Fijar o apretar algo con un tornillo.
To attach or tighten something using a screw.
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Atornilla la estantería a la pared, por favor. — Please screw the shelf to the wall.
Anoche, después de la fiesta, decidieron acostarse. — They decided to screw after the party last night.
Creo que con ese trato te quieren timar. — I think they are trying to screw you over with that deal.
Tengo que atornillar estas piezas con cuidado. — I need to screw these parts together carefully.
¿Te has enterado de que puede que se acuesten este fin de semana? — Did you hear they might screw this weekend?
No dejes que nadie te estafe tu dinero. — Don't let anyone screw you out of your money.
¿Me ayudas a enroscar esta bombilla? — Can you help me screw in this lightbulb?
Es incómodo cuando dos amigos se lían sin que nadie lo espere. — It's awkward when friends screw each other unexpectedly.
Sentía que con un sueldo tan bajo la estaban fastidiando. — She felt they would screw her with such low pay.
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