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MIND MAP CAR

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CAR PARTS

INSURANCE

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INSURANCE CAR

Collision coverageIf you're involved in an accident with another vehicle, or if you hit an object such as a fence, collision coverage may help pay to repair or replace your car (up to its actual cash value and minus your deductible).Collision coverage is typically optional. It may be required, however, by your vehicle's leaseholder or lender.Personal injury protectionPersonal injury protection, or PIP, is only available in some states. Like medical payments coverage, PIP may help pay for your medical expenses after an accident. In addition, PIP may also help cover other expenses incurred because of your injuries — for example, childcare expenses or lost income.Liability coverageAuto liability coverage is mandatory in most states. Drivers are legally required to purchase at least the minimum amount of liability coverage set by state law. Liability coverage has two components:

• Bodily injury liability may help pay for costs related to another person's injuries if you cause an accident.
• Property damage liability may help pay for damage you cause to another person's property while driving.

1.Run out of. Quedarse sin. We are running out of petrol. Nos estamos quedando sin gasolina. 2. Break down. Averiarse. My car broke down on my way to work and I had to call the breakdown truck. Se me averió el coche cuando iba al trabajo y tuve que llamar a la grúa. 3. Drop someone off. Dejar a alguien en algún sitio. Could you drop me off in front of the library? ¿Podrías dejarme delante de la biblioteca? 4. Slow down. Reducir la velocidad, ir más despacio. You should slow down, you're speeding and we're going to get fined. Deberías ir más despacio, estás excediendo el límite de velocidad y nos van a multar. 5. Speed up. Acelerar. Speed up a bit; we’re being overtaken by a bicycle. Acelera un poco, nos está adelantando una bicicleta. 6. Belt/buckle up. Abrocharse, ponerse el cinturón. Get in the car and belt up. Sube al coche y ponte el cinturón. 7. Get in. Subir, entrar. We got in the car and headed for the airport. Subimos al coche y nos dirigimos al aeropuerto.

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child seat

SEAT BELT

TRAFFIC LIGHT

TOW TRUCK

LIMOUSINE

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8. Get out of. Bajar, salir. Get out of the car slowly with your hands up. Salga del coche despacio y con las manos en alto. 9. Drive off. Irse, marcharse. When the thieves heard the police, they got in the car and drove off quickly. Cuando los ladrones oyeron a la policía, subieron al coche y se fueron rápidamente. 10. Turn off. Salir, desviarse. Dejar una carretera para entrar en otra distinta. According to de GPs, we should turn off at exit 35. Según el GPS, deberíamos salir en la salida 35. 11. Pull up. Parar, detenerse por poco tiempo. He pulled up in front of the school and waited in the car for her kids to come out. Se detuvo frente a la escuela y esperó en el coche a que sus hijos salieran. 12. Pull over. Hacerse a un lado. Pararse en un arcén o cuneta. Normalmente se usa cuando paramos por un problema con el coche, o queremos llamar por teléfono, consultar un mapa... I had to pull over on the shoulder and call my insurance company. Tuve que parar en el arcén y llamar a mi compañía de seguros. 13. Pick up. Recoger a alguien en un vehículo. What time will you pick me up? ¿A qué hora me vendrás a recoger?

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