clued-up in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for clued-up in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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to be clued up about sth

estar muy al tanto de algo

Translations for clued-up in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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(informado) está al loro de lo que pasa allí

he's very clued up about o he's very up on what's going on there inf

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English

So being the most clued-up guy on the team may be good for the ego, but is bad for your career.

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So how can we change our sugar intake and get clued-up on those sugar-coated pantry devils?

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The clued-up seven-year-old immediately rang 111 and asked for an ambulance before heading next door to get help.

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In the absence of a clear, alternative narrative, she looks like a victim of rugby politics or a casualty of a regime that's not as clued-up as it should be.

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As you can imagine, this is a massive deal for some gamers who are clued-up with all the technical aspects of a game.

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While these trusts' shares plunged along with the wider market, they tended to buck back up on the strength of buying by wealth managers and clued-up individual investors.

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There are scores of clued-up, funny, articulate people around whose opinions would be just as valid as those of the creaking old pros.

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Under-35s were most likely to have heard nothing about the project, while the most clued-up were those aged 45 to 64.

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This general's modus operandi is to ensure all citizenry are kept clued-up constantly of all developments.

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I really wasn't very clued-up as a young girl.

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