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verbo transitivo con partícula
1. poder permitirse (británico)
- I'm afraid we don't r to that kind of thing -> me temo que el dinero no nos da para algo así
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acudir, correr o ir con diligencia al socorro de alguno.
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- rug
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- rustle
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- rut
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- ruth
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- ruthlessly
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