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@ unmba book un libro @ unaf Danappleunamanzana ) Sometimes ais not translated, particularly if referring to | professions: Db He’s a butcher. Es carnicero, b I haven’t got acar. No tengo coche.; 70 kilometres an hour7o kil\u00e9metros por hora; 30 pencea kilo 30 peniquesel kilo abandon vb abandonar abbey n abadiaf abbreviation n abreviaturaf ability n capacidadf; to have the ability to do something tener la capacidad de hacer algo able adj to be able to do something poder hacer algo P Will you be ableto come on Saturday?<\/p>\n

(Puedes venir el sabado? abolish vb abolir abortion n abortom; tohavean abortion abortar about prep, adv @ sobre > a book about London un libro sobre Londres >I don’t know anything about it. No s\u00e9nada sobreeso.; I’m phoning you about tomorrow’s meeting. Te llamo porlo dela reunion de manana.; What’s it about? {De qu\u00e9trata? \u00a9 (approximately) unos (funas) > It takes about 1o hours.<\/p>\n

Se tarda unas1o horas.; atabout no’clocksobrelasn @ por >to walk about the town caminar porla ciudad; What about me? Y yo?; to be about to do something estar a punto de haceralgo >| was about to goout. Estabaa puntode salir; How about going to the cinema? {Qu\u00e9 tal sivamosal cine? above prep, adv | When something is located jabove something, useencima de. When there is movement \u201cinvolved, use por encima de.<\/p>\n

@ encima de > There was a picture above the fireplace. Habia un cuadro encima de lachimenea. @ por encima de > He put his hands above his head.<\/p>\n

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