Portuguese
cumprir Spanish
satisfacer To satisfy, carry out, bring to completion (an obligation, a requirement, etc.).
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To live up to it, the company needs to power up abroad.
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We expect them to live up to this, said a Nato official.
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Using their own cellular energy, they can live up to 10 days.
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I had to live up to Weatherbee; justify his faith in me.
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The people has its examples in the past to live up to.
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Surely the moment for the Union to live up to its name.
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But I needed to live up to that responsibility a little better.
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The second half didn't live up to the action of the first.
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It's our expectation that they'll... live up to those words, he said.
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At E3 this year, Sony had a lot to live up to.
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The female worms can live up to eight years in the body.
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Is there any category where no products live up to your standards?
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But the threat doesn't seem likely to live up to the hype.
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A trade pact struck back in 2011 didn't live up to expectations.
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Let's be honest: celebrity stylists don't always live up to their names.
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It can help you to live up to the values you espouse.