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de confianza
reliable [rɪˈlaɪəbl]
trustworthy [ˈtrʌstˌw3ːðɪ]
the person you can trust
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que opinas de el?
What do you think of him?
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what do you think about him?
He’s hard-working.
He’s extremely untidy and not very reliable.
he’s ambitious and he wants to do well for the company.
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llevarse bien con
get on well with
You get on well with your colleagues at work, don’t you?
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prosperar
do well for yourself or something
he wants to do well for the company
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desordenado, descuidado
untidy [ʌnˈtaɪdɪ]
ADJ[(compar untidier); (superl untidiest) ]
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buenos compañeros
You’re good mates, aren’t you?
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no es mi amigo
He’s not a friend of mine
he’s just a work colleague. I like him.
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estas bromeando
You’re joking!
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un amigo de mi esposo
A friend of my husband'
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llevar , acercar a un sitio
bring [sth/sb] over
- i'll bring them over when they are ready
- los los acercare cuando estén listo ( una bebida el camarero lo dice que la lleva a la mesa)
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comportarse
behave [bɪˈheɪv]
you behaved badly towards a client
towards ( con, con relación)
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compañero de piso
flatmate [ˈflætmeɪt]
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propiedad
property [ˈprɒpətɪ]
i like to view the property
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a excepción
expect for
expect for the boss
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impaciente
- impatient [ɪmˈpeɪʃənt]
- You shouldn't be so impatient or aggressive.
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expresion, darle una patada en el culo o echar a patadas
She needs a kick up the bum.
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saltar el respeto
- rude
- if clients are rude to you, you should stay calm, shouldn't you?
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datos personales
- contact details
- You didn't take her contact details, did you?
detail [ˈdiːteɪl]
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disculparse
- apologize [əˈpɒlədʒaɪz]
- I'll ring her and apologise.
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pelearse
You should never fall out with a client. It’s unprofessional.
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echemos un vistazo
Let’s have a look around
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repugnante
- revolting [rɪˈvəʊltɪŋ]
- What a revolting lamp!
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leonera, desorden, desastre
What do you think of this? It's a mess, isn’t it? mess [mes]
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deshacerse
I suppose this room could be okay if we got rid of this horrible wallpaper.
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discutir
- argue [ˈɑːgjuː]
- Gary! You mustn't argue with the client.
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arrendar alquilar
rent out
it's perfect for renting out to students
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advertir
give warning
- I’ve got to give you a final warning.
- te lo he advertido
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tacaña agarrado
mean 1[miːn]
- ADJ[(compar meaner); (superl meanest) ]
- I believe she's mean and dishonest.
you mean things¡
que tacaño eres
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inquilino
tenant [ˈtenənt]
A close friend of mine used to be a tenant of Ms Walsh's.
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pagar por
pay sth on
- She paid her a deposit on the room that she rented. She kept the flat clean. She paid the
- rent on time, and she didn't break anything. But when she came to leave, she didn't give
- her her deposit back.
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mostrar tus sentimientos
You shouldn’t show your personal feelings at work.
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no pasara otra vez
It won’t happen again.
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me alegra oir eso
I'm glad to hear it.
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suelo confiar en mi primer instinto con la gente
I usually trust my first instincts with people
I do trust my first impressions of people
[ˈɪnstɪŋkt]
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tienes razón
you're right about that
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