This document provides English collocation equivalents for Spanish phrases. Some of the key equivalents include: "Commit a crime" for "Making a crime"; "It was raining heavily this morning" for "There was a hard rain this morning"; "To flatly contradict" for "To strongly contradict"; "Bitter enemies" for "Serious enemies"; "To arouse suspicion" for "To cause suspicion"; "To adhere your principles" for "To keep your principles".
This document provides English collocation equivalents for Spanish phrases. Some of the key equivalents include: "Commit a crime" for "Making a crime"; "It was raining heavily this morning" for "There was a hard rain this morning"; "To flatly contradict" for "To strongly contradict"; "Bitter enemies" for "Serious enemies"; "To arouse suspicion" for "To cause suspicion"; "To adhere your principles" for "To keep your principles".
This document provides English collocation equivalents for Spanish phrases. Some of the key equivalents include: "Commit a crime" for "Making a crime"; "It was raining heavily this morning" for "There was a hard rain this morning"; "To flatly contradict" for "To strongly contradict"; "Bitter enemies" for "Serious enemies"; "To arouse suspicion" for "To cause suspicion"; "To adhere your principles" for "To keep your principles".
This document provides English collocation equivalents for Spanish phrases. Some of the key equivalents include: "Commit a crime" for "Making a crime"; "It was raining heavily this morning" for "There was a hard rain this morning"; "To flatly contradict" for "To strongly contradict"; "Bitter enemies" for "Serious enemies"; "To arouse suspicion" for "To cause suspicion"; "To adhere your principles" for "To keep your principles".
There was a hard rain this morning. – It was raining heavily this morning. To strongly contradict – To flatly contradict Serious enemies – Biter enemies To cause suspicion – To arouse suspicion To keep your principles – To adhere your principles To gather better marks Make a step in the right direction A longer range of vocabulary – broad vocabulary