| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
to owe | deber |
You owe me ten euros. | Me debes diez euros. |
How much do I owe you? | ¿Cuánto te debo? |
My brother still owes me the money for the trip. | Mi hermano todavía me debe el dinero del viaje. |
to admit, to acknowledge | reconocer |
I admit that I have made a mistake. | Reconozco que me he equivocado. |
My brother never acknowledges his mistakes. | Mi hermano nunca reconoce sus errores. |
In the end, my father admitted that I was right. | Al final, mi padre reconoció que yo tenía razón. |
to kick out, to throw out (of a place) | echar |
My parents kicked me out of home at eighteen. | Mis padres me echaron de casa a los dieciocho años. |
Last night they kicked us out of the bar for shouting. | Anoche nos echaron del bar por gritar. |
Throw the dog out of the kitchen! | ¡Echa al perro de la cocina! |
to pull | tirar |
Don't pull your sister's hair! | ¡No le tires del pelo a tu hermana! |
Pull the door, don't push it. | Tira de la puerta, no la empujes. |
to remind | recordar |
Remind me to call Grandma. | Recuérdame que llame a la abuela. |
I'm reminding you that you owe me money. | Te recuerdo que me debes dinero. |
Your brother reminds me of your father. | Tu hermano me recuerda a tu padre. |
to expect (think it will happen) | esperar |
I didn't expect this from you. | No esperaba esto de ti. |
My parents expect a lot of me. | Mis padres esperan mucho de mí. |
What did you expect? He's your brother. | ¿Qué esperabas? Es tu hermano. |
patient (willing to wait) | paciente |
My mother is very patient with us. | Mi madre es muy paciente con nosotros. |
Be patient with your little brother. | Sé paciente con tu hermano pequeño. |
Grandparents tend to be more patient than parents. | Los abuelos suelen ser más pacientes que los padres. |
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