budge

moverse, mover

Moverse de su sitio o mover algo, a menudo con dificultad.

En inglés sencillo: To move from a position, or make something move, often with difficulty.

• The door won't budge.
• We pushed hard but couldn't budge the car.
• The stone finally budged a little.

Sinónimos: move, shift

Expresiones frecuentes: budge an inch, budge the door, refuse to budge

ceder

Cambiar de opinión o aceptar lo que otra persona pide.

En inglés sencillo: To change your opinion or agree to give someone what they want.

• She refused to budge.
• They won't budge on the deadline.
• He finally budged after hours of discussion.

Cómo se usa: budge on something (The seller wouldn't budge on the price.); budge from a position (Neither side would budge from its original position.)

Sinónimos: give in, yield, relent

Expresiones frecuentes: budge on something, refuse to budge, budge an inch

colarse

Ponerse injustamente delante de otras personas que esperan en una fila.

En inglés sencillo: To unfairly get ahead of people who are waiting in a line.

• Don't budge in line.
• He budged ahead of us at lunch.
• She got angry when a boy tried to budge.

Cómo se usa: budge in line (The children complained when someone tried to budge in line.)

Sinónimos: cut in line, jump the queue

Expresiones frecuentes: budge in line, budge ahead