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jump-start [ˈdʒʌmpstɑːt]
verbo transitivo
1. arrancar utilizando pinzas de batería (car)
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| R: | I'm just a beginner, so I can't say much, but my wife, who started a year ago and now is an intermediate, is making rapid progress. It would probably… |
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- jiggle about jiggle around
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- jobholder
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- Jobseekers allowance
- job-share
- jobsworth
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- jog along
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- Johannesburg
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- join in
- join up
- joined-up
- jokey
- jokily
- joky
- Jordan
- Jordanian
- josh
- joss stick
- jot down
- jotter
- jottings
- journalese
- journalistic
- joyrider
- Jr
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- judder
- juicer
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- jukebox
- Jul
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- jump at
- jump on
- jumping-off place
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- Jun
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- keel over
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- keep on at
- keep-fit
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- keynote
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- kick-start
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- killjoy
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- kindling
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