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love it or hate it

 Love it or hate it, the plan will go ahead



love it or hate it: te guste o no, tanto si te gusta como si no, si te gusta bien y si no también

petty, pettiness

reveals much more than just petty personality clashes

This bill will expunge criminal records for petty, non-violent cannabis offenses.




petty: leve, pequeño, menor, insignificante, pequeño || quisquilloso, pejiguero, inimportante

be careful what you wish for, because you just might get it

 ten cuidado con lo que deseas, no sea que ocurra

ten cuidado con tus sueños no sea que se cumplan

ten cuidado con lo que deseas

Hay mas arrepentimientos por las plegarias atendidas que por las desatendidas (Santa Teresa de Jesús)



to pay off, payoff

It’s a long shot worth taking because the payoff is potentially very high.

These partnerships have paid off for all parties involved

the coup just paid off 

when will the investment in AI begin paying off?

his alliance with Trump paid off. 

That bet is paying off big  





Hard work always pays off: El trabajo duro siempre trae recompensas / deja sus frutos / vale la pena / compensa  sale a cuenta / es rentable

payoff: el beneficio, la ganancia || un dinero o algo que se entrega a alguien de manera secreta o discreta para mantenerle callado o para que lleve, o no, a cabo una determinada conducta. | pago que hace el empleador al empleado que se ve forzado a dejar el trabajo

to pay off: dar beneficios, dar fruto(s)

a being of light

 You are a being of light



 a being of light: un ser de luz

timely

 Applicant must respond timely and completely to the issues below.


timely: en el momento oportuno o apropiado, en plazo, en tiempo hábil para algo, a tiempo, oportuno, oportunamente

buyer´s remorse, remorse

I´m experiencing a bit of buyer´s remorse



buyer´s remorse: remordimiento/arrepentimiento del comprador

to dovetail, dovetail

These restrictions dovetail with a raft of measures 



to dovetail: (verbo) encajar, integrarse perfectamente, esnsamblarse, adaptarse

dovetail: (carpintería) cola de milano, cola de pato

to foreshadow

The populist revolt foreshadowed the Spanish civil war

it does foreshadow trouble to come.



to foreshadow: anunciar, sugerir, indicar, presagiar

to strive

"Russian´s people strive to comply with the rules

if you strive against recession you combat, struggle contend it

Gaza’s inhabitants strive for full independence from Israel



to strive to:  tratar de, esforzarse por

to strive: esforzarse. To strive to do something or to strive for something es esforzarse mucho para hacer o conseguir algo


moor, moored

 cargoes from Venezuela are moored along a floating terminal in Panama



moor: ancla

moored: atracado, amarrado, anclado

prowess

Messi always shows his prowess in the field

Tesla’s technical prowess in batteries is amazing



prowess: destreza, pericia, superior habilidad . Gran habilidad o destreza || valor, bravura, coraje, valentía, arrojo

jerk, to jerk

 There is always some jerk in the crowd

Altman called Musk a “jerk” 



jerk: (sustantivo) imbécil, idiota, cretino, gilipollas, pelotudo, boludo || sacudida, tirón

to jerk: (verbo) dar un tirón, jalar con brusquedad


nota: Es un término informal que podría, por ejemplo, ser empleado por un locutor de radio en la retransmisión de un partido de tenis.

to relent, relentless, unrelenting

 the relentless pursuit of cost-effective solutions.

The relentless Russian artillery pounding 

They  vowed not to relent 

Trump will not relent 

after months of relentless Russian assaults

He has not relented in its attack 



relentless:  implacable, inexorable, incesante, incansable, imparable, inquebrantable

to relent: volverse menos severo, duro o estricto, normalmente por razones de humanidad. Ceder || ablandarse, suavizarse, ceder || rendirse

unrelenting: constante, continuo, implacable

off the end of the scale

 fuera de los límites, fuera del final de la escala

to overtake

 2023 was the hottest year globally, overtaking 2016 by a large margin. 

Larry Ellison overtook Elon Musk




to overtake: superar, adelantar

on record, on the record, on-the-record

 2024 was the hottest year on record

An on-the-record dispute



on record: registrado || en acta, por escrito, oficialmente, en expediente

to be on record as saying something: haber dicho algo públicamente y oficialmente, y que además se ha puesto por escrito

swift

 Thank you for your swift replies: Gracias por vuestras prontas respuestas.

The announcement earned swift condemnation from  Russia

a cease-fire would be the swiftest way to free the hostages. 

he said that if reelected, he would swiftly bring an end to the war




swift: rápido, pronto, sin demora, instantáneo

brine, to brine

brines can be processed within days at competitive costs 




brine: agua salada, solución salina || el mar o el agua del mar, océano || Agua con sales disueltas || Salmuera, agua salada que se emplea para condimentar o conservar alimentos

To brine: poner en salmuera

to come to fruition

 Finally, efforts to make them are coming to fruition

he did not explain how that would come to fruition 

There have been proposals for large solar plants, but they have never come to fruition

Conspiracy theories have not come to fruition




to come to fruition: empezar a dar sus frutos, a producir los resultados esperados

much better off, better off

they would be better off becoming part of the US




better off: mejor

much better off: mejor, mas rico


to fall short

 they fall short in many areas




to fall short: quedarse corto.