The document provides examples for different meanings of Spanish verbs related to mechanical failure, checking in, cleaning, collapsing, bumping into or declining, going on vacation, mending or overcoming situations, staying or waiting, taking care of others, and combining or connecting things. For each verb, it gives a short English example to illustrate its usage in context.

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2. When something
mechanical is not working.
Example:
Yesterday, I was
driving my car until
it broke down.

3. When somebody report and
sign in in a hotel or an airport.
Example:
I made my
check at the
hotel

4. When somebody order and
clean a place.
Example:
Gabriela, clean
up your
bedroom!

5. When something collapse or
break down.
Example:
My vase fall
apart because
my son was
playing with a
ball

6. When somebody bump
into or decline.
Example:
I fall down in
a hole.

7. When somebody go on
vacation.
Example:
I get away with
my family to
hawai.

8. When somebody mend or
overcome a bad situation
Example:
Juanita
get over the
cancer.

9. When somebody stay or
wait.
Example:
Can you please
hold on, I am
speaking to my
husband.

10. When somebody take
care of other person.
Example:
My babysitter
look after my
children

11. When somebody combine
and connect something.
Example:
Put the
puzzle
together.