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Cello Phane Spanish 93 cards

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  1. 1AcknowledgeING
    You ACKNOWLEDGE being aware and having accepted the General Sales Conditions before making your order. (RECONOCE ser consciente y haber aceptado las Condiciones Generales de Ventas antes de hacer el pédido)
  2. 2AdmitING
    It takes a lot of courage to ADMIT being abused; let your friend know that you're offering your full support. (Se necesita mucho coraje para ADMITIR (el hecho de) ser abusado; hazle saber a tu amigo que le estás ofreciendo todo tu apoyo)
  3. 3AdviseTO
    I ADVISE you to take the medicine
  4. 4AnticipateING
    What is the largest size print you ANTICIPATE making? (¿Cuál es la copia de mayor tamaño que PREVÉS hacer?)
  5. 5AppreciateING
    I really APPRECIATE having the opportunity to work together with you all. (De verdad AGRADEZCO tener la oportunidad de trabajar con todos ustedes)
  6. 6AvoidING
    You must AVOID touching the hot surfaces, marked with warning plates. (EVITA tocar las superficies calientes, señaladas con placas de advertencia)
  7. 7ConsiderING
    A third of consumers would CONSIDER buying online from another country because it is cheaper. (Una tercera parte de los consumidores CONSIDERARÍAN comprar en línea de otros países si es más barato)
  8. 8DefendING
    How to DEFEND being a vegan? (¿Cómo DEFENDER ser vegano?)
  9. 9DeferING
    There was no reason to DEFER taking a decision on the matter. (No había razón para APLAZAR (el hecho de) tomar una decisión sobre el asunto)
  10. 10DelayING
    Women often DELAY having children because of the demands of work and study. (Las mujeres a menudo RETRASAN (el hecho de) tener hijos debido a las exigencias del trabajo o el estudio)
  11. 11DenyING
    To simply DENY having weaknesses or to say something that really isn't a weakness, such as being "too much of a perfectionist," will make you look dishonest. (Simplemente NEGAR tener debilidades o decir algo que realmente no es una debilidad, como ser "demasiado perfeccionista", te hará parecer deshonesto)
  12. 12DetestING
    I DETEST having to take medicine when I get sick. (DETESTO tener que tomar medicamentos cuando me pongo enfermo)
  13. 13DiscussING
    When we DISCUSS increasing food prices, we can see the importance of opening up the markets. (Cuando DISCUTIMOS (si) incrementar los precios de la comida, podemos ver la importancia de liberalizar los mercados)
  14. 14DislikeING
    Our study found that men and women who drank the most had less collaborative relationships with their doctors and were more likely to DISLIKE going to the doctor. (Nuestro estudio encontró que los hombres y las mujeres que bebían más colaboraban menos con sus doctores y eran más propensos a NO GUSTARLES visitar al doctor)
  15. 15EndureING
    A child in domestic service may be denied some rights and may have to endure watching the children of the employer’s family enjoying these rights. (Un niño del servicio doméstico puede verse negado de algunos derechos y tener que SOPORTAR ver a los niños del empleador disfrutar de esos derechos)
  16. 16EnjoyING
    Do you ENJOY living here? (¿DISFRUTAS (de) vivir aquí?)
  17. 17EscapeING
    Meanwhile, criminals and terrorists are taking advantage of Europe's weakness in order to ESCAPE being brought to justice. (Mientras tanto, criminales y terroristas se están aprovechando de la debilidad de Europa para ESCAPAR de ser llevados a la justicia)
  18. 18Feel likeING
    Your child may be irritable or listless, have trouble hearing, or not FEEL LIKE eating or sleeping. (Tu hijo puede estar irritable o apático, tener dificultad para oír o no TENER GANAS (de) comer o dormir)
  19. 19FinishING
    Can I just FINISH downloading and disconnect? (¿Puedo TERMINAR (de) descargar y desconectar?)
  20. 20GoING
    It's hard not to go out and spend it right away- I want to just GO shopping! (Es difícil no salir y gastárselo todo de enseguida. ¡Quiero IR de compras!)
  21. 21ImagineING
    I cannot IMAGINE getting such results without having studied. (No puedo IMAGINARME conseguir esos resultados sin haber studiado)
  22. 22InvolveING
    We must avoid compromises that INVOLVE doing the things we aim to stamp out. (Debemos evitar compromisos que IMPLIQUEN hacer las cosas que aspiramos a erradicar)
  23. 23KeepING
  24. 24MindING
    People always talk about the "arrogance" of the French, but I wouldn't mind having a bit of their arrogance!
    (La gente siempre habla sobre la "arrogancia" de los franceses, pero no me IMPORTARÍA tener un poco de su arrogancia!)
  25. 25MissING
    I MISS being a kid, going to school with my Walkman and borrowing my dad's cassette tapes. (EXTRAÑO ser un niño, ir a la escuela con mis Walkman y pedir prestado a mi papá los cassettes)
  26. 26OmitTO
    I cannot OMIT to mention that the Slovak state was headed by a Catholic priest. (No puedo DEJAR DE (pasar por alto) mencionar que el estado eslovaco estaba encabezado por un sacerdote católico)
  27. 27PostponeING
    If firms can't get loans they POSTPONE hiring. (Si las empresas no pueden obtener préstamos, POSPONEN contratar)
  28. 28PracticeING
    PRACTICE speaking at a more comfortable level. (PRACTIQUE hablar en un nivel más confortable)
  29. 29PreventFROM +ING
    It's stupid to criticise them for not doing what we PREVENT them from doing. (Es estúpido criticarlos por no hacer lo que les IMPEDIMOS hacer)
  30. 30QuitING
    If you decide you want to drink less or QUIT drinking, that's an important first step. (Si decide que quiere beber menos o DEJAR (de) beber, está dando un importante primer paso)
  31. 31RecallING
    I don't ever RECALL being treated so well on an inspection trip. (No RECUERDO ser tratado tan bien en una visita de inspección)
  32. 32RecommendING
    I would strongly RECOMMEND stopping using cell phones and video recorders. (Fuertemente RECOMENDARÍA dejar (parar) usar móviles y grabadoras)
  33. 33RegretING
    What happens if I regret having contracted a service? (¿Qué pasa si me ARREPIENTO (de) haber contratado el servicio?)
  34. 34ResentING
    They RESENT being tricked. (Se SIENTEN OFENDIDOS (por) ser engañados)
  35. 35ResistING
    Foreign Minister Ricardo Patiño could not RESIST saying "I told you so". (El ministro de exteriores Ricardo Patiño no pudo AGUANTAR decir "se lo dije")
  36. 36ResumeING
    Your doctor will suggest when you can RESUME having sex. (Su doctor le sugerirá cuando puede VOLVER A (retomar) mantener relaciones sexuales)
  37. 37RiskING
    In Sierra Leone, one in eight women risk dying during pregnancy or childbirth. (En Sierra Leona, una de cada ocho mujeres se ARRIESGAN (a) morir durante el embarazo o el parto)
  38. 38SuggestING
    Your doctor may SUGGEST taking a calcium supplement. (Tu doctor puede SUGERIRTE tomar un suplemento de calcio)
  39. 39TolerateING
    Others may TOLERATE not having a destination, but you should not. (Otros pueden ACEPTAR (tolerar) no tener destino, pero tú no deberías)
  40. 40AgreeTO
    You AGREE TO abide by such additional restrictions. (ACEPTAS cumplir con dichas restricciones adicionales)
  41. 41AimTO
    They AIM TO achieve the removal of barriers for technology development. (ASPIRAN (a) lograr la eliminación de las barreras al desarrollo tecnológico)
  42. 42AffordTO
    Most citizens cannot AFFORD TO pay high court costs and legal fees. (La mayoría de ciudadanos no pueden PERMITIRSE pagar los elevados costos de los tribunales y los honorarios legales)
  43. 43AppearTO
    If there are some cases which APPEAR TO show the opposite, we must act accordingly. (Si hay algunos casos que PARECEN demostrar lo contrario, debemos actuar en consecuencia)
  44. 44ArrangeTO
    If a problem comes up, ARRANGE TO meet with the teacher and work out a plan to solve it. (Si se presenta un problema, ACUERDE [fijar cita para] quedar con el profesor y elaboren un plan para solucionarlo)
  45. 45AskTO
    When making an appointment, you should always ASK TO see your regular provider. (Al concertar una cita, deberías PEDIR ver a su proveedor habitual)
  46. 46AttemptTO
  47. 47CareTO
    Would you CARE TO read the Beaune declaration presented by the winegrowers of the Burgundy region? (¿Te IMPORTARÍA leer la declaración de Beaune de los viticultores de Begoña?)
  48. 48ChooseTO
    CHOOSE TO be happy! (¡Elija ser feliz!)
  49. 49ClaimTO
    No one can CLAIM TO know for certain how a law could be applied. (Nadie puede AFIRMAR saber con certeza cómo se va a aplicar una norma)
  50. 50ConsentTO
    I agree to the terms, conditions and CONSENT TO participate in this study. (Acepto los términos, las condiciones y DOY MI CONSENTIMIENTO (a) participar en este estudio)
  51. 51Dare(/) or TO
    Do we DARE take off our masks? (¿Nos ATREVEMOS a quitarnos las máscaras?)
  52. 52DecideTO
    If the motor industry wants to DECIDE TO move its operations to low-wage countries, a less strict rule will not prevent it. (Si la industria del motor DECIDE mover sus operaciones a países con salarios bajos, una normativa menos estricta no lo prevendrá)
  53. 53DeclineTO
    You will have the choice to answer or DECLINE TO answer any of the optional information requests. (Tendrás la elección de responder o DECLINAR responder a cualquiera de las solicitudes de información opcional)
  54. 54DemandTO
    She DEMANDED TO see the hotelmanager to make a complaint. (EXIGIÓ ver al director del hotel para presentar una queja)
  55. 55DeserveTO
    He has been working well for this application and we DESERVE TO win. (Se lo bien que se ha trabajado para esta candidatura y se que nos MERECEMOS ganar. )
  56. 56ExpectTO
    That is I would say in general terms the profile of what we want to do and what we EXPECT TO do. (Esto es, diría yo, en términos generales el perfil de lo que queremos hacer y lo que ESPERAMOS hacer)
  57. 57FailTO
    How can we FAIL TO think of the families who long for the joy of a child and do not see their hope fulfilled? (¿Cómo podemos DEJAR DE pensar en las que añoran la alegría de los niños y no ven esa esperanza cumplida?)
  58. 58GuaranteeTO
    Don't fall for offers that GUARANTEE TO get you credit! (No caiga en ofertas que GARANTIZAN conseguirle crédito! )
  59. 59HappenTO
    Did you HAPPEN TO see my keys? (Idiomatic: ¿Has visto por casualidad mis llaves?)
  60. 60HopeTO
    We hope to see you soon! (¡ESPERAMOS verte pronto!)
  61. 61IntendTO
    I INTEND TO be independently blue (TENGO INTENCIÓN de ser independientemente meláncolico)
  62. 62KnowTO
    These requirements are based on techniques that are KNOWN TO be successful over the long term. (Estos requerimientos se basan en técnicas que se SABE que tienen éxito a largo plazo)
  63. 63LearnTO
    Europe must LEARN TO speak with one voice and to take united action. (Europa tiene que APRENDER a hablar con una sola voz y tomar acciones conjuntas)
  64. 64ManageTO
    Maybe one day we will MANAGE TO get every child in the country behind a school desk. (Quizá algún día LOGRAREMOS tener a todos los niños del país detrás de un pupitre)
  65. 65MeanTO
    I didn't MEAN TO hurt you. I'm sorry that I made you cry. I'm just a jealous guy.
    (No PRETENDÍA herirte. Siento haberte hecho llorar. Soy un tipo celoso)
  66. 66NeedTO
    Perhaps we NEED TO talk to them again about this. (Quizás NECESITEMOS hablar con ellos de nuevo acerca de esto)
  67. 67OfferTO
    I OFFERED TO work on Saturday, but my offer was rejected!
    (Me OFRECÍ (para) trabajar el sábado, pero mi oferta fue rechazada)
  68. 68PlanTO
    I'm PLANNING TO go to Paris. (Estoy PLANEANDO viajar a Paris)
  69. 69PledgeTO
    To protect your privacy, we PLEDGE TO keep the personal information secret. (Para proteger tu privacidad, nos COMPROMETEMOS a mantener la información personal en secreto)
  70. 70PrepareTO
    Hello, my name is Iñigo Montoya. You killed my father. PREPARE TO die. (Hola, mi nombra es Íñigo Montoya. Mataste a mi padre, PREPÁRATE para morir)
  71. 71PretendTO
    We do not PRETEND TO know everything about everything. (No PRETENDEMOS saberlo todo sobre todo)
  72. 72PromiseTO
    We PROMISE TO send you a response in one business day. (PROMETEMOS enviarte una respuesta en un día laborable)
  73. 73RefuseTO
    Is he going to dismiss them and REFUSE TO accept their advice any more? (¿Va a destituirlos y NEGARSE a aceptar su consejo?)
  74. 74ResolveTO
    We RESOLVE TO act together stronger than ever to address terrorism in all its forms and manifestations. (RESOLVEMOS actuar de consuno con mayor firmeza que nunca para hacer frente al terrorismo en todas sus formas y manifestaciones.)
  75. 75SeemTO
    Consumers SEEM TO be neither generally cynical nor naively trusting. (Los consumidores no PARECEN ser ni generalmente escépticos ni ingenuamente confiados)
  76. 76ThreatenTO
    Finland, Italy, France, and Hungary, alike the United Kingdom, THREATEN TO leave the European Union.
    (Finlandia, Italia, Francia y Hungría, igual que Reino Unido, AMENAZAN (con) abandonar la Unión Europea)
  77. 77TendTO
    We TEND TO think we are the centre of the world and obviously we are not at all. (TENDEMOS a pensar que somos el centro del mundo y obviamente no lo somos)
  78. 78StruggleTO
    Poverty is a world of darkness, where every day is a STRUGGLE TO survive. (La pobreza es un mundo sombrío, donde cada día se LUCHA por sobrevivir)
  79. 79SwearTO
    Do you SWEAR TO tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you God? (¿JURAS decir la verdad, toda la verdad y nada más que la verdad, por la gracia de Dios?)
  80. 80VolunteerTO
    I VOLUNTEER TO fight against poverty. (Me OFREZCO VOLUNTARIO a luchar contra la pobreza)
  81. 81WaitTO
    I'm having a lot of fun with it and can't WAIT TO see what happens next. (Estoy divirtiéndome mucho y no puedo ESPERAR a ver que ocurrirá a continuación)
  82. 82WantTO
    Who WANTS TO live forever? (¿Quién QUIERE vivir para siempre?)
  83. 83WishTO
    I wish to be a child again. (DESEO volver a ser niño)
  84. 84Would likeTO
    I WOULD LIKE to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade. (Me GUSTARÍA estar debajo del mar en un jardín de pulpo en la sombra)
  85. 85Put offING
    Try not to PUT OFF taking care of your children's teeth because dental problems only get bigger and more expensive!
    (Evite POSPONER el cuidado dental de sus niños porque los problemas dentales solamente se empeoran y se hacen más caros)
  86. 86Go onING
    It is high time, because our political project cannot GO ON being so remote from the people.
    (Ya era hora, porque nuestro proyecto político no puede SEGUIR estando tan alejado del pueblo)
  87. 87Give upING
    Are you going to give up smoking?
    (Vas a dejar de fumar?)
  88. 88Have (X) problem(s)ING
    "He had some problems reading without his glasses."
    "Debbie had a problem understanding his accent."
    "Francis had no problem getting from the airport to the hotel."
  89. 89Have a (X) timeING
    "They had a good time snorkeling."
    "She had a hard time explaining the situation."
  90. 90Have difficultyING
    Wanda had difficulty translating the letter by herself.
  91. 91Have funING
    They had fun skiing.
  92. 92Spend one's timeING
    He always spends his time working out at the gym.
  93. 93Waste one's timeING
    She always wastes her time playing video games.

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Fichas en Gerund or Infinitive after verb, creado por Cello Phane en 25/03/2017.
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