3. TO CATCH UP
TO BRING UP TO DATE
DO SOMETHING THAT
SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE
EARLIER
TO BRING OR GET UP TO
DATE
PONERSE AL DÍA; PONERSE
AL TANTO; PONERSE AL
CORRIENTE
Example:
CALL ME, WE NEED TO
CATCH UP!
4. TO FIND OUT
TO DISCOVER; TO
LEARN AVERIGUAR;
ENTERRARSE;
DESCUBRIR
DID YOU FIND OUT
WHAT HAPPENED TO
SAM?
5. TO GROW UP
TO MATURE, TO
BECOME AN ADULT
CRECER; HACERSE
MAYOR; CRIARSE
MICHAEL GREW UP IN
SPAIN, BUT NOW HE
LIVES IN COLOMBIA.
6. TO HURRY UP
TO RUSH
DARSE PRISA;
APURARSE
CORRER
HURRY UP OR WE
WILL BE LATE.
7. TO LOOK AFTER
TO TAKE CARE OF
TO CARE FOR; TO ATTEND
CUIDAR DE/A; VIGILAR A;
OCUPARSE DE
MY PARENTS ARE LOOKING
AFTER THE CHILDREN WHILE
WE GO TO DINNER.
8. TO LOOK FORWARD TO
TO WAIT FOR OR ANTICIPATE
SOMETHING PLEASANT
TENER GANAS DE
ANSIAR, ANHELAR
WE ARE REALLY LOOKING
FORWARD TO YOUR VISIT!
9. TO PUT UP
TO MOUNT; TO HANG; TO
RAISE; TO PLACE
LEVANTAR; SUBIR; COLGAR;
PONER, COLOCAR, MONTAR.
THE KIDS WANT TO PUT UP A
TENT IN THE BACKYARD THIS
SUMMER.
10. TO SIGN IN
TO LOG IN
TO OPEN AND START A
COMPUTER PROGRAM; TO
REGISTER
INICIAR UNA SESIÓN;
REGISTRARSE
WHEN YOU SIGN IN YOU
MUST GIVE YOUR
PASSWORD.
11. TO SWITCH OFF
TO SHUT OFF; TO TURN OFF
TO DISCONNECT OR
TERMINATE POWER TO
APAGAR; DESCONECTAR.
PLEASE SWITCH OFF THE
LIGHTS WHEN YOU LEAVE.
12. TO COME BACK
TO RETURN
REGRESAR; VOLVER
TO COME BACK
WE ARE COMING
BACK FROM
VACATION NEXT
WEEK.
