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to be a pack of lies English To be a lot of lies
to be a show-off
Ct Nu MD Fr
English Enorgullecerse, envanecerse, ensoberbecerse
to be a sting English engañar, burlar, estafar a alguien
to be a swindler English To be someone who regularly cheats people or organizations to get money.
to be a turncoat English To be voluble, to change one's judgement or mind easyly or for minor reasons
to be about to say
Nu MD Fr
English The chance to express something
to be absent-minded
Nu MD Fr
English Being so lost in thought that you are forgetful or preoccupied
to be all ears
Ct MD
English Not only were her ears open but her eyes held at attention, “Ok, I am all ears. And by the way, thank you for catching me over there, I am still growing into my sea legs.”
to be aloof from the world
Nu MD Fr
English Lacking interest in one´s surroundings or worldly affairs
to be as bright as a button English ser muy listo, astuto, sagaz.
to be as clever as a cartload of monkeys English ser muy listo, astuto, sagaz.
to be as rough as a cob
Ct Nu MD Fr
English Bruto
to be as stubborn as a mule
Ct Nu MD Fr
English
to be attentive
MD
English Estar con la caña preparada
to be away with the fairies
Ct
English «out of touch with reality»
to be bursting with pride
Ct Nu MD Fr
English
to be caught in a snare
MD
English Caer en el señuelo
to be caught in the trap
MD
English Caer en el garlito; caer en el lazo
to be caught off guard
Nu MD Fr
English To catch a person at a time of carelessness
to be cheesed off
F MD
English To be angry or frustrated.
to be clever as a fox English ser muy listo, astuto, sagaz.
to be completely absent
Nu MD Fr
English Inattentive
to be crooked English Someone involved in illegal or dishonest business activities.
to be deceived
Nu MD Fr
English
to be deep in thought
Nu MD Fr
English Lost in thought, deeply.
to be deluded
Nu MD Fr
English
to be distant
Nu MD Fr
English Aloof, reserved
to be distracted
Nu MD Fr
English Being so lost in thought that you are forgetful or preoccupied.
to be economical with the truth English To only tell someone part of the truth, often used when saying indirectly that someone is lying.
to be emotionally withdrawn
Nu MD Fr
English Emotionally unresponsive and detached
to be ensared
MD
English Caer en las redes
to be evasive
Nu MD Fr
English
to be fightened to death English To be very scared or frightened.
to be fooled
MD
English Caer como un chorlito
to be fooled
Nu MD Fr
English
to be free with someone’s money
F
English
to be frighten (someone or an animal) to death
F
English 1. Lit. to frighten a living creature badly enough to cause death 2. Fig. to frighten someone severely
to be frightened to death
F
English To be very scared or frightened
to be from the shallow end of the gene pool English To be stupid, to have little intelligence.
to be frozen with fear English To be so afraid, shocked, etc. that you cannot move
to be frozen with fright English to be so afraid, shocked, etc. that you cannot move
to be frozen with terror English To be so afraid, shocked, etc. That you cannot move
to be full of oneself
Ct Nu MD Fr
English
to be furious
F Ct Nu MD Fr
English
to be hooked
MD
English Caer en el anzuelo; caer en la celada
to be hopping mad
MD
English to be very angry
to be in a black mood
MD
English To be irritable, angry or even depressed
to be in a brown study English "a mood of deep absorption or thoughtfulness; reverie"
to be in a rush
F Ct Nu MD Fr
English
to be in no man's land
MD
English to be in a neutral place, where both parties have proceed

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