PHRASAL VERBS con "A" 1

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GET A HOLD OF YOURSELF. --------- Jane said, "get a hold of yourself" Ramon and tell me what happened why are you so upset?. --------------- GET A HOLD OF YOURSELF.
Calmarse, Conseguir la calma de uno mismo, calmarse uno mismo. to get control of your thoughts and emotions and stop behaving in a foolish or uncontrolled way.
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Calmarse, Conseguir la calma de uno mismo, calmarse uno mismo. to get control of your thoughts and emotions and stop behaving in a foolish or uncontrolled way.
GET A HOLD OF YOURSELF. --------- George Barriga was so angry that he couldn't "get a hold of himself" after hearing that he was fired. --------------- GET A HOLD OF YOURSELF.
(be) taken aback. --------- Oviedo said, when my wife Maria was told she’d been elected captain of her golf club, she was genuinely "taken aback". She really hadn’t expected to be elected. --------------- (be) taken aback.
Ser tomado por sorpresa. to be very surprised by something.
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Ser tomado por sorpresa. to be very surprised by something.
(be) taken aback. --------- Erick said, I was really "taken aback" at the directness of the imigration officer questions. --------------- (be) taken aback.
NUMBER AMONG something. --------- Some historians "number Obama among" the best presidents the country has ever had, while he’s numbered among the worst by others. --------------- NUMBER AMONG something.
Incluir entre, contar entre. to include someone or something in a particular group, or to be included in a particular group.
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Incluir entre, contar entre. to include someone or something in a particular group, or to be included in a particular group.
NUMBER AMONG something. --------- Louis Hay and Doctor Dyer "numbered among" the intellectuals who were members of the group. --------------- NUMBER AMONG something.
Bumpy Alongdres said that the plan for the construction of a wall in the border (- -) ALONG for a while and then they all gave it up.
Avanzar dando tumbos, Bumpear A lo largo dando tumbos. if a process or system bumps along, it continues even though there are problems.
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BUMP ALONG. --------- Bumpy said that the plan for the construction of a wall in the border "bumped along" for a while and then they all gave it up. ----------- bump along.
BUMP ALONG. --------- The plan for the construction of a wall in the border "bumped along" for a while and then they all gave it up. ---------------------- bump along.
GET ALONG. --------- Ceci and I we've been "getting along" like a house on fire. ---------------------- Get along.
Llevarse bien. if two or more people get along, they like each other and are friendly to each other.
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Llevarse bien. if two or more people get along, they like each other and are friendly to each other.
GET ALONG. --------- Vecky and Ellen seem to be "getting along" much better these days. ---------------------- Get along.
GET ALONG -------- How are you "getting along" with your Spanish Steave?. --------------------------- GET ALONG.
Progresar, irle a uno. to deal with a situation, especially successfully.
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Progresar, irle a uno. to deal with a situation, especially successfully.
GET ALONG -------- Jane said, It's not going to be easy but I reckon we can "get along" without Jose Romo. ---------------------- Get along.
GO ALONG. --------- I thought I might "go along" said Riahna to the party for an hour or so. ---------------------- Go along.
ir con alguien mas, acompañar. to go or travel with someone to a place or to an event, usually informally and without careful planning.
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ir con alguien mas, acompañar. to go or travel with someone to a place or to an event, usually informally and without careful planning.
GO ALONG. --------- Do you use the bar much Efrain?' 'I sometimes "go along" after work. ---------------------- Go along.
GO ALONG. --------- Trump said, the project in the border is "going along" smoothly. --------- go along.
Continuar, sircular, avanzar. to continue or proceed.
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Continuar, sircular, avanzar. (Ir Alo largo). to continue or proceed.
GO ALONG. --------- Eugenio Derbez was just making up the story as he "went along". -------------------------------------------- go along.
GO ALONG WITH something/somebody --------- Mike Mastruani will "go along with" anything Jane says just for a quiet life. ---------------------- (go along with) something/somebody
Estar de acuerdo. to support an idea, or to agree with someone's opinion.
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Estar de acuerdo. to support an idea, or to agree with someone's opinion.
GO ALONG WITH something/somebody --------- I "go along with" Martin on this one - I think the scheme's a disaster. ---------------------- GO ALONG WITH something/somebody.
MOVE ALONG. --------- Jane said, It took a long time for the project to get going but things are really "moving along" now. ---------------------- Move along.
Avanzar, circular. if a process moves along, or if you move a process along, it develops in a satisfactory way.
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Avanzar, circular. if a process moves along, or if you move a process along, it develops in a satisfactory way.
MOVE ALONG. ----------- The train in downtown Chicago was "moving along" at great speed. ---------------------- Move along.
CHUG ALONG. -------- The economy is chugging along nicely, there are plenty of jobs, businesses are growing, and prices aren’t out of control.
ir despacio pero constante. to continue doing something or developing in the same way as before, but very slowly and steadily.
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ir despacio pero constante. to continue doing something or developing in the same way as before, but very slowly and steadily.

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