#atizar#, to poke, stir up.

apostarse, to post oneself, take up a position.

We have all made up our minds not to give away all that we possess.

The =caballo= is clearly the card that has turned up in front of the dealer.

spring up, crop up.

=acurrucado -a=, huddled up, curled up, crouching.

of embozar, wrapped (or muffled) up; disguised, covert.

I use a paper print-out only occasionally, to help me fix up an article, or to give somebody who doesn't like screens a rough idea, something immediate.

However it is well known that during long wars all bad passions flame up.

=438.= The game of =parar=, =carteta=, or =andaboba=, as it was variously called, was played as follows: The dealer, who also serves as banker, places two cards face up at his left.

La impresión que a todos nos produjo fue la de hacer olvidar que nos hallábamos bajo un cielo gris y helado, creyéndonos transportados a los trópicos, y solo volví a la realidad de nuestra existencia cuando sentí un «hurry up», pronunciado con áspero acento sajón por dos jóvenes que pasaban a mi lado.

=empinarse=, to stand on tip-toe, rear up against (as a beast).

=iluminar= t light up, illuminate, enlighten.

=acurrucado, -a=, muffled up.

" The last word of the play, "resucita," is not only the key note of the drama, but the summing up of Galdós' desires, and the expression of his ambition for his country and his countrymen.

I used to climb painfully up on the iron shelf which did duty for a table and pressing my face close to the bars I breathed in all the air possible.

=arremangar=, v. a., to pull up the sleeves; pp.

, to arise, rise up.

=remangar=, to roll up, tuck up, pick up; bare the arms (by rolling up sleeves).

DIERESIS Dieresis is the breaking up of vowel-combinations in such a way as to form an additional syllable in the word.

Thus he built up a reputation of being at once a generous and a disinterested man.

caught up in it's paper.

=escalar=, to scale, clamber on or up, mount; = a pico=, to climb straight up, outright.