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61 to run away with
1 escaparse con■ don't run away with the idea that... no te vayas a creer que... -
62 to tear away
1 (snatch) arrancar; (force to leave) arrancar, sacar -
63 drag away
VT + ADV1) (lit) [+ person] llevar a la fuerza2) (fig)I'm sorry to drag you away from your meal — siento interrumpirte la comida, siento hacerte levantar de la mesa
you can never drag him away from the television — no hay forma de apartarlo del televisor, no hay forma de despegarlo del televisor *
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64 fire away
v + adv (colloq) (usu in imperative)there are some questions I'd like to ask you - fire away! — quisiera hacerte unas preguntas - adelante! or (AmL tb) pregunta nomás!
VI + ADV"may I ask you something?" - "sure, fire away!" — -¿puedo preguntarle algo? -¡adelante! or (LAm) -¡siga nomás!
* * *v + adv (colloq) (usu in imperative)there are some questions I'd like to ask you - fire away! — quisiera hacerte unas preguntas - adelante! or (AmL tb) pregunta nomás!
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65 hurry away
1) v + adv alejarse rápidamente or corriendo2) v + o + adv, v + adv + o alejar rápidamente1.VI + ADV irse corriendo2.VT + ADV [+ object] llevar a la carrerato hurry sb away or off — llevarse a algn apresuradamente or a la carrera
I wanted to look but the teacher quickly hurried us away — yo quería mirar pero el profesor se apresuró a alejarnos
* * *1) v + adv alejarse rápidamente or corriendo2) v + o + adv, v + adv + o alejar rápidamente -
66 pack away
1.VT + ADV (lit) guardarhe can certainly pack away food, can't he? * — da buena cuenta de la comida ¿verdad? *
2.VI + ADV dejarse guardar -
67 pass away
(to die: Her grandmother passed away last night.) fallecerpass away vb fallecer / morirv + adv (frml & euph)a) ( die) fallecer* (frml)b) ( cease to exist) desaparecer*VI + ADV1) euph (=die) fallecer2) (=disappear) desaparecer* * *v + adv (frml & euph)a) ( die) fallecer* (frml)b) ( cease to exist) desaparecer* -
68 shy away
v.• esquivar v.VI + ADV1) (lit) [horse] asustarse, espantarse; [person] asustarse2) (fig)to shy away from sth — huir or rehuir de algo
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69 waste away
(to decay; to lose weight, strength and health etc: He is wasting away because he has a terrible disease.) consumirse, demacrarsev.• ajarse v.• consumir v.• demacrarse v.• mermar v.v + adv \<\<person/body\>\> consumirse; \<\<muscle\>\> atrofiarseVI + ADV [person] consumirse; [muscles] atrofiarseyou're not exactly wasting away — iro no es que te hayas consumido precisamente
* * *v + adv \<\<person/body\>\> consumirse; \<\<muscle\>\> atrofiarse -
70 wave away
v + o + adv, v + adv + oshe waved him away — le hizo señas para or de que se fuera
VT + ADV [+ sth offered] rechazar con (un gesto de) la mano* * *v + o + adv, v + adv + oshe waved him away — le hizo señas para or de que se fuera
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71 to blow away
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72 to fall away
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73 to keep away
■ keep plastic bags away from children mantenga las bolsas de plástico fuera del alcance de los niños1 mantenerse a distancia, evitar contacto con -
74 to tuck away
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75 to walk away with
1 (win easily) ganar con facilidad, llevarse de calle -
76 to wash away
1 (destroy and carry away) llevarse, arrastrar2 (remove) borrar -
77 scare away/off
(to make go away or stay away because of fear: The birds were scared away by the dog.) ahuyentar; mantenerse alejado -
78 bear away
VT + ADV llevarsethe wreckage was borne away by or on the tide — los restos del naufragio fueron arrastrados por la corriente
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79 brush away
(to wipe off: She brushed away a tear; She brushed it away.) limpiar -
80 chip away
1.VT + ADV [+ paint, varnish] desconchar2.VI + ADV [paint, varnish] desconcharseto chip away at — [+ lands] ir usurpando; [+ authority] ir minando or debilitando
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