pair up

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pair up
verbo intransitivo
1hacer pareja, emparejarse

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pair up
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
formar pareja(s)
Harry asked us to pair up with the person next to us and form teams he paired up with Timothy, but they lost eventually
pair up with the person next to you forme pareja con la persona de al lado
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
[+socks, shoes, gloves] emparejar; [+people] poner formando pareja
pairing up the shoes again was very difficult
in the final I was paired up with a French teacher me pusieron formando pareja con un profesor de francés para la final
smokers and nonsmokers are paired up as roommates experiments in which astrologers attempt to pair up horoscopes with descriptions of individuals the children had thrown their shoes anywhere when they took them off to use the trampoline and /it proved very difficult to pair them up again/ now there are only a few pandas left, but /when paired up in zoos/, they turn their backs on one another

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