Poner las pilas
I think it means to ramp it up or give it the juice. Am I right?
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Right. It's to get the energy and the will to do things... like a toy that needs batteries for working.
Ponte las pilas, tienes mucho trabajo atrasado. Si no se pone las pilas, lo van a despedir. |
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OH! I believe I may have answered my own question ... is it the tú form of the imperative with "te" attached? Hmmm....
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@Lou Ann: I'm using "poner" in pronominal form "ponerse".
"Tú te pones" (indicative) --> "Ponte" (imperative) |
Yeah - I think that I put it all together after I clicked "Post".... :) Thanks!
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