IN
you do this when you add information to an empty document
fill in (rellenar)
it´s what we do in the morning to stop sleeping and start the day
wake up (despertarse)
it refers to obtaining new information
find out (descubrir)
carry my friend to the final
take on (asumir)
what you try to do when someone is upset
calm down (calmate)
it happens when you get used to a new home or job
settle in (instalarse)
it´s occurs when something happens unexpectedly or unplaned
end up (terminar)
it relates to the process of thinking or analyzing to come to a solution
figure out (averiguar)
place something on the body
put on (ponerse)
what do you do with the volume to make it lower?
turn down (turn down)
it can refer to an illegal action
break in (entrar a la fuerza)
it involves organizing or preparing something to be ready for use
set up (establecer-montar)
one of the meanings is related to physical activity
work out (hacer ejercicio)
keep going, persist in on activity
carry on (continuar)
search intensely for someone or something that is lost
track down (rastrear)
it means to absorb or understand something
take in (entender)
it means to appear at a place or event
show up (presentarse)
refers to doing a task
carry out (realizar)
experiencing how something looks ar fits
try on (pruebatelo)
when something stops working
break down (descomponer)
it´s like saying (to give up) in a negotation
give in (ceder)
it´s like saying end a call
hang up (colgar el telefono)
refers to when I want to move something away
cut out (separar)
transmit or deliver something to another person
pass on (transmitir)
establish yourself in a place or situation
settle down (establecerse)