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I don't think I - ? - keep on have on put (my point) on got round to (exponer) very well during the meeting. What did Julie - ? - keep on have on put (my point) on got round to (llevar puesto/a) at the party last night? Just - ? - keep on have on put (my point) on got round to (seguir, continuar/ no quitarse) walking for another ten minutes. We're nearly there. I'm really sorry. I haven't - ? - keep on have on put (my point) on got round to (encontrar tiempo para) checking that translation for you yet. I'll try to do it this weekend.
Many construction companies have - ? - make up for gone under get (any notes) down keep (these papers) together (hundirse / fracasar) in Spain since the current financial started. Did you have time to - ? - make up for gone under get (any notes) down keep (these papers) together (apuntar, anotar) during the presentation? She was talking too fast for me. Please - ? - make up for gone under get (any notes) down keep (these papers) together (mantenerse juntos/as, no separarse). If you lose any of them, we're going to be in trouble. I'm so sorry I forgot our anniversary, darling. I promise to - ? - make up for gone under get (any notes) down keep (these papers) together (compensar) it and take you out for dinner this weekend.
He - ? - let (the cat) out mix up passed out went into (entrar en) the house and closed the door behind him. Can you - ? - let (the cat) out mix up passed out went into (dejar salir) when you get in from work? It was so hot in the office that I nearly - ? - let (the cat) out mix up passed out went into . (desmayarse, perder el conocimiento) - ? - let (the cat) out mix up passed out went into (mezclar bien) the flour and sugar and then add the eggs.
He hit him on the chin and - ? - go with pass for lay out knocked (him) out with one punch. Does this blouse - ? - go with pass for lay out knocked (him) out (acompañar, ir con, hacer juego con) this skirt? I know you need a job deperately, but I don't think you can - ? - go with pass for lay out knocked (him) out (pasar por) a French teacher. You can't even speak the language! We're having a meeting next week and they're going to - ? - go with pass for lay out knocked (him) out (presentar, exponer) the marketing strategy for the new products.

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