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You're brother's really sexy. He - ? - fill up egged him on slipped out looks like (parecerse a) Tom Cruise. You'd better stop at the next petrol station and - ? - fill up egged him on slipped out looks like (llenar, llenarse) with petrol. I don't know know where Pepito is. I think he must have - ? - fill up egged him on slipped out looks like (escaparse) the back door when no one was looking. Pepito didn't want to steal her purse, but his friends - ? - fill up egged him on slipped out looks like (animar, incitar)
If you don't go away and stop annoying me this is going to - ? - fill in for end in got away with fell about (acabar en, terminar con) tears. When the waitress dropped the drinks on the floor for the second time, everyone - ? - fill in for end in got away with fell about (troncharse, partirse de risa) laughing. We can go on holiday next month if I can find someone to - ? - fill in for end in got away with fell about (sustituir a) me at work. The police stopped me on the motorway for speeding, but I - ? - fill in for end in got away with fell about (salir impune de) a warning.
Have you heard about Amparo who lives next door? She left her husband and children and - ? - get around fell over give in to went off with (escaparse con) her Pilates instructor to live in Milan! I was walking along drunk last night and I - ? - get around fell over give in to went off with (tropezar con/caerse) a rubbish bin and cut my leg. There's quite a big distance between shops, houses and businesses in many American cities. It's very difficult to - ? - get around fell over give in to went off with (moverse, desplazarse) without a car. Why should you work extra hours and not get paid for them? Don't - ? - get around fell over give in to went off with (ceder ante) your boss. Tell him you want more money.
I have to take Juan to school. Could you - ? - got around to lay off hang out knock together (tender) the washing before you go out darling? There's a meeting on Friday about the new advertising promotion. Can you - ? - got around to lay off hang out knock together (hacer deprisa, hacer rápidamente) a presentation to explain the campaign? Yes I know the light bulb needs to be changed, and the shelves have to be put up darling, but I haven't - ? - got around to lay off hang out knock together (encontrar tiempo) doing them yet. The unemployment situation is getting worse in Spain. Ford are going to - ? - got around to lay off hang out knock together (despedir) 4,000 more workers next month.

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