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When the murderer realised there was no escape - ? - kept away turned (himself) in handed down getting at (entregar a la policía) to the police. That painting was - ? - kept away turned (himself) in handed down getting at (pasar/dejar en herencia) to me by my grandmother. My boss is always - ? - kept away turned (himself) in handed down getting at (criticar / meterse con) me for being late. Medicines can be dangerous and should be - ? - kept away turned (himself) in handed down getting at (mantener a distancia de / evitar contacto con) from children.
Now that suitcases have wheels, we can easily - ? - slip into riding on pull (them) along gets me down (arrastrar / arrastrarse) behind us. The wet, miserable weather in the UK really - ? - slip into riding on pull (them) along gets me down (deprimir, desanimar) Why don't you pour yourself a whisky and relax darling? I'm just going into the bedroom to - ? - slip into riding on pull (them) along gets me down (ponerse) something a little more comfortable. His success is - ? - slip into riding on pull (them) along gets me down (depender de) his ability to convince everyone at the meeting that the product will sell.
The prime minister should - ? - get down standing in for hold on to stand aside (apartarse/mantenerse al margen) and let a new leader head the party Please - ? - get down standing in for hold on to stand aside (bajar) from that rock before you have an accident. You're making me nervous. Who's - ? - get down standing in for hold on to stand aside (sustituir, suplir) Samantha while she's away on holiday? - ? - get down standing in for hold on to stand aside (guardar) that receipt, because if the shirt doesn't fit you we can get a refund.
Don't be surprised if your uncle David - ? - having (his tooth) out lets (you) down passing through look in on (fallar, defraudar). He's not a man to be trusted. Especially where money is concerned. I think we should - ? - having (his tooth) out lets (you) down passing through look in on (pasar -un momento- por) your granddad on the way back from the shops. Just to make sure he's alright and to see if he needs anything. Pepito's - ? - having (his tooth) out lets (you) down passing through look in on (sacarse/operarse de) this afternoon. He's been in pain for nearly two weeks now. We're going to be - ? - having (his tooth) out lets (you) down passing through look in on (estar de paso / pasar por) Madrid next Saturday. Do you want to meet up for lunch?

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