Dictionary Spanish ↔ English: to blast off

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	desgajarse	to split off
	desgajar	to break off
	regaño `{m}`	telling off
	asueto `{m}`	day off
	aero. despegue `{m}`	take-off
	calducho `{m}` `[sur.]`	day off
	día `{m}` libre	day off
	despegar	to take off `[aeroplane]`
	tener lugar	to come off
	imitación `{f}`	knock-off `[coll.]`
	raro `{adj}` `{adv}` `[alimento]`	off `[food]`
	Unverified posponer algo	to put off sth.
	arrancar `[partir` `rápidamente]`	to rush off
	cercenar algo	to cut sth. off
	tronchar algo	to lop sth. off
	apagado `{adj}`	off `[TV,` `light` `etc.]`
	apagar algo	to switch sth. off
	¡En marcha!	Off we go!
	desprenderse `[despegarse]`	to come off `[detach` `itself]`
	desprender algo	to give off sth. `[emit]`
	descalzarse	to take one's shoes off
	quitar algo	to take sth. off `[to` `remove]`
	largarse `[col.]` `[irse]`	to clear off `[coll.]` `[leave]`
	jubilar a algn	to pension sb. off `[Br.]`
	apagar algo	to shut sth. off `[machine` `etc.]`
	ratearse	to bunk off `[Br.]` `[sl.]` `[play` `truant]`
	deshojar algo	to strip the leaves off sth.
	regañar a algn	to tell sb. off `[coll.]`
	¡Vete a la mierda!	Piss off! `[vulg.]`
	reñir a algn `[reprender]`	to tell sb. off
	dirigirse a algo	to set off for sth.
	quitarse a algo `[ropa]`	to take off sth. `[clothes]`
	apagar algo	to turn sth. off `[e.g.` `light]`
	parar algo	to turn sth. off `[e.g.` `motor]`
	loc. ¡Prohibido pisar el césped!	Keep off the grass!
	resentido `{adj}` `[ofendido,` `uso` `con` `estar]`	pissed off `[vulg.]`
	gorronear a algn `[col.]`	to sponge off sb. `[coll.]`
	repatear a algn `[col.]`	to cheese sb. off `[coll.]`
	apearse de algo `[vehículo]`	to get off sth. `[vehicle]`
	apurar algo `[terminar]`	to finish sth. (off) `[drink,` `food]`
	cabrear a algn `[col.]`	to piss sb. off `[coll.]`
	saberse algo	to know sth. (off) by heart `[idiom]`
	darse a la fuga `[col.]`	to run away / off `[flee]`
	disparar preguntas `[col.]` `[locución]`	to fire (off) questions `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	estirar la pata `[col.]` `[morir]`	to pop off `[coll.]` `[die]`
	arrancar algo	to rip sth. off `[which` `is` `stuck` `on]`
	rematar a-algn/algo	to finish sb./sth. off `[ensure` `death]`
	¡Qué pasada! `[col.]` `[locución]`	What a rip off! `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	He tenido un día nefasto.	I had an off day. `[today]`
	rematar algo `[terminar` `una` `costura]`	to finish sth. off `[complete` `the` `needlework]`
	desternillarse de risa `[col.]` `[locución]`	to laugh your head off `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	desahogarse confesando algo	to get sth. off one's chest `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	perder los estribos `[locución]` `[col.]`	to fly off the handle `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	echar la bronca a algn `[col.]` `[locución]`	to tell sb. off `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	bici. Casi me caí de la bicicleta.	I nearly fell off my bike.
	desgañitarse `[col.]` `[gritar` `con` `fuerza]`	to shout one's head off `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	Unverified chaqueta `{f}` `[paja` `también:` `masturbación]` `[col.]` `[mex.]`	jerk off `[masturbation]` `[coll.]` `[vulg.]` `[sl.]`
	presumir algo a algn	to show off sth. to sb. `[boast` `about` `sth.]`
	salir disparado `[col.]` `[locución]` `[irse` `de` `prisa]`	to shoot off `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[rush` `away]`
	¡Quítame esas manazas de encima! `[col.]`	Take your filthy hands off me! `[coll.]`
	no ser su día `[col.]` `[locución]`	to have an off day `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[perform` `poorly]`
	Fuimos a despedirle a la estación.	We went to see him off at the station.
	despachar a algn/algo `[col.]` `[matar,` `comer` `todo]`	to finish sb./sth. off `[coll.]` `[kill,` `eat` `all]`
	hacerse pajas `[vulg.]`	to toss oneself off `[Br.]` `[vulg.]`
	Unverified excepcional `{adj}` `[oportunidad,` `pago` `etc.]`	one-off `[Br.]` `[coll.]` `[chance,` `payment,` `etc.]`
	partir (con) rumbo a `[p.` `e.` `Londres]`	to set off for `[e.g.` `London]`
	hacerse una paja `[vulg.]` `[locución]`	to give oneself one off the wrist `[vulg.]` `[idiom]` `[male` `masturbation]`
	Se le fueron los ojos a ella. `[col.]` `[locución]`	He / She couldn't take his eyes off her. `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	proverb. No dejes para mañana lo que puedas hacer hoy.	Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today.
	poner de vuelta a media a algn `[col.]` `[locución]`	to tear a strip off sb. `[Br.]` `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	salir a pedir de boca `[locución]` `[asunto` `etc.]`	to go off without a hitch `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[matter,` `affair:` `occur` `without` `a` `problem]`
	Hace más frío que pelando rábanos. `[esp.]` `[Jaén]` `[col.]` `[idioma]`	It's cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey. `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	No apague el dispositivo; no abra ni cierre ninguna de las cubiertas.	Do not turn off the device; do not open or close any covers.
	proverb. Botellita de Jerez, todo lo que me digas será al revés.	I'm rubber and you're glue, your words bounce off me and stick to you.

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