Phrasal Verbs
To stop trying to do something because it is too difficult.
Give up
To pass a test easily or with a exceptionally high score.
Pass with flying colours.
A car has four of these.
Wheels
A person who illegally enters buildings and steals things.
Burglar
A person who buys goods or a service.
Customer
To end a phone conversation.
Hang up
To be extremely expensive.
Cost an arm and a leg.
The fourth largest town in Aragon.
Calatayud
A person who sees a crime or accident.
Witness
Any medical operation that is intended to improve a person's appearance.
Cosmetic surgery
To be able to deal with a situation by having just enough of something, such as money.
Get by
A person who takes little or no exercise and watches a lot of TV.
A couch potato.
A famous filmmaker who was born in Calanda.
Buñuel
To decide that a case is not important and not worth considering.
Dismiss a case.
Very informal language that is usually spoken by particular groups of people.
Slang
To cheat someone by making them pay too much money for something.
Rip off
When a situation becomes chaotic or difficult to manage.
Get out of hand
The only country in the world that starts with the letter O.
Oman
The crime of intentionally starting a fire.
Arson
A product intended to be thrown away after use.
Disposable
To compensate.
Make up for
An idiom used to describe an event that happens infrequently.
Once in a blue moon
A bus with two levels.
Double-decker bus.
A rule which forces everyone to stay at home between particular times, usually at night.
Curfew
A public sale of goods or property where people make higher and higher bids. The one who offers the greatest amount of money will buy the item.
Auction