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11 null terms
- assume
- verb
- accept an issue or take responsibility for something
- Example: Please assume a foetal position for this dance exercise
- en: asumir
- attempt
- verb
- make the effort to achieve something
- Example: There was an attempt on the President's life
- en: intentar
- develop a theory
- verb
- think about something that may have happened
- Example: The teacher helped the students develop a theory of mystery
- en: desarrollar una teoria
- disturbed
- adjetive
- Change or alteration that occurs in the permanent essence that make up a thing
- en: perturbado, revuelto, trastornado
- get to the bottom of
- Verb
- reach the end of
- Example: Nobody will be allowed to go home until we get to the bottom of this and discover who gave the order to sell the shares
- en: Llegar al fondo de
- Look into
- Verb
- Discover the facts about something
- Example: We are looking into ways of increasing our effectiveness
- en: Buscar
- Missing
- Adjetive
- That is lost or missing
- Example: She finally found her missing keys
- en: Perdido
- Notice
- Verb
- observing or paying attention to something
- Example: Jules realized that he needed to take his employer's notice concerning his poor behavior seriously
- en: Aviso
- Occurrence
- Noun
- an incident or event
- Example: vandalism used to be a rare occurrence
- en: Ocurrencia
- Research
- Verb
- Search something about a thing
- Example: The scientist is conducting research
- en: Investigar
- Reveal
- Verb
- Make known others
- Example: Brenda was forced to reveal Robbie's whereabouts
- en: Revelar