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to fleece English To get a lot of money from someone by tricking them.
to fleece someone of something English To get a lot of money from someone by tricking them.
to flog a dead horse
Nu 		Perder tiempo con algo en vano
to flog a dead horse
F Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to flub English To fail or make a mistake, especially when performing
to fluff English To make a mistake in doing something
to fly off the handle English To lose one's temper.
to fob off something on someone English To trick or persuade someone to take something
to fob something off on someone English To trick or persuade someone to take something.
to fool someone into something English To deceive someone or oneself into doing something
to foot the bill English to pay for something
to foot the bill English Se utiliza cuando la gente tiene mucho dinero como gastarlo en su beneficio
to forfeit
F Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to foul up English To make a lot of mistakes
to four-flush English 1. To bluff in poker with a four flush. 2. To make empty claims. To bluff.
to frighten (someone or an animal) to death
Fr 		English 1. Lit. to frighten a living creature badly enough to cause death. 2. Fig. to frighten someone severelly
to frighten one out of one's mind
Fr 		English To frighten one very badly
to frighten one out of one's wits
Fr 		English To frighten one very badly
to frighten someone out of a year's growth English To frighten one very badly
to frighten the daylights out of someone
F Ct 		English To frighten someone very much. To terrify someone.
to frighten the hell out of someone English To make someone feel very frightened
to frighten the life out of someone English To make someone feel very frightened
to frighten the living daylights out of someone
Ct 		English To frighten someone very much. To terrify someone.
to frighten the pants off someone English To scare someone badly, suddenly or both
to fuck up English To do something badly or make a bad mistake
to fumble English To make a mistake
to gain one’s bread English Trabajar para vivir, ganarse la vida
to gauge the reactions
Nu MD Fr 		English To use a fact or event for judging someone or something
to get /come straight to the point English To face a situation in a direct and open way
to get a fright English To be suddenly frghtened by something that happens
to get all high and mighty
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to get an eyeful
Nu MD Fr 		English Echar un vistazo
to get bent out of shape
F 		English To growl, to protest in anger.
to get buzzed English Estar drogado, estar bajo los efectos de la droga
to get couchlocked
F 		English Estar drogado, bajo los efectos de la droga
to get down on one's knees
Ct Nu MD Fr 		English
to get down to some serious drinking English (slang)
To start drinking alcohol, particularly in large quantities.
To settle down to a long session of drinking.
to get even with sb English To do something ​equally ​bad to someone who has done something ​bad to you
to get his gate pass English to get released from imprisonment
to get into an argument English Get involved in a disagreement, or in the process of disagreeing.
to get into one’s glad rags English to wear one's best clothes
to get jacked up English Estar drogado, bajo los efectos de la droga
to get nowhere English No hacer ningún progreso, no conseguir nada
to get nowhere fast English To completely fail to achieve something
to get on (poss) case English to express disapproval of someone
to get one's own back English To be ready to give a firm answer
to get one's teeth into
F Ct Nu MD Fr 		English Emprender con interés, comenzar una cosa que implica dificultad
to get one's wires crossed English To be mistaken about what someone else means or thinks
to get one’s (own) way
MD 		English to get or do what one wants to get or do despite the desires, plans, etc., of other people
to get out of bed on the wrong side
F 		English To growl, to protest in anger.

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