. Tiene muchas probabilidades de ganar. 18. Sembro la discordia entre sus hijos. 19. Lo raro es que nadie le vio. 20. Las apuestas estan cuatro a uno.
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21. No eches lena al fuego. 22. Se esta acostando a las tantas de la manana para acabar el trabajo. 23. Tu tia es una solterona. 24. Es mas viejo que Matusalen. 25. Nos conocimos en los buenos tiempos. 26. Mi abuelo vivio hasta los noventa. 27. Quisiera vivir hasta una edad muy avanzada. 28. Nos vemos de vez en cuando. 29. Erase una vez una bruja que vivfa en un bosque. 30. Se abre la sesion. 31. Se ha levantado la veda. 32. No quiero dar pabulo a la crftica. 33. Le quedan a usted dos posibilidades. 34. Todos sus papeles estan en regla. 35. El ascensor no funciona. 36. Estas paginas estan en desorden. 37. Se ordeno sacerdote a los 40 anos. 38. La pelicula no era nada excepcional. 39. Eso no es nada fuera de lo comun. 40. No es una cantante cualquiera.
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OTICE, NOWHERE, NUMBER, OATH, OBJECT, OCCASION, ODD, OIL, OLD, ONCE, OPEN, ORDER, ORDINARY

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. He handed in his notice. 2. The firm gave him his notice. 3. They gave me two weeks' notice. 4. A guy came out of nowhere and shot me. 5. He came nowhere in the race. 6. There is strength in numbers. 7. Your number is up. 8. He has broken his oath. 9. The soldiers have taken an oath of allegiance. 10. He objected to my going out. 11. You have to rise to the occasion. 12. Should the occasion arise, I'll do the same for you. 13. There were a hundred-odd pounds. 14. He is a very odd person. 15. He likes to do odd jobs around the house. 16. There were overwhelming odds in his favour. 17. The odds are in his favour. 18. She set her sons at odds. 19. The odd thing is that nobody saw him. 20. The odds are four to one.
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21. Don't pour oil on the flames. 22. He's burning the midnight oil to get the work done. 23. Your auntie is an old maid. 24. He is as old as the hills. 25. We met in the good old days. 26. My grandfather lived to be ninety years old. 27. I'd like to live to a ripe old age. 28. We meet once in a while. 29. Once upon a time there was a witch that lived in a wood. 30. The meeting is open. 31. The season is open. 32. I don't want to lay myself open to criticism. 33. Two courses are open to you. 34. All your papers are in order. 35. The lift is out of order. 36. These pages are out of order. 37. He took holy orders at the age of 40. 38. The film was nothing out of the ordinary. 39. That's nothing out of the ordinary. 40. She's no ordinary singer.
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OUT, OVER, OWN, PACE, PACK, PAD, PADDLE, PAINT, PALM, PAR, PART

2000 frases bilingues nivel E

1. Vamos a toda velocidad. 2. Este jersey esta al reves. 3. La marea esta baja. 4. Estuvo sin conocimiento durante siete segundos. 5. El fuego esta apagado. 6. Ya esta por ahi otra vez despues de su enfermedad. 7. He renido con mi novio. 8. Llego sin aliento. 9. No bebas de la botella, bebe en vaso. 10. Me Neva ventaja. 11. Habia juguetes tirados por todo el suelo. 12. Se pelearon por una mujer. 13. Vive en la casa de enfrente. 14. Eso es tfpico de el. 15. Todo se acabo entre Pedro

21. El anciano andaba con un paso rapido. 22. Aminora el paso. 23. Nos metimos en un tren atestado de gente. 24. Le despidio con cajas destempladas. 25. Nos enseno su piso nuevo. 26. Mojaron sus pies en el mar. 27. Esta noche vamos a irnos de juerga. 28. Me gusta pintar al oleo. 29. Tendremos que untarle la mano para que nos deje entrar. 30. Estaba subido en un cocotero. 31. No me siento muy bien. 32. Ha hecho el recorrido en cuatro bajo par. 33. Estas son las piezas de recambio. 34. dComo represento su papel? 35. En estos parajes hace mucho frfo. 36. No tengo nada que ver con eso. 37. Me voy a hacer la raya en el pelo. 38. No me gusta tener que separarme del piano. 39. El coro va a cantar a varias voces. 40. Se abrieron las cortinas.
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y yo.
16. Se esta saliendo la leche del puchero. 17. Eso es lo que sobra. 18. Me voy a desquitar. 19. Estaba solo en la casa. 20. Puedo competir con listed.
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OUT, OVER, OWN, PACE, PACK, PAD, PADDLE, PAINT, PALM, PAR, PART

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. Let's go all out. 2. This pullover is inside out. 3. The tide is out. 4. He was out for seven seconds. 5. The fire is out. 6. He is already out and about after his illness. 7. I've fallen out with my boyfriend. 8. He arrived out of breath. 9. Don't drink out of the bottle, drink out of a glass. 10. He has an advantage over me. 11. There were toys all over the floor. 12. They fought over a woman. 13. He lives in the house over the road. 14. That's him all over. 15. It's all over between Peter and me. 16. The milk is boiling over. 17. That's what is left over. 18. I'm going to get my own back.
19. He was on his own in the house.

21. The old man walked at a brisk pace. 22. Slacken your pace. 23. We got into a train packed with people. 24. He sent him packing. 25. He showed us his new pad. 26. They paddled in the sea. 27. Tonight we are going to paint the town red. 28. I like to paint in oil. 29. We'll have to grease his palm to let us in. 30. He was up in a coconut palm. 31. I feel below par. 32. He got round the course in four under par. 33. These are the spare parts. 34. How did he play his part? 35. It's very cold in these parts. 36. I have no part in that. 37. I'm going to part my hair. 38. I hate parting with the piano. 39. The choir is going to sing in parts. 40. The curtains parted.
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20. I can hold my own with you.


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PARTICULAR, PASS, PAST, PATCH, PAY, PEACE, PEG, PENNY, PEOPLE, PICK, PICTURE, PIE, PIECE, PIERCE

2000

frases bilingues nivet E

1. IVI f\ Ile /A r\\f trm i i r*\r* -^ iimportancia No f\ doy mucha rv r^ ^\ K+ "^ m ^ i -^ a eso, me da igual. 2. For favor, deme una informacion completa. 3. He aprobado las matematicas. 4. Ese viejo verde ha intentado ligar con tu hermana. 5. Y poco despues cayo en el olvido. 6. El anciano paso a mejor vida a los ochenta. 7. Pasamos por delante de la iglesia. 8. Me empujo al pasar. 9. Estos calcetines ya no se pueden arreglar mas. 10. Los ninos pasaron corriendo por la tienda. 11. Este es un tramo malo de carretera. 12. Estamos pasando por una mala racha. 13. Te compensara hacer ese viaje. 14. Merece la pena no comer demasiado. 15. La paz sea con vosotros. 16. Que en paz descanse. 17. La policia esta aquf para mantener el orden. 18. Voy a bajarle un poco los humos a ese tfo. 19. Me sentia allf fuera de lugar. 20. Has ascendido otro escalon en nuestra organizacion.
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T1 JI 21. <LEn que estas pensando?

22. Eso tiene que haber costado un dineral. 23. Acabo de caer en la cuenta. 24. Churchill escribio un libro: "Las razas del mundo." 25. Tengo unas cuentas que ajustar con el. 26. No busques camorra con nadie. 27. Dile a tu hijo que no se meta los dedos en la nariz. 28. Voy a ver si le descubro entre la muchedumbre. 29. Te recogere en tu casa. 30. El coche estaba cogiendo velocidad. 31. Me voy a sacar una foto para el pasaporte. 32. dHas comprendido la situacion? 33. Ponme al corriente de lo que esta sucediendo. 34. Ese hijo tuyo esta metido en todo. 35. Estos ejercicios estan chupados. 36. Le voy a decir cuatro verdades. 37. Esta casa se esta cayendo a pedazos. 38. Hay que desarmar la maquinaria. 39. La bala le atraveso el corazon. 40. Un chillido rasgo el silencio de la noche.
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PARTICULAR, PASS, PAST, PATCH, PAY, PEACE, PEG, PENNY, PEOPLE, PICK, PICTURE, PIE, PIECE, PIERCE

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. I'm not very particular about that. 2. Please give me full particulars. 3. I got a pass in mathematics. 4. That dirty old man has made a pass at your sister. 5. And soon afterwards he passed into oblivion. 6. The old man passed away at eighty. 7. We walked past the church. 8. He pushed past me. 9. These socks are past mending. 10. The children ran past the shop. 11. This is a bad patch of road. 12. We've struck a bad patch. 13. It will pay you to take that trip.

14. It pays not to eat too much.


is. Peace be with you. 16. May he rest in peace. 17. The police are here to keep the peace. 18. I'm going to take that guy down a peg or two. 19. I felt like a square peg in a round hole. 20. You have moved up another peg in our organization.
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21. A penny for your thoughts. 22. That must have cost a pretty penny. 23. The penny has just dropped. 24. Churchill wrote a book: 'Peoples Of The World'. 25. I have a bone to pick with him. 26. Don't pick a quarrel with anybody. 27. Tell your son not to pick his nose. 28. I'm going to see if I can pick him out among the crowd. 29. I'll pick you up at your house. 30. The car was picking up speed. 31. I am going to have my picture taken for the passport. 32. Do you get the picture? 33. Put me in the picture. 34. That son of yours has a finger in every pie. 35. These exercises are a piece of cake. 36. I'll give him a piece of my mind. 37. This house is falling to pieces. 38. We'll have to take the machine to pieces. 39. A bullet pierced his heart. 40. A scream pierced the silence of the night.
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IERCE, PIN, PINCH, PITCH, PUCE, PLAIN, PLAN, PLATE, PLAY, PLEASE, PLEASURE, PLEDGE

frases bilingiies

2000

nivel Hi

1. iCuando te hicieron los agujeros en las orejas? 2. Esta limpio como una patena/ un espejo/los chorros del oro. 3. Se podia ofr el vuelo de una mosca. 4. Hay algo que no va, pero no puedo precisar lo que es. 5. Intentaron acusarle del robo. 6. iComo puedo sujetar este cartel en la pared? 7. Admito lo que dices con reservas. 8. die aprietan los zapatos nuevos? 9. Me han robado el casete. 10. Cuando sus ahorros se acabaron, empezo a pasar estrecheces. 11. Me temo que tendremos que escatimar gastos. 12. El ambiente estaba muy tenso. 13. Se dio de narices contra la puerta. 14. Armamos la tienda de campana. 15. El barco cabeceaba y se bamboleaba. 16. Vamos todos a mi casa. 17. Su cara me era familiar pero no la pude situar. 18. Esto es una verdadera locura. 19. Dio a entender claramente que no aceptara. 20. Esa es la pura verdad.
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21. Mandalo en un sobre en bianco. 22. No es ninguna belleza. 23. Te lo dire con palabras claras. 24. Todo salio como estaba previsto. 25. Se lo dieron en bandeja de plata. 26. Me gusta jugar limpio, no admito juego sucio. 27. Mi tfa toca el piano de oido. 28. Vamos a representar V0telo'. 29. No le hagas una mala pasada. 30. Has desempenado muy bien tu papel. 31. No hagas el tonto, <Lquieres? 32. Esta pista de tenis es muy lenta. 33. iQue ponen en el teatro? 34. Me estas atacando los nervios. 35. El embrague tiene demasiado juego. 36. Estaba mas contento que unas Pascuas. 37. Disfruto mucho leyendo. 38. El pais hara honor a sus compromisos. 39. Me comprometf a hacerlo. Di mi palabra. 40. He jurado guardar el secreto.
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PIERCE, PIN, PINCH, PITCH, PLACE, PLAIN, PLAN, PLATE, PLAY, PLEASE, PLEASURE, PLEDGE

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. When did you have your ears pierced? 2. It's as clean as a new pin. 3. You could have heard a pin drop. 4. There is something wrong, but I can't pin it down. 5. They tried to pin the robbery on him. 6. How can I pin this poster on the wall? 7. I take what you say with a pinch of salt. 8. Do your new shoes pinch? 9. I had my cassette player pinched. 10. When his savings ran out he began to feel the pinch. 11. I'm afraid we'll have to pinch pennies. 12. Feelings were raised to a high pitch. 13. He ran full pitch into the door. 14. We pitched the tent. 15. The ship pitched and rolled. 16. Let's all go to my place. 17. I knew his face but I couldn't place him. 18. This is plain madness. 19. He made it plain that he won't accept it. 20. That is the plain truth.
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Send it in a plain envelope. She is very plain. I'll tell you in plain English. It all went according to plan. 25. It was handed to him on a silver plate. 26. I like fair play, I won't stand for foul play. 27. My aunt plays the piano by ear. 28. We are going to play 'Othello'. 29. Don't play a dirty trick on him. 30. You have played your part very well. 31. Don't play the fool, will you? 32. This tennis court plays very slow. 33. What's playing at the theatre? 34. You are playing on my nerves. 35. There's too much play in the clutch. 36. He was as pleased as Punch. 37. I take great pleasure in reading. 38. The country will honour its pledges. 39. I pledged myself to do it. I pledged my word. 40. I'm pledged to secrecy.
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21. 22. 23. 24.

PLUG, PLUNGE, POCKET, POINT, POKE, POKER, POKY, POLISH, POOR, POSITION, POST, POUR

frases bilingues

2000

nivel H

1. Al lavabo le falta el tapon. 2. Se zambullo en la piscina. 3. Vamos a dar un paso decisive. 4. Hundio las manos en el agua. 5. Metio la mano en el bolsillo. 6. La ciudad entera se quedo a oscuras. 7. El submarine se sumergio rapidamente. 8. Todavfa encontraron un foco de resistencia. 9. Me gusta tener algun dinero en el bolsillo. 10. La comida le dejo sin blanca. 11. Se ha embolsado cien libras de la compama. 12. Utilizo la calculadora cuando voy al supermercado. 13. Eso no viene al caso. 14. No te saigas del tema. 15. Muy bien, y ahora vayamos al grano. 16. No ha comprendido absolutamente nada. 17. <LDe que sirve tener un caballo? is. No senates con el dedo a nadie. 19. Las manecillas marcaban las ocho. 20. Puso empeno en llegar puntual.
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21. Me dio un codazo en las costillas. 22. No compres a ciegas. 23. No metas el dedo en el agujero. 24. Me metio el dedo en el ojo. 25. No metas las narices donde no te llaman. 26. Asomo la cabeza por la puerta. 27. Estaba mas tieso que un palo. 28. Vivfa en un cuartucho de mala muerte. 29. Su estilo no es muy pulido. 30. Se zampo un polio en un abrir y cerrar de ojos. 31. Es una mujer con una salud muy delicada. 32. Tiene una opinion poco favorable de ti. 33. El viejo Tomas es mas pobre que las ratas. 34. He salido perdiendo cien libras. 35. Ponte en mi lugar. 36. Mandalo a vuelta de correo. 37. Esta mas sordo que una tapia. 38. Nos dejaron en la estacada. 39. Sfrveme un vaso de vino. 40. Ha estado lloviendo a cantaros durante una semana.
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PLUG, PLUNGE, POCKET, POKY, POLISH, POOR,

POINT,

POKE,

POKER, POUR

POSITION,

POST,

2000 bilingual phrases level E3

1. The sink plug is missing. 2. She plunged into the pool. 3. We are going to take the plunge. 4. He plunged his hands into the water. 5. He plunged his hand into his pocket. 6. The whole town was plunged into darkness. 7. The submarine plunged quickly. 8. They still found a pocket of resistance. 9. I like to have some money in my pocket. 10. The meal left him out of pocket. 11. He pocketed 100 of the company's money. 12. I use my pocket calculator in the supermarket. 13. That is beside the point. 14. Don't wander off the point. 15. Very well, and now let's get to the point. 16. He has completely missed the point. 17. What's the point of having a horse? 18. Don't point your finger at anybody. 19. The hands pointed to eight o'clock. 20. He made a point of being punctual.
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21. She gave me a poke in the ribs. 22. Don't buy a pig in a poke. 23. Don't poke your finger into the hole. 24. He poked his finger in my eye. 25. Don't poke your nose into other people's affairs. 26. He poked his head round the door. 27. He was as stiff as a poker. 28. He lived in a poky little room. 29. He lacks polish. 30. He polished off a chicken in the twinkling of an eye. 31. She is a woman in poor health. 32. She has a poor opinion of you. 33. Old Tom is as poor as a church mouse. 34. I am 100 the poorer. 35. Put yourself in my position. 36. Send it by return of post. 37. He is as deaf as a post. 38. We were left at the post. 39. Pour me a glass of wine. 40. It has been pouring down for a week.
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OWER, PRACTICE, PRESENT, PRESS, PRESSURE, PRETEND, PRICK, PRIME, PRINT, PRIVATE, PROCEED, PROGRESS, PROOF, PROPER, PROVE, PROVIDE, PULL

2000 frases bilingues nivel g

1. Eleva 10 a la cuarta potencia, y 40 a la enesima potencia. 2. Me es imposible ayudarle a usted. 3. Me temo que he perdido la practice. 4. Regalo al ganador un reloj de oro. 5. Presento sus respetos al gobernador. 6. No hubo que repetfrselo dos veces. 7. Ando escaso de tiempo. 8. Conseguf convencerle. 9. Me estan apremiando para que pague. 10. Mucho me temo que el tiempo apremia. 11. Tengo una tension muy baja. 12. Ese hombre hace como si leyera el periodico. 13. Despues de la batalla se fingio muerto. 14. Se pincho el dedo. 15. Aguza el oido, presta atencion. 16. El perro levanto las orejas. 17. Estos son numeros primes. 18. Los dos estais en la flor de la vida. 19. Le habfan informado de lo que tenfa que hacer. 20. Estos sellos estan en perfecto estado.

21. Este libro esta agotado. 22. No quiero que eso se publique. 23. Esos son soldados rasos. 24. Pasemos al comedor. 25. Pasemos al punto siguiente del orden del dia. 26. Pronto terminaran las negociaciones en curso. 27. Pidieron una prueba de su identidad. 28. Este cristal es a prueba de balas. 29. Los libros no estan en el orden correcto. 30. La profesora era muy cursi. 31. En esta vida hay que hacer siempre lo que se debe. 32. Resulto ser falso. 33. La excepcion confirma la regla. 34. Tengo que mantener una familia. 35. Dios proveera. 36. El paciente saldra de la operacion. 37. Me estas tomando el pelo. 38. El vaquero tiro del gatillo. 39. Saco un cuchillo. 40. El coche se paro a un lado de la carretera.

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OWER, PRACTICE, PRESENT, PRESS, PRESSURE, PRETEND, PRICK, PRIME, PRINT, PRIVATE, PROCEED, PROGRESS, PROOF, PROPER, PROVE, PROVIDE, PULL

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. Raise 10 to the fourth


power, and 40 to the nth power. 2. It is not within my power to help you. 3. I'm afraid I'm out of practice. 4. He presented the winner with a gold watch. 5. He presented his compliments to the governor. 6. He didn't need much pressing. 7. I'm pressed for time. 8. I pressed my point home. 9. I'm being pressed for payment. 10. I'm afraid time is pressing. 11. I have very low blood pressure. 12. That man is pretending to read the paper. 13. After the battle he pretended to be dead. 14. He pricked his finger. 15. Prick up your ears. 16. The dog pricked his ears up. 17. These are prime numbers. 18. You are both in your prime, 19. He had been primed as to what to do. 20. These stamps are in prime condition.
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21. This book is out of print. 22. I don't want that to get into print. 23. Those soldiers are privates. 24. Let's proceed to the dining room. 25. Let's proceed to the next item on the agenda. 26. The negotiations in progress will soon be finished. 27. They asked for proof of his identity. 28. This glass is bulletproof. 29. The books are not in the proper order. 30. The teacher was very prim and proper. 31. In this life one must always do what is proper. 32. It proved to be false. 33. The exception proves the rule. 34. I have to provide for a family. 35. God will provide. 36. The patient will pull through the operation. 37. You are pulling my leg. 38. The cowboy pulled the trigger. 39. He pulled a knife. 40. The car pulled to a stop at the side of the road.
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UMP, PURSE, PUSH, PUT, QUARTER, QUESTION, QUICK, QUIET, QUITE, RACK, RACKET

2000 frases bilingties

nivel B

1. Le pego dos tiros al hombre que yacfa en el suelo. 2. Tenemos que vaciar la piscina. 3. No se puede pedir peras al olmo. 4. Tienes que aflojar la bolsa. 5. Lo metieron en la carcel por traficar con herofna. 6. Tenemos que promocionar nuestros productos. 7. Nos adentramos bastante en el desierto de Sahara. 8. Se calcula que el numero de bajas asciende a trece. 9. Encuentro diffcil expresar mis pensamientos con palabras. 10. Inscribio su caballo en una carrera. 11. Le atraveso de un balazo. 12. Le acorto la agonfa al caballo. 13. Le clavo un cuchillo en la espalda. 14. dPor que no duermes al nino? 15. Pasaron a todos a cuchillo. 16. Ya no puedo aguantar tu aficion a la bebida. 17. Recoge tu ropa en el armario, <Lquieres? 18. Lo condenaron a veinte afios en prision. 19. Me quito las ganas de comer. 20. Me alojo en un pequeno hotel en las afueras.
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21. No daremos cuartel al enemigo. 22. El recibo del telefono de este trimestre es astronomico. 23. Vi como luchaban cuerpo a cuerpo. 24. iDe que lado sopla el viento? 25. Es solo cuestion de paciencia. 26. Lo siento, pero eso es imposible. 27. iCuando te vas a declarar? 28. Ese comentario le hirio en lo mas profundo. 29. Mi jefe tiene un genio muy vivo. 30. En esta casa hay un silencio sepulcral. 31. Lo haremos a hurtadillas/ escondidas. 32. Estuvimos charlando un buen rato. 33. iEfectivamente! Eso es lo que paso. 34. Es, con mucho, el peor cantante que he oido jamas. 35. No se lo que le habra pasado, estoy en ascuas. 36. Estoy atormentado por los remordimientos. 37. La tos le sacudio todo el cuerpo. 38. Me estoy devanando los sesos para encontrar una solucion. 39. No armeis tanto jaleo. 40. Esa loteria es un timo.

PUMP, PURSE, PUSH, PUT, QUARTER, QUESTION, QUICK, QUIET, QUITE, RACK, RACKET

2000 bilingual phrases

level

1. He pumped two shots into the man lying on the floor. 2. We have to pump the swimming pool dry. 3. You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. 4. You have to loosen the purse strings. 5. He was sent to prison for pushing heroin. 6. We have to push our products. 7. We pushed a good way into the Sahara desert. 8. The number of casualties is put at thirteen. 9. I find it difficult to put my thoughts into words. 10. He put his horse in a race. 11. He put a bullet through him. 12. He put the horse out of its misery. 13. He put a knife in his back. 14. Why don't you put the child to bed? 15. They put everybody to the sword. 16. I can't put up with your drinking any longer. 17. Put your clothes away in the wardrobe, will you? 18. They put him away for twenty years. 19. He put me off my food. 20. I put up in a small hotel in the outskirts
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21. We'll give the enemy no quarter. 22. The quarter's phone bill is astronomical. 23. I saw them fighting at close quarters. 24. What quarter is the wind in? 25. It's just a question of patience. 26. I'm sorry, but that is out of the question. 27. When are you going to pop the question? 28. That comment cut him to the quick. 29. My boss has a quick temper. 30. This house is as quiet as a grave. 31. We'll do it on the quiet. 32. We were talking for quite a while. 33. Quite so! That's just what happened. 34. He is quite the worst singer I've ever heard. 35. I don't know what must have happened to her. I've racked my brains. 36. I'm racked by remorse. 37. The cough racked his whole body. 38. I'm racking my brains to find a solution. 39. Don't kick up such a racket. 40. That lottery is a racket.
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AG, RAISE, RAKE, RAM, RANGE, RANK,

RATE, RATTLE, REGARDS

REACH, READ, REAR, RECORD, RED, REFER,

2000 frases bilingues nivel EJ

1. Es la historia de un pobre que se hizo rico. 2. Estoy hecho polvo. 3. El chiste provoco la risa. 4. Me gustarfa hacer una observacion. 5. Esta reforma va a plantear muchos problemas. 6. Vamos a reclutar un ejercito de 100000 hombres. 7. Barrieron el edificio con rafagas de metralleta. 8. Mi tfo se esta forrando de dinero. 9. No saques a relucir el pasado. 10. Estrello el coche contra la pared. 11. Se lo hizo tragar al viejo. 12. dCual es la autonomfa de este avion? 13. Esta tienda tiene una gran gama de calcetines. 14. Estos misiles tienen un alcance de cinco millas. 15. Los precios oscilan entre una y diez libras. 16. Cierran filas cuando se les critica. 17. Se convirtio en otro parado mas. 18. Le situo entre los mas grandes compositores del siglo. 19. Tiene un fndice de crecimiento muy lento. 20. El ritmo de produccion es muy rapido.
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21. <LCual es el tipo de descuento bancario? 22. Se hospedo en un hotel de segunda categorfa. 23. De todos modos, eso es lo que me contaron. 24. <LA como esta el cambio? 25. Te cuento entre mis amigos. 26. Exhalo el extertor de la muerte.

27. Todo lo que alcanza la vista es de mi propiedad. 28. Voy a estudiar Historia en la universidad de Londres. 29. Esta es una revista que se lee con facilidad. 30. Esta estudiando como abogado criminalista. 31. Nuestro regimiento cerraba la marcha. 32. No tiene antecedentes penales. 33. Todo esto es confidencial, por supuesto. 34. No hay constancia de ello. 35. Estaba mas rojo que un tomate. 36. Se pondra furioso cuando reciba la factura. 37. Estamos en numeros rojos en el banco. 38. Pidio que le mandaran a un especialista. 39. No tiene ninguna consideracion con los demas. 40. Da recuerdos a tus padres.
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AG, RAISE, RAKE, RAM, RANGE, RANK,

RATE, RATTLE,

2000 bilingual phrases

REACH, READ, REAR, RECORD, RED, REFER, REGARDS

level 5

It'a a rags to riches story. I feel like a wet rag. The joke raised a laugh. I'd like to raise a point. This reform is going to raise many problems. 6. We are going to raise an army of 100,000 men. 7. They raked the building with machine-gun fire. 8. My uncle is raking in the money. 9. Don't rake up the past. 10. He rammed the car against the wall. 11. He rammed it down the old man's throat. 12. What is the range of this plane? 13. This shop has a wide range of socks. 14. These missiles have a range of five miles. 15. The prices range between one and ten pounds. 16. They close ranks when they are criticized. 17. He joined the ranks of the unemployed. 18. I rank him among the greatest composers of the century. 19. It has a slow rate of growth. 20. The rate of production is very fast.
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

21. What is the bank rate? 22. He put up in a second-rate hotel. 23. At any rate, that's what I was told. 24. What is the rate of exchange? 25. I rate you among my friends. 26. He gave out a death rattle. 27. My property reaches as far as the eye can see. 28. I'm going to read history at London University. 29. This is a magazine which reads easily. 30. He is reading for the bar. 31. Our regiment brought up the rear. 32. He has a clean record. 33. All this is off the record, of course. 34. There is no record of it. 35. He was as red as a beetroot. 36. He'll see red when he gets the bill. 37. We are in the red at the bank. 38. She requested to be referred. 39. He shows no regard for other people. 40. Give my regards to your parents.
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REGARD, REGULAR, RELATION, RELEASE, RELIEF, RELIEVE, REMOVE, RENDER, REPLY, REPORT, REQUIRE, REST, RETURN, REVERSE
f^ *^ ** 1. Con *-^-\ f* i^ x% **^**. a ^ii ^^-^l^^^^ no respecto ~\ tu trabajo ^ s\ estoy nada satisfecho.

2000 frases bilingues

nivel B

2. Se alisto como voluntario en el ejercito. 3. No tiene ninguna relacion con la realidad. 4. Esto es una valvula de seguridad. 5. La reaccion despide calor y oxfgeno. 6. Esto es un comunicado de prensa. 7. No debemos arrojar residues al mar. 8. La inyeccion le alivio el dolor. 9. La Virgen resalta sobre el fondo oscuro. 10. Has encontrado tu monedero. iQue alivio! 11. Los centinelas se relevan a medianoche. 12. Nos hemos quitado el problema de encima. 13. Quitate el sombrero delante de las damas. 14. Quito la tapa del puchero. 15. Debemos dar gracias a Dios. 16. El accidente le dejo ciego. 17. Eso fue por los servicios prestados a la nacion. 18. Ha habido muchas respuestas a nuestro anuncio. 19. Dile al sargento que de el parte. 20. No hay nada nuevo.
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*} "1 \/oi^ ^ ^*f^ n^ 11 n i 21. Van a comunicar los resultados de la investigacion. 22. <LQue hace falta para hacer una tortilla? 23. Lo hicieron dentro del plazo prescrito. 24. Para estudiar Medicina se necesita mucha aplicacion. 25. El sillon tenfa un respaldo de madera. 26. El florero descansaba sobre una columna de marmol. 27. Sus ojos se posaron en el cuadro. 28. Tenga la seguridad de que haremos todo lo posible. 29. Que Dios le tenga en su gloria. 30. No te duermas en los laureles. 31. Te doy una pluma a cambio de un lapiz. 32. Les ofrecimos comida a cambio de su ayuda. 33. Para corresponder a su amabilidad quisiera invitar a su hija. 34. Este negocio da mucho beneficio. 35. Se ruega responder a vuelta de correo. 36. Es una inversion que da muy buenos intereses. 37. Un dfa te devolvere el favor. 38. Jesus resucito de entre los muertos. 39. Tienes que dar marcha atras. 40. Pon la conferencia a cobro revertido.

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REGARD, REGULAR, RELATION, RELEASE, RELIEF, RELIEVE, REMOVE, RENDER, REPLY, REPORT, REQUIRE, REST, RETURN, REVERSE

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. As regards your work, I'm


not satisfied with it. 2. He joined the regular army. 3. It bears no relation to reality. 4. This is a release valve. 5. The reaction releases heat and oxygen. 6. This is a press release. 7. We mustn't release waste into the sea. 8. The injection gave him relief from the pain. 9. The Virgin stands out in relief against the dark blackground. 10. You have found your purse. What a relief! 11. The sentries are relieved at midnight. 12. We have relieved ourselves of the problem. 13. Remove your hat in front of a lady. 14. He removed the lid of the pot. 15. We must render thanks to God. 16. The accident rendered him blind. 17. That was for services rendered to the country. 18. There have been a lot of replies to our advertisement. 19. Tell the sergeant to make his report. 20. There's nothing to report.
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21. They are going to report the results of the investigation. 22. What is required to make an omelette? 23. They did it within the required time. 24. A great deal of application is required to study medicine. 25. The armchair had a wooden back rest. 26. The vase rested on a marble column. 27. His eyes rested on the picture. 28. Rest assured that we'll do everything in our power. 29. God rest his soul. 30. Don't rest on your laurels. 31. I'll give you a pen in return for a pencil. 32. We offered them food in return for their help. 33. In return for your kindness, I'd like to invite your daughter. 34. This business brings in a good return. 35. Please reply by return. 36. It's an investment that returns very good interest. 37. I'll return the favour one day. 38. Jesus returned from the dead. 39. You have to go into reverse.

40. Make a reverse-charge call.


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RIDE, RIGHT, RING, RIPE, RISE, RISK, ROAD, ROAR, ROCK, ROD, ROLL, ROPE, ROSE

2000 frases bilingues nivel E3

1. No se tarda mucho en autobus. 2. Les enganaron. 3. Subio la colina a caballo. 4. La joven montaba a lo amazona. 5. La luna estaba alta en el cielo. 6. Esta como para comersela. 7. dCon que derecho me detiene usted? 8. Si mal no recuerdo. 9. Bien merecido lo tienes. 10. Golpeo a su oponente a diestro y siniestro. 11. Llaman a la puerta./Tocan el timbre. 12. <iQue te pasa que tienes ojeras? 13. Tu les das cien vueltas a todos esos. 14. Ese nombre me suena. 15. Alguien llamo a la puerta a medianoche. 16. Se oyo un tiro. 17. Llama al ascensor. 18. Murio a la avanzada edad de 90 anos. 19. Ha llegado el momento de la accion. 20. Hubo un aumento del fndice de criminalidad.
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21. Ascendio a un cargo importante. 22. Su voz se alzo con ira. 23. Se le subieron las lagrimas a los ojos. 24. El sol sale mas temprano en verano. 25. Me lo voy a jugar el todo por el todo. 26. Ese hombre se va a jugar el tipo. 27. dPor que no os largais todos? 28. Unos rugfan de colera, otros se refan a carcajadas. 29. Para m(, un vodka con hielo. 30. El viejo Tomas se estaba partiendo de risa. 31. dPor que no meces la cuna del nino? 32. Quien bien te quiere te hara llorar. 33. Saco un gran fajo de billetes. 34. El perro se revolco en el barro. 35. Solfa poner los ojos en bianco. 36. Mi jefe nada en la abundancia. 37. Las lagrimas le corrfan por la cara. 38. Bill te ensenara lo que tienes que hacer. 39. No te preocupes, estoy al tanto. 40. No hay rosas sin espinas.
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RIDE, RIGHT, RING, RIPE, RISE, RISK, ROAD, ROAR, ROCK, ROD, ROLL, ROPE, ROSE

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. It's only a short ride by bus. 2. They werw taken for a ride. 3. He rode his horse up the hill. 4. The young woman rode sidesaddle. 5. The moon was riding high in the heavens. 6. She is a bit of all right. 7. By what right do you arrest me? 8. If I remember right. 9. It serves you right. 10. He hit his opponent right and left. 11. Someone is ringing at the door. 12. What's the matter with you? You've got rings round your eyes. 13. You can run rings round all of them. 14. That name rings a bell. 15. Somebody rang at the door at about midnight. 16. A shot rang out. 17. Ring for the lift. 18. He died at the ripe old age of ninety. 19. The time is ripe for action. 20. There was a rise in the crime rate.
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21. He rose to an important position. 22. His voice rose in anger. 23. Tears rose to her eyes. 24. The sun rises earlier in summer. 25. I'm going to risk everything on one throw. 26. That man is going to risk his neck. 27. Why don't you hit the road? 28. Some roared with anger, some roared with laughter. 29. I'll have a vodka on the rocks. 30. Old Tom was rocking with laughter. 31. Why don't you rock the baby's cradle? 32. Spare the rod and spoil the child. 33. He took out a great roll of banknotes. 34. The dog rolled in the mud. 35. He used to roll his eyes. 36. My boss is rolling in money. 37. Tears were rolling down her face. 38. Bill will show you the ropes. 39. Don't worry, I know the ropes. 40. Every rose has its thorn.
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OUGH, ROUND, RULE, RUN, RUSH, SAIL, SAKE, SALE, SAME, SAVE

frases bilingiies

2000

nivel B

1. Pasaron una temporada muy mala. 2. Esto te dara una idea aproximada. 3. Lo pasamos muy mal. 4. Hay que tomar la vida como es. 5. Era una torre de setenta pies de perfmetro. 6. Tenia una huerta rodeada por un muro. 7. Hazlo circular de mano en mano. 8. Llevaba una bufanda al cuello. 9. El mal tiempo es normal aquf. 10. Yo, por sistema, no bebo nunca. 11. El espectaculo se mantuvo en cartelera durante 6 meses. 12. La disposicion de las calles es perpendicular al no. 13. Hemos tenido una mala racha. 14. A la larga, es mucho mejor asf. 15. Hicimos una tirada de 5000 ejemplares. 16. Cuando me vio, echo a correr. 17. El barco marcha a 10 nudos. 18. Este no tiene un curso de 50 millas. 19. Los acusan de pasar armas de contrabando. 20. La obra estuvo en cartel 300 dias.
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21. Hay un servicio de trenes cada hora. 22. Nos hemos quedado sin gasolina. 23. Este coche funciona con gasoil. 24. Estos chicos siempre tienen prisa. 25. Llevaron a toda prisa al nino al medico. 26. Aprobaron rapidamente un proyecto de ley. 27. Se le llenaron los ojos de lagrimas. 28. Tendremos que bajarle los humos. 29. El libro volo por los aires. 30. Hagamoslo, por los viejos tiempos. 31. Lo hizo por amor a sus hijos. 32. A ese hombre le gusta discutir por discutir. 33. Esa mujer habla por hablar. 34. Compro algunas gangas en las rebajas. 35. Vamos a hacer una liquidacion. 36. Prefiero ir yo si no te importa. 37. Todo sigue mas o menos como siempre. 38. El director y el jefe de ventas son la misma persona. 39. Estas fundas protegeran los sillones. 40. No dejes para manana lo que puedas hacer hoy.
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ROUGH, ROUND, RULE, RUN, RUSH, SAIL, SAKE, SALE, SAME, SAVE

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. They had a very rough time of it. 2. This will give you a rough idea. 3. We had a very rough time. 4. We have to take the rough with the smooth. 5. It was a tower seventy feet round. 6. He had an orchard with a wall round it. 7. Pass it round. 8. He wore a scarf round his neck. 9. Bad weather is the rule here. 10. I make it a rule never to drink. 11. The show had a six-month run. 12. The streets run perpendicular to the river. 13. We had a run of bad luck. 14. In the long run, it's much better like this. 15. We made a run of 5,000 copies. 16. When he saw me, he broke into a run. 17. The ship runs at ten knots. 18. This river runs for 50 miles. 19. They are accused of running arms. 20. The play ran for 300 days.
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21. The trains run every hour. 22. We ran out of petrol. 23. This car runs on diesel. 24. These boys are always in a rush. 25. They rushed the child to the doctor. 26. They rushed a bill through parliament. 27. Tears rushed to her eyes. 28. Well have to take the wind out of his sails. 29. The book sailed through the air. 30. Let's do it, for old times' sake. 31. She did it for her children's sake. 32. That man likes to argue for the sake of it. 33. That woman talks for the sake of talking. 34. She bought some bargains in the sales. 35. We are going to hold a sale. 36. I'd rather go myself if it's all the same to you. 37. Things go on much the same as ever. 38. The manager and the sales manager are one and the same. 39. These covers will save the chairs. 40. A stitch in time saves nine.
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SAVE, SAY, SCENE, SCENT, SCHEDULE, SCHOOL, SCOPE, SCORE, SCRAP, SCRAPE, SCRATCH, SCREW, SEAL, SEAT, SECRET, SEE

frases bilingues

2000

nivel H

1. No gastes saliva en balde, nadie te esta escuchando. 2. El reloj marca las siete. 3. El termometro marca 100 grades F. 4. Ni que decir tiene que estare aqui. 5. Su conducta revela gran parte de su personalidad. 6. Muchas cosas ocurren entre bastidores. 7. Todo estaba preparado para la tragedia. 8. Los perros han perdido la pista. 9. Tenemos que despistar a la policia. 10. Las rosas perfumaban el aire. 11. El trabajo se desarrolla como esta previsto. 12. Se fijo su salida para las cuatro. 13. Esto es un institute de ensenanza secundaria. 14. iMandas a los ninos a la catequesis? 15. No es de mi competencia. 16. Necesita mas libertad para desarrollar sus capacidades. 17. No marcaron en el segundo tiempo. 18. Tengo que ajustar cuentas con ese tio. 19. Es en eso donde llevas ventaja. 20. El as vale diez puntos.
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21. No hay un apice de verdad en lo que dices. 22. La tiza chirrio en la pizarra. 23. El anciano arrastraba ios pies por el suelo. 24. He aprobado el examen por los pelos. 25. Empezaremos de cero. 26. El gato aranaba la puerta. 27. A este tipo le falta un tornillo. 28. Hizo una bola con la carta. 29. Tu hermano ha fastidiado todo el negocio. 30. La policia acordono el barrio. 31. Te lo mandare en un sobre sellado. 32. El teatro tiene cabida para 200 personas. 33. Eso es un secreto a voces. 34. No lo oculto. 35. Hagalos pasar, por favor. 36. iHay que ver para creer! 37. iEstas viendo visiones! 38. Ese no ve mas alia de sus narices. 39. Me encargare de las entradas. 40. Me fueron a despedir al aeropuerto.
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SAVE, SAY, SCENE, SCENT, SCHEDULE, SCHOOL, SCOPE, SCORE, SCRAP, SCRAPE, SCRATCH, SCREW, SEAL, SEAT, SECRET, SEE

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. You might as well save


2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
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your breath, nobody is listening to you. The clock says seven. The thermometer says 100 degrees F. It goes without saying that I'll be here. Their conduct says a lot about them. Many things happen behind the scenes. The scene was set for a tragedy. The dogs have lost the scent. We have to throw the police off the scent. The roses scent the air. The work is up to schedule. The departure was scheduled for four o'clock. This is a comprehensive school. Do you send the children to Sunday school? It doesn't come within my scope. He needs more scope to develop his talents. There was no score in the second half. I have to settle an old score with that guy. That's where you score. The ace scores ten.

21. There is not a scrap of truth in what you say. 22. The chalk scraped on the blackboard. 23. The old man scraped his feet along the ground. 24. I have scraped through the exam. 25. We'll start from scratch. 26. The cat scratched at the door. 27. That guy has a screw loose. 28. He screwed the letter into a ball. 29. Your brother has screwed up the whole deal. 30. The police sealed off the area. 31. I'll send it to you in a sealed envelope. 32. The theatre seats two hundred people. 33. That is an open secret. 34. I make no secret of it. 35. Would you see them in, please? 36. Seeing is believing! 37. You are seeing things! 38. He can't see further than the end of his nose.

39. I'll see to the tickets.


40. They came to the airport to see me off.
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ELL, SEND,

SENIOR,

SENSE,

SERVE, SHAKES

SERVICE, SET, SETTLE, SHADE,

2000 frases bilingues nivel EJ

1. Lo vendio por cuatro cuartos. 2. Estos se venden como rosquillas. 3. Van a liquidar todas las existencias. 4. Se nos ha agotado este artfculo. 5. La edicion se agoto en una noche. 6. La musica hizo dormir al bebe. 7. El Sr. Brown es el socio mayoritario. 8. No le encuentro sentido alguno. 9. dEstas en tu sano juicio? 10. Este hombre habla con sentido comun. 11. Esta cumpliendo una sentencia de dos anos. 12. Vamos a jugar al tenis. dQuien saca? 13. Solo sirvio para empeorar las cosas. 14. Me has prestado un gran servicio. 15. En EE.UU. no existe la Seguridad Social. 16. Tiene dentadura postiza. 17. Ponle a trabajar. 18. Quiero poner mi reloj en hora. 19. No se ha fijado todavfa ni la hora ni la fecha de la reunion. 20. Tienes que dar ejemplo.
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21. Voy a situar la novela en Grecia. 22. No te preocupes, tranquilfzate. 23. Han puesto una trampa. 24. Ese ruido me da dentera. 25. Parfs dicta la moda. 26. Habia pensado ir al cine. 27. Ha estado ahorrando dinero durante anos. 28. Llegaron a las manos. 29. Echales el perro. 30. Este accidente me ha retrasado un par de semanas. 31. Crearon una comision. 32. El pajaro se poso en una rama. 33. Una mosca se poso en su mano. 34. El viejo se arrellano en su sillon. 35. No me gusta el tono de este vestido. 36. Los claroscuros de los cuadros de Velazquez son maravillosos. 37. Habfa gente de toda calana. 38. El pobre diablo tiembla como un azogado. 39. Sacudelo bien. 40. Dijo eso con voz temblorosa.
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SELL, SEND, SENIOR, SENSE, SERVE, SERVICE, SET, SETTLE, SHADE, SHAKES

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

He sold it for a song. These sell like hot cakes. They are going to sell out. We are sold out of this article. 5. The edition sold out overnight. 6. The music sent the baby to sleep. 7. Mr Brown is the senior partner. 8. I can't make any sense of it. 9. Are you in your right senses? 10. This man talks sense. 11. He is serving a two-year sentence. 12. Let's play tennis. Who's serve is it? 13. It only served to make matters worse. 14. You have rendered me a great service. 15. In the U.S.A. the National Health Service doesn't exist. 16. He's got a set of false teeth. 17. Set him to work. 18. I want to set my alarm clock. 19. The time and the date of the meeting have not yet been set. 20. You have to set an example.
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1. 2. 3. 4.

21. I'm going to set the novel in Greece. 22. Don't worry, set your mind at ease. 23. They have set a trap. 24. That noise sets my teeth on edge. 25. Paris sets the fashion. 26. She had her heart set on going to the cinema. 27. He's been setting money aside for years. 28. They set about each other. 29. Set the dog on them. 30. This accident has set me back a couple of weeks. 31. They set up a committee. 32. The bird settled on a branch. 33. A fly settled on her hand. 34. The old man settled himself into his armchair. 35. I don't like the shade of this dress. 36. The light and shade of Velazquez's paintings are wonderful. 37. There were people of every shade and hue. 38. The poor devil's got the shakes. 39. Give it a good shake. 40. He said that with a shake in his voice.
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SHAME, SHAPE, SHARP, SHEER, SHELF, SHELL, SHIFT, SHIP, SHIVER, SHOE, SHOOT, SHOP, SHORT, SHOT, SHOULDER

frases bilingues

2000

nivel E

1. Es una pena que la lluvia nos haya estropeado las vacaciones. 2. Me vas a avergonzar. 3. Este atleta esta en baja forma. 4. Nuestros proyectos se estan concretando. 5. Habia una curva cerrada en la carretera. 6. Fue muy perspicaz al darse cuenta de mi error. 7. Esa mujer tiene una lengua viperina. 8. Torcio repentinamente a la derecha. 9. Tenemos que darnos prisa si queremos coger el tren. 10. Eso es una perdida de tiempo total. 11. Esto es pura necedad. 12. Esto es un verdadero robo. 13. Esa mujer se va a quedar para vestir santos. 14. Mi padre se gasto una fortuna en mi boda. 15. Cambio la silla de sitio. 16. Echo la culpa a su amigo. 17. Las cosas seran diferentes cuando lleguen las vacas gordas. 18. Te presentare a la tripulacion. 19. Hay un polizon a bordo. 20. Cuando lo pienso me echo a temblar.
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21. Esta esperando para ocupar mi puesto. 22. No disparen, son de los nuestros. 23. Teneis que tirar a gol mas a menudo. 24. Dejate de hablar de trabajo, estas de vacaciones. 25. Hay diez kilometres escasos. 26. Edu es el diminutive de Eduardo. 27. Me faltan 10 libras. 28. Solo una operacion te puede salvar. 29. Mi hermano hace muchos cortometrajes. 30. Se mostro muy brusco conmigo. 31. Andamos escasos de aceite. 32. En resumen, esto es lo que queria contarte. 33. Andamos escasos de dinero, de momento. 34. Nos hemos llevado la peor parte. 35. Voy a lanzar el peso en la reunion de atletismo. 36. No es eso lo que queria ni mucho menos. 37. Salio como una exhalacion. 38. Todos tenemos que arrimar el hombro. 39. Se responsabilizo por su amigo. 40. Es muy alto, me saca la cabeza.
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SHAME, SHAPE, SHARP, SHEER, SHELF, SHELL, SHIFT, SHIP, SHIVER, SHOE, SHOOT, SHOP, SHORT, SHOT, SHOULDER

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. It's a shame that the rain


2. 3.
4. 5. 6. 7.

8. 9.

10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.

spoiled our holidays. You are going to put me to shame. This athlete is in bad shape. Our plans are taking shape. There was a sharp bend in the road. He was very sharp to notice my mistake. That woman has a sharp tongue. He took a sharp right. We have to look sharp if we want to catch the train. That is a sheer waste of time. This is sheer nonsense. This is sheer robbery. That woman is going to be left on the shelf. My father shelled out a fortune on my wedding. He shifted the chair. He shifted the blame upon his friend. Things will be different when our ship comes in. I'll introduce you to the ship's company. There is a stowaway on board ship. It gives me the shivers to think of it.

21. He is waiting to step into my shoes. 22. Don't shoot, they're on our side. 23. You must shoot at goal more often. 24. Stop talking shop, you're on holiday. 25. It's a short ten kilometres away. 26. Eddie is short for Edward. 27. I am 10 short. 28. Nothing short of an operation can save you. 29. My brother does a lot of short films. 30. He was very short with mes. 31. We are short of oil. 32. In short, this is what I wanted to tell you. 33. We are short of cash at the moment. 34. We've got the short end of the stick. 35. I'm going to put the shot at the athletics meeting. 36. That's not what I wanted, not by a long shot. 37. He was out like a shot. 38. We all have to put our shoulder to the wheel. 39. He shouldered the blame for his friend. 40. He is very tall, he stands head and shoulder above me.
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SHOW, SIDE, SIGHT, SINK, SIT, SIZE, SKIN, SUCK, SLEEP, SLIP

2000 frases bilingues

nivel B

1. Estropeo todo el negocio. 2. Has descubierto todo el pastel. Se suponfa que era un secrete. 3. Este hombre es el que lleva la voz cantante. 4. No se dejara ver por aquf de nuevo. 5. Ron las cartas boca arriba. 6. Le echaron con cajas destempladas. 7. Me temo que no sacamos ningun provecho de eso. 8. <iQue echan en el cine? 9. Me temo que esto es el reverso de la medalla. 10. Ya tiene los cuarenta afios bien cumplidos. 11. Mas vale que te lleves bien con el. 12. Se partia/desternillaba de risa. 13. iMenuda pinta tienes! 14. Fue amor a primera vista. 15. No le puedo ver ni en pintura. 16. No le pierdas de vista. 17. Estaba sumido en la desesperacion. 18. El sol se estaba ocultando detras de las colinas. 19. A lo largo de los anos las ventas han bajado. 20. Se hinco de rodillas.
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21. Aguante hasta el final de la charla. 22. Voy a presentarme al examen. 23. Ahora solo tenemos que esperar. 24. Tiene usted que sustituir al Sr. Hobson, que esta enfermo. 25. No me acoste en toda la noche. 26. <LQue numero calza usted? 27. Tenemos que bajarle los humos. 28. El pobre esta en los huesos. 29. Nos hemos librado por los pelos. 30. Hemos salvado el pellejo gracias a ti. 31. El mercado esta flojo. 32. La cuerda esta muy floja. 33. Tensa la cuerda. 34. Atravesamos un perfodo de poca actividad. 35. 36. El caballo se ha roto la pata. Tendremos que sacrificarlo. Este hotel tiene cabida para 100 personas.

37. Mas vale que duermas la mona. 38. Yo siempre duermo como un tronco. 39. Es una chiquilla. 40. De la mano a la boca se pierde la sopa.
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SHOW, SIDE, SIGHT, SINK, SIT, SIZE, SKIN, SLACK, SLEEP, SLIP

bilingual phrases level (3

2000

1. He wrecked the whole


show.
2. You've given the show

away. It was supposed to be a secret.


3. This man is the one who

runs the show.


4. He will never show his face

here again.
5. Show your hand. 6. They showed him the door. 7. I'm afraid we have nothing

to show for it.


8. What are they showing at

the cinema?
9. I'm afraid this is the other side of the picture.

10. He is on the wrong side of forty. 11. You'd better stay on the right side of him. 12. He split his sides laughing. 13. What a sight you look! 14. It was love at first sight. 15. I hate the sight of him. 16. Don't lose sight of him. 17. He was sunk in despair. 18. The sun was sinking behind the hills. 19. Over the years sales figures have sunk. 20. He sank to his knees.
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21. I sat the talk out. 22. I'm going to sit for the exam. 23. Now we only have to sit back and wait. 24. You have to sit in for Mr Hobson, who is ill. 25. I sat up all night. 26. What size shoes do you take? 27. We have to cut him down to size. 28. The poor man is nothing but skin and bone. 29. We've escaped by the skin of our teeth. 30. We've saved our skins, thanks to you. 31. The market is slack. 32. There is a lot of slack in the rope. 33. Take up the slack in the rope. 34. We are going through a slack period. 35. The horse has broken its leg. We'll have to put it to sleep. 36. This hotel sleeps 100 guests. 37. You had better sleep it off. 38. I always sleep like a log. 39. She is a slip of a girl. 40. There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip.
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SLIP, SLOW,

SMART, SMASH,

SNAP, SO, SOAK,

SOFT,

2000 frases bilingues

SOON, SORE, SORT, SOUL, SOUND, SPARE, SPEAK, SPILL

nivel 5

1. Se me fue el pie./Ratine. 2. No dejes pasar la oportunidad. 3. Mi reloj esta diez minutos atrasado. 4. Fue demasiado listo para ml. 5. Te voy a romper la cara. 6. Deberfamos limar las asperezas. 7. Me echo un rapapolvo. 8. iAmmate! 9. Hasta ahora, todo bien. 10. Estaba calado hasta los huesos. 11. Se fueron a Chipre a tostarse

21. De todo hay en la vina del Senor. 22. iNi hablar de eso! 23. Si, creo que es algo por el estilo. 24. Hay que separar lo bueno de lo malo. 25. Hoy es el dfa de todos los santos. 26. No se vefa ni un alma. 27. Que Dios le tenga en su gloria. 28. Esta tan sano como una manzana. 29. Este asunto no me huele bien. 30. <iTienes algun vaso de sobra? 31. Cogelo, esta de sobra. 32. Solo perdonaron la vida a las mujeres y a los nifios. 33. Solo te puedo conceder un par de minutos. 34. No tenemos tiempo que perder. 35. Es un animal muy inteligente, solo le falta hablar. 36. Habla sin rodeos. 37. Hablaba con voz gangosa. 38. Es una chica que esta bien, pero nada especial. 39. Esto es algo que habla por si solo. 40. Es un delator, se ha ido de la lengua.
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al sol.
12. Esta un poco alelado. 13. Tiene debilidad por su hija. 14. Decididamente prefiero ir en tren que en coche. 15. Cuanto antes lo hagas, mejor. 16. Los refuerzos llegaron justo en el momento oportuno. 17. dEstas enfadado con el? 18. Es un asunto muy espinoso. 19. Me duele la garganta. 20. Pusiste el dedo en la llaga.

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LIP, SLOW, SMART, SMASH, SNAP, SO, SOAK,

SOFT,

SOON, SORE, SORT, SOUL, SOUND, SPARE, SPEAK, SPILL

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. My foot slipped. 2. Don't let the opportunity

slip.
3. My watch is ten minutes

slow. 4. He was too smart for me. 5. I'm going to smash your face in. 6. We should smooth things over. 7. He snapped my head off. 8. Snap out of it! 9. So far so good. 10. He was soaked to the skin. 11. They went to Cyprus to soak up the sun. 12. He is a bit soft in the head. 13. He has a soft spot for their daughter. 14. I'd much sooner go by train than by car. is. The sooner you do it, the better. 16. The reinforcements arrived none too soon. 17. Are you sore at him? 18. It's a very sore point. 19. I have a sore throat. 20. You touched on a sore spot there.

21. It takes all sorts to make a world. 22. Nothing of the sort! 23. Yes, I think it's something of the sort. 24. We have to sort out the good from the bad. 25. Today is All Soul's Day. 26. Not a soul was in sight. 27. God rest his soul. 28. He is as sound as a bell. 29. I don't like the sound of this business. 30. Have you got any glasses to spare? 31. Take it, it's a spare. 32. They spared only the women and children. 33. I can only spare you a couple of minutes. 34. We have no time to spare. 35. It's a very intelligent animal, it almost speaks. 36. Speak your mind. 37. He spoke through his nose. 38. She is a nice girl, but nothing to speak of. 39. This is something that speaks for itself. 40. He is an informer, he has spilled the beans.
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101

SPIN, SPIRIT, SPLIT, SPOIL, SPONGE, SPOT, SPRING, SQUARE, SQUEEZE, SUMMON, STAKE

frases bilingues

2000

nivel B

1. Estoy aturdido. 2. Se jugo una fortuna a cara y cruz. 3. Fuimos a dar una vuelta en su nuevo coche. 4. Me conto una historia increfble. 5. El golpe le hizo rodar por el suelo. 6. Tendremos que animarle. 7. Estoy muy desanimado. 8. El partido esta dividido sobre este asunto. 9. Tiene un desdoblamiento de la personalidad. 10. El rayo partio el arbol. 11. Repartieron el premio entre los dos ganadores. 12. Tengo un dolor de cabeza atroz. 13. Despues de estar 10 anos casados han decidido separarse. 14. Ese tfo tiene ganas de pelea. 15. La fruta se estropeo con el calor. 16. Creo que podemos sacar tajada de eso. 17. Me dio un sablazo de 20 libras. 18. La mancha se quitara facilmente con un trapo mojado. 19. Tu tfo Carlos vive a costa nuestra. 20. Se ocupo de ello en el acto/ momento.

21. Un periodista se encontraba allf por casualidad. 22. Estamos en un aprieto/apuro. 23. Ese es su punto flaco. 24. A ver si te das cuenta de cual es la diferencia. 25. La diviso en medio de la multitud. 26. Tienes que encontrar los cinco errores. 27. La anciana andaba con paso ligero. 28. De repente, me solto una pregunta. 29. La rama volvio a su posicion original. 30. Ahora estamos en paz/ iguales/empatados. 31. Nueve es el cuadrado de tres. 32. Ya estamos otra vez como al principio. 33. Tenemos que ajustarle las cuentas a ese tipo. 34. Sus ideas no cuadran con las mfas. 35. El camarero exprimio limon en el pescado. 36. Los convoco a todos a una reunion. 37. Juana de Arco fue condenada a la hoguera. 38. Tengo intereses en la compama. 39. Se habia jugado la reputacion con la propuesta. 40. Mi honor esta en juego.
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SPIN, SPIRIT,

SPLIT, SPOIL, SPONGE, SPOT, STAKE

SPRING, SQUARE, SQUEEZE, SUMMON,

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. My head is in a spin.
2. He risked a fortune on the

21. A journalist happened to 22.


23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32.
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spin of a coin.
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4. 5.

We went for a spin in her new car. He spun me a yarn. The blow sent him spinning along the pavement. Well have to raise his spirits. I am in low spirits. The party is split on this issue.

6.

7. 8.

9. He has a split personality.

10. The lightning split the tree. 11. They split the prize between the two winners. 12. My head is splitting. 13. After being married for 10 years, they've decided to split up. 14. That guy is spoiling for a fight. 15. The fruit spoiled with the heat. 16. I think we can have our share of the spoils. 17. He sponged 20 off me. 18. The stain will sponge off easily. 19. Your uncle Charles is sponging on us. 20. He dealt with it on the spot.
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34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40.

be on the spot. We are in a tight spot. That is his weak spot. See if you can spot the difference. He spotted her in the crowd. You have to spot the five errors. The old woman walked with a spring in her step. He sprang a question on me. The branch sprang back. Now we are all square. Nine is the square of three. Now we're right back to square one. We have to square accounts with the bloke/ guy. His ideas don't square with mine. The waiter squeezed some lemon on the fish. He summoned them all to a meeting. Joan of Arc was condemned to the stake. I have a stake in the company. She had staked her reputation on the proposal. My honour is at stake.
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TAMP, STAND, STANDING, START, STATE, STATIONARY, STEADY, STEAM, STEP, STICK, STICKY, STIFF

2000 frases bilingues

nivel E

1. Sofocaron la rebelion. 2. Resistieron al enemigo. 3. Le van a someter a juicio. 4. Deja la masa reposar una hora. 5. Se presento como candidate a las elecciones. 6. Es evidente que no puede ser verdad. 7. Tiene usted 100 libras en su haber. 8. Esta es la posicion financiera de la empresa. 9. Es un amigo de toda la vida. 10. Te doy diez metres de ventaja. 11. iQue susto me has dado! 12. Al principle el libro se vendio bien. 13. Tenemos que volver a empezar. 14. El motor arranco a la primera. 15. <LQuien ha lanzado este rumor? 16. Se puso muy nervioso. 17. He dado mi opinion. 18. Expuso los hechos ante el juez. 19. Declare que no conocfa a! acusado. 20. El taxi choco contra un autobus parado.
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21. Los precios deben mantenerse estables. 22. Mi hija tiene trabajo fijo. 23. Sale a correr para desahogarse. 24. El tren entro en la estacion echando vapor. 25. Ante el habfa un tramo de escaleras. 26. Tenemos que tomar medidas para reducir la inflacion. 27. Si no se anda con cuidado, se va a meter en Ifos. 28. Dio un paso atras. 29. Paso por encima del cadaver. 30. No seas tan aguafiestas. 31. Sus padres viven en el quinto pino. 32. Se puso una flor en el pelo. 33. Metio la carta en el bolsillo. 34. Se pega como una lapa. 35. iManos arriba! 36. Me atengo a lo que he dicho.

37. Ha acabado mal.


38. Estoy aterido de frfo. 39. Estabamos muertos de miedo. 40. Usa carton duro para hacer el paquete.

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TAMP, STAND, STANDING, START, STATE, STATIONARY, STEADY, STEAM, STEP, STICK, STICKY, STIFF

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. They stamped out the rebellion. 2. They made a stand against the enemy. 3. He is going to stand trial. 4. Let the dough stand an hour. 5. He stood as a candidate at the election. 6. It stands to reason that it can't be true. 7. Your account stands at 100 in your credit. 8. This is the financial standing of the firm. 9. He is a friend of long standing. 10. I'll give you a ten-metre start. 11. What a start you gave me! 12. The sales of the book got off to a good start. 13. We'll have to make a new start. 14. The engine started the first time. 15. Who started this rumour? 16. He got into a state. 17. I have stated my opinion. 18. He stated the case in front of the judge. 19. He stated thet he did not know the accused. 20. The taxi ran into a stationary bus.
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21. Prices must be kept steady. 22. My daughter has got a steady job. 23. He lets off steam by going for a run. 24. The train steamed into the station. 25. There was a flight of steps in front of him. 26. We have to take steps to cut down inflation. 27. If he doesn't watch his step, he'll get into trouble. 28. She took a step backwards. 29. He stepped over the corpse. 30. Don't be such a stick-inthe-mud. 31. His parents live out in the sticks. 32. She stuck a flower in her hair. 33. He stuck the letter into his pocket. 34. He sticks to you like glue. 35. Stick them up! 36. I stick to what I said. 37. He has come to a sticky end. 38. I'm stiff with cold. 39. We were all scared stiff. 40. Use stiff cardboard to make the parcel.
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STING, STIR, STITCH, STOCK, STONE, STOP, STORE, STORM, STORY, STRAIGHT, STRAW, STREAM, STREET, STRETCH

2000 frases bilingiies

nivel B

1. Me escuece la herida. 2. Tuvo una punzada de remordimiento. 3. Sus amargas palabras me hirieron en lo mas profundo. 4. Provoco un gran escandalo con su novela. 5. Agitese antes de usar. 6. El pobre chico entro empapado. 7. Salio a la puerta en cueros. 8. Es de una familia muy antigua. 9. Este libra esta agotado. 10. Lleno su tienda de botes de conserva. 11. Debemos evaluar los acontecimientos recientes. 12. Revolvio Roma con Santiago. 13. No esta muy lejos. Esta a tiro de piedra. 14. No podemos impedirle que se gaste su dinero. 15. Recibio un balazo. 16. iQue te impide continuar? 17. Le esperaba una gran sorpresa. 18. La fruta no se conserva bien. 19. No sabemos lo que nos reserva el futuro. 20. Es como una tempestad en un vaso de agua.
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21. Han tornado el cuartel por asalto. 22. Provoco carcajadas entre el publico. 23. Tendremos que capear el temporal. 24. Eso es otro cantar. 25. En resumidas cuentas, esto es lo que paso. 26. Vamos a aclarar las cosas. 27. Esta justo al otro lado de la calle. 28. No te apartes del buen camino. 29. Esto es el colmo. 30. Es la gota que colma el vaso. 31. Flotaban las banderas al viento. 32. Estaba hecha un mar de lagrimas. 33. Lleva una vida acomodada. 34. Perdio todo su dinero y acabo en la calle. 35. Seria un trabajo ideal para ella. 36. Este tramo de carretera es peligroso. 37. No puedo trabajar ocho horas seguidas. 38. La carretera se extendfa a lo lejos. 39. "dDonde esta Branson?." "Esta en chirona." 40. Haremos una excepcion esta vez. Stanley|

STING, STIR, STITCH, STOCK, STONE, STOP, STORE, STORM, STORY, STRAIGHT, STRAW, STREAM, STREET, STRETCH

bilingual phrases level 5

2000

1.

Mv wound stings. stinas. My

2. He felt a sting of remorse. 3. Her bitter words stung me. 4. He raised quite a stir with his novel. 5. Stir before using. 6. The poor boy had not a dry stitch on.
7. He came to the door with

have taken the 21. They ha barracks by storm. 22. He raised a storm of laughter in the audience. 23. We'll have to weather the storm. 24. That's another story. 25. To cut a long story short. 26. Let's get the facts straight. 27. It's straight across the road. 28. Don't stray from the straight and narrow. 29. This is the last straw. 30. It's the straw that broke the camel's back. 31. The flags were streaming in the wind. 32. Her eyes were streaming with tears. 33. He is on easy street. 34. He lost all his money and ended up on the streets. 35. The job would be right up her street. 36. This stretch of road is dangerous. 37. I can't work for eight hours at a stretch. 38. The road stretched into the distance. 39. "Where's Bronson?." "He's doing a stretch." 40. We'll stretch a point this time.
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8. He is of very ancient stock.

9. This book is out of stock.


10. He stocked his shop with tinned foods. 11. We must take stock of recent events. 12. He left no stone unturned. 13. It's not far. It's within a stone's throw. 14. We can't stop him from spending his money. 15. He stopped a bullet. 16. What's stopping you? 17. There was a surprise in store for him. 18. Fruit doesn't store well. 19. We don't know what the future holds in store for us. 20. It's just a storm in a teacup.
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TRIKE, STRING, STROKE, STRONG, STUFF, SUIT, SUMMON, SUMMONS, SWEAT, SWEEP, SWEET, SWELL, SWIM, SWING

2000 frases bilingiies

nivel B

1. Se me ocurrio la idea de que quiza no viniera. 2. Estaba sobrecogido por el panico. 3. Fue alcanzado por dos balas. 4. Cayo un rayo en la casa. 5. Se hizo rico de un dfa para otro. 6. El reloj dio las cinco. 7. Es un favor con ciertas condiciones. 8. Tendre que tocar todos los resortes para conseguir el contrato. 9. Es la persona que mueve todos los hilos. 10. Tu amigo no da ni golpe. 11. Todavia tenemos que darle los ultimos toques. 12. Llegaron a las diez en punto. 13. iQue suerte! 14. Ese chico esta tan fuerte como un roble. 15. Son muy numerosos. 16. Esa chica es un bombon. 17. Conozco el percal. 18. Parece saber de lo que esta hablando. 19. Nos atiborraron de comida. 20. Eres un hacha.
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21. Esto me viene de perlas. 22. La citaron para que compareciera ante un juez. 23. Llevo a su vecino a juicio. 24. Me desperte empapado en sudor. 25. Sudabamos tinta china. 26. Voy a hacerle sudar la gota gorda. 27. El equipo bulgaro se llevo todos los premios. 28. Recorrio la habitacion con la mirada. 29. Tu hijo es muy goloso. 30. iQue nina tan mona! 31. El numero de socios ha aumentado hasta llegar a 500. 32. Tenfa los ojos hinchados de lagrimas. 33. Nado como un plomo. 34. La fiesta esta en todo su apogeo. 35. Estamos en plena epoca de examenes. 36. Lo que se pierda en una cosa se gana en la otra. 37. La opinion publica dio un giro a su favor. 38. Intento golpearme pero fallo. 39. Ahora que ha vuelto al colegio debe ponerse al dfa. 40. Si quieres ese puesto, creo que puedo arreglarlo.
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TRIKE, STRING, STROKE, STRONG, STUFF, SUMMONS,

SUIT, SUMMON,

2000 bilingual phrases

SWEAT, SWEEP, SWEET, SWELL, SWIM, SWING

level 5

1. The thought struck me that he might not come. 2. He was struck with panic. 3. He was struck by two bullets. 4. The house was struck by lightning. 5. He struck it rich overnight. 6. The clock struck five. 7. It's a favour with strings attached. 8. I'll have to pull some strings to get the contract. 9. He is the person who pulls all the strings. 10. Your friend doesn't do a stroke of work. 11. We still have to put the finishing strokes to it. 12. They arrived on the stroke of ten. 13. What a stroke of luck! 14. That boy is as strong as an ox. 15. They are strong in numbers. 16. That girl is a nice bit of stuff. 17. I know my stuff. 18. He seems to know his stuff. 19. They stuffed us with food. 20. You are hot stuff.
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21. This suits me. 22. She was summoned to appear before a judge. 23. He took out a summons against his neighbour. 24. I woke up in a sweat. 25. We were dripping with sweat. 26. I'm going to make him sweat his guts out. 27. The Bulgarian team made a clean sweep of the awards. 28. He swept the room with a glance. 29. Your son has a sweet tooth. 30. What a sweet little girl! 31. Membership has swollen to 500. 32. Her eyes were swollen with tears. 33. I swim like a brick. 34. The party is in full swing. 35. Exams are in full swing. 36. It's a question of swings and roundabouts. 37. Public opinion swung in his favour. 38. He swung at me but missed. 39. Now he is back at college he must get back into the swing of it. 40. If you want that job, I think I can swing it.
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WORD, SYMPATHY, TABLE, TAIL, TAKE, TALE, TALK, TAP, TARGET, TEAR, TELL, TERM, TEST, THICK

2000 frases bilingues nivel 5

1. Quien a hierro mata a hierro muere. 2. Entraron a sangre y fuego en mi pafs. 3. Le acompano en el sentimiento. 4. Te aseguro que pronto te devolvere la pelota. 5. Esto no tiene ni pies ni cabeza. 6. Pronto pusieron los pies en polvorosa. 7. Nos vienen pisando los talones desde que salimos. 8. El ruido y las voces se fueron apagando. 9. Mi hijo se ha aficionado a la Quimica. 10. Los bandidos se refugiaron en las colinas. 11. Enseguida trabe amistad con el. 12. Me hice cargo del negocio. 13. No te chives. 14. Me temo que esta perdido. 15. No digas tonterfas. 16. Esa mujer habla por los codos. 17. El anciano discutio sus problemas con el asistente social. 18. Ya puedes hablar hasta que se te seque la boca. 19. iAsf se habla! 20. Hablando del rey de Roma por la puerta asoma.

21. Eso es hablar por hablar. 22. Hay que explotar los recursos naturales del pais. 23. Nos han interceptado el telefono. 24. Seguimos el rumbo previsto. 25. Me aburro como una ostra. 26. Se echo a llorar. 27. Se enjugo las lagrimas antes de hablar. 28. Se nota que es inglesa. 29. No se distinguir la mantequilla de la margarina. 30. iA otro perro con ese hueso! iCuentaselo a tu abuela! 31. Se le empieza a notar la edad. 32. iA mf me lo vas a contar! 33. Nunca se sabe con esta gente. 34. Hemos llegado a un acuerdo con ellos. 35. Todo lo ve en funcion del beneficio que pueda producir. 36. Este metodo esta avalado por muchos anos de uso. 37. Esos dos son una y carne. 38. Es fntimo amigo de mi hermano. 39. No untes demasiada mantequilla. 40. Le llovfan los golpes por todos los sitios.
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WORD, SYMPATHY, TABLE, TAIL, TAKE, TALE, TALK, TAP, TARGET, TEAR, TELL, TERM, TEST, THICK

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. He who lives by the sword will die by the sword. 2. They put my country to fire and sword. 3. You have my deepest sympathy. 4. I assure you that I'll soon turn the tables on you. 5. I can't make heads or tails of this. 6. They soon turned tail. 7. They've been on our tail since we left. 8. The noise and the voices were tailing off. 9. My son has taken to chemistry. 10. The bandits took to the hills. 11. I soon took to him. 12. I took over the business. 13. Don't tell tales. 14. I'm afraid his tale is told. 15. Don't talk rubbish. 16. That woman talks ten to the dozen. 17. The old man talked over his problems with the social worker. 18. You can talk till you're blue in the face. 19. Now you are talking! 20. Talk of the devil and he will appear.

21. That is talking for the sake of talking. 22. We have to tap the country's resources. 23. They've tapped our telephone. 24. We are on target. 25. I'm bored to tears. 26. She burst into tears. 27. She wiped away her tears before speaking. 28. You can tell that she is English. 29. I can't tell margarine from butter. 30. Tell me another! Tell that to the marines! 31. His age is beginning to tell. 32. You are telling me! 33. You can never tell with these people. 34. We have come to terms with them. 35. He sees everything in terms of profit. 36. This method has stood the test of time. 37. Those two are as thick as thieves. 38. He is very thick with my brother. 39. Don't spread the butter too thickly. 40. Blows fell thick and fast on him.
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THICK, THIN, THING, THINK, THOUGHT, THROAT, THROUGH, THREW, THRUST, TIDY, TIE, TIGHT

frases bilingues nivel E

2000

1. Seguiremos adelante contra viento y marea. 2. Una casita se levantaba en medio del bosque. 3. Una capa espesa de nieve cubria el suelo. 4. Se oyo una voz en medio de la pelea. 5. Este chico esta en los huesos. 6. La joven se ha esfumado. 7. Tiene los labios muy finos. 8. La niebla se esta disipando. 9. Mi hermano ha perdido mucho pelo. 10. iPobrecito! 11. Este vestido es el ultimo grito. 12. Haz las maletas y largate. 13. Lo primero que hay que hacer es secarlo bien. 14. iVaya! <LQue diablos estas haciendo aqui? 15. iYa me lo imaginaba! 16. Tenemos que pensarlo bien. 17. Estaba pensando en otra cosa. 18. Pensandolo bien, creo que ire. 19. Diles que pensamos en ellos. 20. Solo el pensarlo me da escalofrfos.

21. Se esta cavando su propia tumba. 22. Me duele la garganta. 23. No pude pronunciar una palabra. 24. Se aclaro la voz. 25. Cada vez que oigo esa cancion se me hace un nudo en la garganta. 26. He terminado con ella para siempre. 27. Termino con usted enseguida. 28. La pobre mujer tuvo un ataque de nervios. 29. Tienes que tirar la basura. 30. Le clavo un punal en el corazon. 31. Se lo metio en el bolsillo. 32. Saco pecho. 33. Su casa esta limpia y ordenada. 34. Ha ido a ordenar su cuarto. 35. Tenemos vfnculos culturales con muchos pafses. 36. Estaban atados de pies y manos. 37. Empatamos a dos. 38. Llevaba unos tejanos muy ajustados. 39. Estamos en un aprieto. 40. Aprieta bien la tuerca.
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THICK, THIN, THING, THINK, THOUGHT, THROAT, THROUGH, THREW, THRUST, TIDY, TIE, TIGHT

bilingual phrases

2000

level 5

1. We'll go ahead through thick and thin. 2. A little house stood in the thick of the forest. 3. Snow lay thick on the ground. 4. In the thick of the fight there was a voice. 5. This boy is as thin as a rake. 6. The young girl has disappeared into thin air. 7. He has very thin lips. 8. The fog is thinning. 9. My brother's hair has thinned a lot. 10. Poor thing! 11. This dress is the latest thing. 12. Pack your things and go away. 13. The first thing to do is to dry it properly. 14. Well, of all things! What are you doing here? 15. I thought as much! 16. We have to think this out. 17. My thoughts were elsewhere. 18. On second thoughts, I think I'll go. 19. Tell them that our thoughts are with them. 20. The mere thought of it gives me the shivers.
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21. He is cutting his own throat. 22. I have a sore throat. 23. The words stuck in my throat. 24. He cleared his throat. 25. Every time I hear that song I get a lump in my throat. 26. I'm through with her forever. 27. I'll be through with you in a second. 28. The poor woman threw a fit. 29. You have to throw out the rubbish. 30. He thrust a knife into his heart. 31. He thrust it into his pocket. 32. He thrust out his chest. 33. Her house is neat and tidy. 34. He has gone to tidy up his room. 35. We have cultural ties with many countries. 36. They were tied hand and foot. 37. We tied 2-all. 38. She was wearing very tight jeans. 39. We are in a tight spot. 40. Screw the nut on tight.
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TIME, TOE, TONGUE, TOO, TOOTH, TOP, TOSS, TOUCH, TOWN, TRACE, TRACK, TRADE, TREAT

2000 frases bilingues

nivel H

1. Esto es una camera contra el reloj. 2. Son las cuatro, segun el meridiano de Greenwich. 3. El tiempo es oro. 4. Ese hombre ha estado en la cancel. 5. Lo pasamos bomba. 6. Calculo su discurso para que durara 10 minutos. 7. La llegada de la reina estaba prevista para las dos. 8. Tenemos que estar siempre atentos. 9. Me has dado un pisoton. 10. Mantente alerta. 11. die ha comido la lengua el gato? 12. <LPor fin has recobrado el habla? 13. Llego con la lengua fuera. 14. Esta hablando en guasa. 15. iPeor para ti! 16. No parece muy bueno. 17. Lucho a brazo partido. 18. Salieron en plena tormenta. 19. No hace falta que lo digas a voces. 20. Ha llegado a lo mas alto de su profesion.
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21. Ese chico es el primero de la clase. 22. Estas a la cabeza de la lista. 23. Es muy alto, me saca 10 centimetres. 24. Y para colmo/por si fuera poco se murio el gato. 25. Lo echaremos a cara y cruz. 26. El toro cogio al torero. 27. Creo que tiene un poco de gripe. 28. Me mantengo al corriente de los acontecimientos. 29. Cogio una ligera insolacion. 30. Esta noche vamos a irnos de juerga. 31. Es la comidilla del pueblo. 32. Mi arbol genealogico se remonta a la Edad Media. 33. Vamos por buen camino. 34. El tren se descarrilo. 35. He perdido la nocion del tiempo. 36. Tenemos que despistarle. 37. Estoy en el ramo de la alimentacion. 38. Se ha firmado el acuerdo comercial. 39. Me han tratado a cuerpo de rey. 40. Era mi cumpleanos, asi que invite a mi amigo a cenar.
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TIME, TOE, TONGUE, TOO, TOOTH, TOP, TOSS, TOUCH, TOWN, TRACE, TRACK, TRADE, TREAT

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. This is a race against time. 2. It's four o'clock Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). 3. Time is money. 4. That man has done time. 5. We had the time of our life. 6. He timed his speech to 10 minutes. 7. The arrival of the queen was timed for two o'clock. 8. We always have to be on our toes. 9. You stepped on my toes. 10. Keep on your toes. 11. Has the cat got your tongue? 12. At last you've found your tongue? 13. He arrived with his tongue hanging out. 14. He is speaking with his tongue in his cheek.
15. Too bad for you!

21. That boy is top of the class.


22. You are at the top of the list.

23. He is very tall, he tops me by 10 centimetres. 24. And to top it all, the cat died. 25. We'll toss up for it. 26. The bull tossed the bullfighter. 27. I think he has a touch of flu. 28. I keep in touch with events. 29. He got a touch of the sun. 30. Tonight we are going to paint the town red. 31. He is the talk of the town. 32. I can trace my family tree back to the Middle Ages. 33. We are on the right track. 34. The train came off the track. 35. I've lost track of time. 36. We have to throw him off the track. 37. I am in the grocery trade. 38. The trade agreement has been signed. 39. They treated me like a king. 40. It was my birthday so I treated my friend to dinner.
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16. It looks none too good. 17. He fought tooth and nail. 18. They left in the teeth of the storm. 19. You needn't say it at the top of your voice. 20. She has reached the top of her profession.
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RIAL, TRICK, TROUBLE, TURN, UNDER, UP, USE, VALUE, VARIETY, VEIL, VELVET, WALK, WALL, WANDER

frases bilingues

2000

nivel Hi

1. Ese hombre va a sen procesado. 2. Solo lo podemos hacer a ciegas, por un metodo de tanteo. 3. El criminal aprendio los trucos del oficio en la cancel. 4. Fue una mala pasada. 5. La memoria me hizo una faena. 6. Me timo cien libras. 7. Dejo a su novia embarazada. 8. No te tomes la molestia de hacer todo el recorrido. 9. Tu hermana me hizo un favor. 10. Las cosas estan mejorando. 11. Ha pasado ya los cuarenta anos. 12. Al verlo se me revolvio el estomago. 13. Pasemos a otro tema. 14. Resulto ser su hija. 15. Pasamos por delante de sus narices. 16. Lo dijo en voz muy baja. 17. Dadas las circunstancias lo mejor sera irnos. 18. Me temo que estos son los altibajos de la vida. 19. iQue estara tramando ese chico! 20. La empezamos a utilizer hace un afio.
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21. Es inutil que me lo digas. 22. Esa maquina Neva diez anos sin usarse. 23. Este destornillador no sirve. 24. Es inutil que te quejes. 25. <LDe que sirve hacer el bien a los demas? 26. Este coche consume mucha gasolina. 27. Le hemos sacado jugo a nuestro dinero. 28. Le estimo mucho por sus cualidades. 29. En la variedad esta el gusto. 30. Mas vale correr un tupido velo sobre este asunto. 31. Tenfa los ojos velados por las lagrimas. 32. Su piel era suave como la seda. 33. Tiene un puno de hierro con guante de seda. 34. Habfa gente de toda condicion. 35. Te acompano a casa. 36. No habia otro remedio, estaba contra las cuerdas. 37. Nos hemos arruinado. 38. Hablar a tu hermano es como hablar a la pared. 39. No te saigas del tema. 40. Observe la escena con curiosidad.
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RIAL, TRICK, TROUBLE, TURN, UNDER, UP, USE, VALUE, VARIETY, VEIL, VELVET, WALK, WALL, WANDER

2000 bilingual phrases

level 5

1. That man is going to stand trial. 2. We can only do it by trial and error. 3. The criminal learned the tricks of the trade in prison. 4. It was a dirty trick. 5. My memory played a trick on me. 6. He tricked 100 out of me. 7. He got his girlfriend into trouble. 8. Don't take the trouble of coming all the way. 9. Your sister did me a good turn. 10. Things are taking a turn for the better. 11. He has already turned forty. 12. When I saw it, it turned my stomach. 13. Let's turn to another subject. 14. She turned out to be his daughter. 15. We passed right under his nose. 16. He said it under his breath. 17. Under the circumstances we'd better go. 18. I'm afraid these are the ups and downs of life. 19. What can that boy be up to? 20. It was put into use a year ago.
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21. It's no use your telling me. 22. That machine hasn't been in use for ten years. 23. This screwdriver is no use. 24. It's no use your complaining. 25. What's the use of doing good to other people? 26. This car uses a lot of petrol. 27. We got good value for our money. 28. I value him highly for his qualities. 29. Variety is the spice of life. 30. We had better draw a veil over this matter. 31. Her eyes were veiled by tears. 32. Her skin was as smooth as velvet. 33. He has an iron hand in a velvet glove. 34. There were people from all walks of life. 35. I'll walk you home. 36. There was no choice, I had my back to the wall. 37. We've hit the wall. 38. To speak to your brother is like talking to a brick wall. 39. Don't wander off the point. 40. He eyes wandered over the scene with curiosity.
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ANT, WARM, WARNING, WASH, WASTE, WATCH, WATER, WAVE, WAY

2000 frases bilingues

nivel g

1. Se le busca por asesinato. 2. <LQue quiere de mi? 3. Aqui estas de mas. 4. De nifia nunca le falto carino. 5. Deberfas calentarle las orejas a ese nino. 6. Que esto te sirva de leccion/ escarmiento. 7. Ocurrio de repente. 8. No te preocupes, todo se arreglara. 9. Las olas barrieron la cubierta. 10. El mar arrojo las cajas a la playa. 11. Este detergente no es bueno para la lana. 12. Las olas habian erosionado el acantilado. 13. No sabes apreciar lo que valgo. 14. En esta casa no se desperdicia nada. 15. Se estaba consumiendo con la fiebre. 16. Estate ojo avizor, por si acaso. 17. Nos estan mirando. 18. Ten cuidado con los carteristas/rateros. 19. Les lloraban los ojos a causa del gas. 20. Ha llovido mucho desde entonces.
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21. Llegaremos allf pase lo que pase/contra viento y marea. 22. Esta no es agua potable. 23. El barco tiene siete pies de calado. 24. Del agua mansa me libre Dios. 25. Se le hacfa la boca agua al ver el pastel. 26. Esa teorfa no tiene fundamento. 27. No te metas en Ifos. 28. Se me hace la boca agua. 29. Si no llueve, tendremos que regar el jardfn. 30. Hemos tenido una racha de mala suerte. 31. Saludo a un amigo con la mano. 32. Rechazo la ayuda de sus padres. 33. Hicimos senas a un automovilista para que se parara. 34. Me gusta este estilo de vida. 35. A proposito, ivenis a comer? 36. Pusieron a los ninos a salvo. 37. Aprendio a las malas. 38. Siempre te sales con la tuya. 39. Pronto nos pondremos en camino. 40. Yo no me tomarfa la molestia de ir a escucharle.
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WARM, WARNING,

WASH,

bilingual phrases

2000

WASTE, WATCH, WATER, WAVE, WAY

level i

1. He is wanted for murder. 2. What does he want with me? 3. You are not wanted here. 4. She never wanted for affection as a child. 5. You should warm that child's ears. 6. Let this be a warning to you. 7. It happened without warning. 8. Don't worry, it will all come out in the wash. 9. The waves washed the deck. 10. The boxes were washed ashore by the waves. 11. This detegent will not wash woollens. 12. The waves had washed away the cliff. 13. I'm wasted on you. 14. Nothing is wasted in this house. 15. He was wasting away with fever. 16. Be on the watch, just in case. 17. We are being watched. 18. Watch out for pickpockets. 19. The gas made their eyes water. 20. Much water has flowed under the bridge since then.
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21. We'll get there come hell or high water. 22. This is not drinking water. 23. The boat draws seven feet of water. 24. Still waters run deep. 25. The sight of the cake made her mouth water. 26. That theory does not hold water. 27. Don't get into hot water. 28. My mouth is watering. 29. If it doesn't rain, we'll have to water the garden. 30. We've had a wave of bad luck. 31. He waved a greeting to a friend. 32. He waved his parents' help aside. 33. We waved down a motorist. 34. I like this way of life.
35. By the way, are you coming for lunch?

36. They put the children out of harm's way. 37. He learnt the hard way. 38. You always get your own way. 39. We'll soon get under way. 40. I wouldn't go out of my way to hear him.
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WAY, WEAR, WEATHER, WEIGH, WEIGHT, WELL, WHEEL, WHIRL, WHOLE, WIDE, WILD, WILL, WIN, WIND, WIRE, WISH, WIT

frases bilingues nivel EJ

2000

1. Juan prepare el terreno para Jesus. 2. Mi hijo trabaja para costearse los estudios. 3. No se puede estar en misa y repicando. 4. Esta tela dura mucho. 5. La pata de la mesa esta haciendo un agujero en la alfombra. 6. Esta pintura ha resistido bien. 7. Hay que pesar los pros y los contras. 8. Acabas de quitarme un peso de encima. 9. Esa mujer vale su peso en oro. 10. Estas engordando. 11. No tiene muy buena salud. 12. Te deseo todo lo mejor. 13. Las gaviotas estaban revoloteando a nuestro alrededor. 14. Este es un asunto complicadisimo. 15. iQue vueltas da la vida! 16. Tu tambien tendras que arrimar el hombro. 17. Las hojas se arremolinaban por el jardm. 18. Me daba vueltas la cabeza. 19. En general estoy de acuerdo contigo. 20. En vacaciones llovio toda la semana.

21. Ten los ojos muy abiertos. 22. Abrio la puerta de par en par. 23. Estaba hecho una furia. 24. Es la llamada de la naturaleza. 25. Lo hizo por su propia voluntad. 26. Dicen que querer es poder. 27. Con paciencia se gana el cielo. 28. Conseguf que se interesara por nuestra causa. 29. El arroyo serpenteaba por el campo. 30. El camino rodea el lago. 31. Quien siembra vientos recoge tempestades. 32. Se nota algo en el aire./ Algo se esta tramando. 33. Iba como un rayo hacia la meta. 34. Los alemanes se olieron el proyecto de fuga. 35. Paro para recobrar el aliento. 36. Voy a mandar un telegrama. 37. Dale muchos recuerdos. 38. Deseame suerte. 39. No se lo que hacer. 40. El chico estaba muerto de miedo.
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WAY, WEAR, WEATHER, WEIGH, WEIGHT, WELL, WHEEL, WHIRL, WHOLE, WIDE, WILD, WILL, WIN, WIND, WIRE, WISH, WIT

2000 bilingual phrases level 5

1. John paved the way for Jesus. 2. My son is working his way through college. 3. You can't have it both ways. 4. This cloth wears well. 5. The leg of the table is wearing a hole in the carpet. 6. This paint has weathered well. 7. You have to weigh up the pros and the cons. 8. You've just lifted a weight off my mind. 9. That woman is worth her weight in gold. 10. You are putting on weight. 11. He's not a well man. 12. I wish you well. 13. The sea gulls were wheeling round us. 14. There are wheels within wheels in this affair. 15. The wheel has come full circle. 16. You will have to put your shoulder to the wheel, too. 17. The leaves whirled round the garden. 18. My head was whirling. 19. On the whole, I agree with you. 20. On holiday it rained the whole week.
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21. Keep your eyes wide open. 22. He flung the door open wide. 23. He was wild with anger. 24. It's the call of the wild. 25. He did it of his own free will. 26. They say that where there is a will there is a way. 27. Slow and steady wins the race. 28. I won him over to our cause. 29. The stream wound its way through the country. 30. The path winds round the lake. 31. He who sows the wind shall reap the whirlwind. 32. There's something in the wind. 33. He went like the wind towards the winning post. 34. The Germans got wind of the escape plan. 35. He stopped to get his wind back. 36. I am going to send off a wire. 37. Give him my best wishes. 38. Wish me luck. 39. I am at my wit's end. 40. That boy was scared out of his wits.
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IT, WOOD, WOOL, WORD, WORK, WORLD, WORSE, WORST, WORTH, WRAP, WRECK, WRITE, WRONG, YEAR

frases bilingues

2000

nivel EJ

1. Uno tiene que aguzar el ingenio. 2. Ya hemos salido del apuro. 3. Los arboles impiden ver el bosque. 4. Ten cuidado de que no se te enrede la lana. 5. Intento enganarle. 6. Antes de entrar tienes que dar el santo y sena. 7. Obras son amores, que no buenas razones. 8. A buen entendedor pocas palabras bastan. 9. No puedo meter baza. 10. Cumplio con su palabra. 11. Han tergiversado mis palabras. 12. El trabajar sin descanso agota a cualquiera. 13. Sacate tu las castanas del fuego. 14. Mi marido esta sin trabajo desde junio. 15. Este remedio hace milagros. 16. Estamos trabajando como unos mulos. 17. Eso es un arma de doble filo. 18. Esta durmiendo como un leno. 19. Cuando estoy contigo estoy en la gloria. 20. No se puede nadar y guardar la ropa.

21. No por eso estaba peor. 22. Este chico va de mal en peor. 23. Lo peor aun estaba por llegar. 24. No ha variado mi opinion sobre el. 25. El tiempo esta empeorando. 26. En el peor de los casos. 27. Te puedo dar su descripcion por si puede servirte. 28. Ese hombre es multimillonario. 29. Es un sitio caro, pero vale lo que cuesta. 30. Esta demasiado absorto en el trabajo para darse cuenta. 31. Tengo los nervios destrozados. 32. Naufragaron en una isla desierta. 33. Esa chica no es nada del otro mundo. 34. La desesperacion se reflejaba en todos los rostros. 35. Hoy me he levantado con el pie izquierdo. 36. <LQue tiene de malo el beber? 37. Tendras que enderezar el entuerto. 38. Eso ocurrio en los tiempos de Maricastana. 39. Hace siglos que no los veo. 40. Las acciones produjeron un beneficio del 10% en un ano.
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WIT,

WOOD, WOOL, WORD, WORK, WORLD, WORSE,

bilingual phrases

2000

WORST, WORTH, WRAP, WRECK, WRITE, WRONG, YEAR

level 5

1. One has to sharpen one's wits. 2. We are already out of the wood. 3. I can't see the wood for the trees. 4. Be careful the wool doesn't tangle. 5. She tried to pull the wool over his eyes. 6. Before you come in, you have to give the password. 7. Actions speak louder than words. 8. A word to the wise is enough. 9. I can't get a word in edgeways. 10. He was as good as his word. 11. They have twisted my words. 12. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. 13. You do your own dirty work. 14. My husband has been out of work since June. 15. This remedy works miracles. 16. We are working our fingers to the bone. 17. That works both ways. 18. He is dead to the world. 19. When I am with you, I feel on top of the world. 20. You can't have the best of both worlds.
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21. I was none the worse for it. 22. This boy goes from bad to worse. 23. Worse was still to come. 24. I think none the worse of him. 25. The weather is changing for the worse. 26. If the worst comes to the worst. 27. I'll give you his description, for what it's worth. 28. That man is worth millions. 29. It's an expensive place, but you get your money's worth. 30. He's too wrapped up in his work to notice. 31. I am a nervous wreck. 32. They were wrecked on a desert island. 33. That girl is nothing to write home about. 34. Despair was written on all their faces. 35. I got out of bed on the wrong side. 36. What is wrong with drinking? 37. You'll have to right the wrong. 38. That happened in the year dot. 39. It's years since I saw them. 40. The shares yielded ten per cent in a year.
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