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THAT'S THE DOG'S BOLLOCKS!
Es la leche!
OUT OF THE BLUE
De la nada.
This page didn't come out of the blue.
TO COST AN ARM AND A LEG.
Costar in ojo de la cara.
- A night at the Ritz costs an arm and a leg.
- He stayed at the Ritz. it cost him an arm and a leg.
IT'S A PIECE OF CAKE.
Es pan comido.
TO CAUSE A STIR.
Causar un revuelo.
- the singer caused a stir when he canceled the show.
- I know you're not happy but please don't cause a stir.
UNDER [sb] BREATH
Entre dientes.
- God, could you brag a bit more about it? -she said under her breath.
TO GO AND [DO st]
Ir a hacer algo.
- Go and pack your suitcase!
- Go and get your suitcase! We're going on holidays.
TO GO ON A TRIP.
Irse de viaje.
They go on a trip to Barcelona.
TO BE PISSING [sb] LAUGHING.
Mearse de la risa.
I'm pissing myself laughing.
(GO) OFF THE BEATEN TRACK.
Fuera del camino conocido.
Salirse del camino más trillado.
- I haven't packed for going off the beaten track.
- Let's go off the beaten track a little.
TO PACK A LOT IN.
Hacer muchas cosas en poco tiempo.
- I only spent two days in Nepal but I packed a lot in.
- I always pack a lot of activities into my holidays!
- If we spend a few days there we can pack a lot of hikes in!
TO PACK A PUNCH!
Dejar de piedra.
- Your presentation really packed a punch!
TO PACK IT IN.
Terminar de hacer also.
I'll pack it in for today.
IT'S NIPPY.
Hace fresquito.
- How's the weather in Santander?
- it's sunny but it's a bit nippy.

- What's the weather like in Dublin today?
- It's nippy, as usual.

- Are you going to the beach?
- No way, it's a bit nippy today.
IT'S (A BIT) CHILLY.
Hace fresquito.
- It's a bit chilly today.

- How's the water?
- It's a bit chilly but it's fine.

- Take a jacket. It's a bit chilly tonight.
TO GO ON THE RIDES.
Montarse en las atracciones.
- Let's Go in the rides.
TO BE STUFFED
Estar llenísimo (después de comer mucho)
- After taking a full English breakfast, I'm stuffed!!
ON THE DOLE.
Paro
(estar en el... )
(cobrar el... )
- "The Full Monty" is about a group of men on the dole.

- I'm currently on the dole.

- I was on the dole until last year.
TO SWEEP [st] UNDER THE RUG.
Ocultar algo.
- They discovered the CEO was stealing money, but they swept it under the rug.
TO GO OUT ON THE TILES.
Salir a bailar.
- We're going out on the tiles tonight.
TO BE OFF
Irse.
- Ok. I'm off. See you later!

- Are you off?
- Yes, it's late.

- Thanks for breakfast. I'm off.
THE BEE'S KNEE'S.
La repera, la leche, la caña.
- This magazine's the bee's knee's.

- The new film's the bee's knee's.

- I like your new girlfriend. She's the bee's knee's.
TOUGH COOKIE!
Duro de pelar.
- You're a tough cookie!
TIME IS MONEY
El tiempo es oro.
NO SHIT, SHERLOCK!
No digas!
A man's reading an English Magazine:

- He must be learning English...
- No shit, Sherlock!
TOUGH SHIT!
Te aguantas!
- Don't you want to go to the wedding? Tough shit!

- Don't you want to continue reading? Tough shit!
THAT'S A TOUGH ONE!!
(That's a toughie)
Qué difícil!
Ésta es difícil!
- Should I choose John or Mark? I don't know, that's a tough one.

- Chocolate ice-cream or vainilla ice-cream?
- Uh! That's a tough one!
TO FEEL LIKE CRAP.
Encontrarse fatal.
- Oh man! I can't go to work today. I feel crap!!