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The project has been - ? - hold off ride out look down on set back (retrasar, atrasar) by about six weeks because of mistakes made by the software developers. We've decided to - ? - hold off ride out look down on set back on signing the contract until we hear from our lawyers. It's wrong to - ? - hold off ride out look down on set back (despreciar) people just because they haven't had a university education. If the company can - ? - hold off ride out look down on set back (aguantar hasta el final de) this financial crisis without closing the factory, they'll be very lucky.
We need a new roof. I don't think the one we have will - ? - keep out hold out set about know (me) up (durar/resistir) until the summer. After putting up the tent, we - ? - keep out hold out set about know (me) up (empezar a, ponerse a) preparing dinner. We've got an early start tomorrow so I think you should - ? - keep out hold out set about know (me) up (despertar, llamar) at 5:30. I don't think we should walking in here. There was a big sign that said - ? - keep out hold out set about know (me) up (no entrar) at the entrance.
I need to - ? - go into grown away go over go towards (revisar, repasar) this presentation one more time before I go to bed. The money we raised on the charity fun run will - ? - go into grown away go over go towards (destinar a, reservar para) the new children's hospital. My girlfriend and I have - ? - go into grown away go over go towards (distanciarse de) each other over the last few years and now we have little in common. I'd rather not - ? - go into grown away go over go towards (meterse en) that now. Can we discuss it later?
I thought I was going to get a fine when the police stopped me for speeding on the motorway, but I was - ? - hang up let off walked out on passing by (perdonar / dejar marcharse / dejar en libertad) with a warning. When are you going to learn to - ? - hang up let off walked out on passing by (colgar) your clothes and not leave them all over the bedroom floor? We were just - ? - hang up let off walked out on passing by (pasar) your house so we thought we'd drop in for a cup of tea. When Pepito lost his job his wife - ? - hang up let off walked out on passing by (salir, retirarse / marcharse / abandonar a uno) him and started a relationship with her dance instructor.

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