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Spanish-English translation for: to hide out
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descartar algo [eliminar]to rule sth. out [exclude, eliminate]
hacer notar algoto point sth. out [to make known]
aludir a algo [mencionar]to point sth. out [to mention]
llamar la atención [cosa] [locución]to stand out [idiom]
Unverified achicalarse algo [agotarse algo] [mex.]to wear sth. out
salir corriendoto run out [leave in a hurry]
levantar a algnto get sb. out of bed
tender algo [extender]to spread sth. out [blanket etc.]
espetar algo [col.] [decir bruscamente]to blurt sth. out
janguiar [col.] [carib.]to hang out [coll.] [with friends]
fin. extender un talónto make out a cheque [Br.]
estar en el paroto be out of work
encontrarse en el paroto be out of work
gastar algo [desgastar]to wear sth. out / down [from use]
TIC Unverified listo para usar {adv}out of the box [ready to use]
ejecución {f} de un pedidocarrying out of an order
asomarse a la ventanato lean out of the window
¡Quitate de en medio!Get out of the way!
desbocado {adj}out of control [e.g. runaway train etc.]
sonsacar a algn algoto coax sth. out of sb.
saltar la ficha [Argentina] [col.]to find out the truth
quitar algo a algnto swindle sb. out of sth.
apearse de algo [vehículo]to get out of sth. [vehicle]
librarse de algoto get out of sth. [avoid doing]
algo fuera de lo normalsomething out of the ordinary
desacostumbrarse de algoto get out of the habit of sth.
salir mal parado de algoto come out of sth. badly
ponerse morado de algo [col.]to pig out on sth. [coll.]
Unverified coscar algo [darse cuenta] [esp.] [Cádiz] [col.]to find sth. out
loc. descubrir el pastelto let the cat out of the bag
pasar de castaño oscuro [locución]to get out of hand [idiom]
arrancar algo de cuajoto pull sth. out by the roots
Unverified ponerse hasta la verga [mex.] [vulg.]to be black-out drunk
Unverified Ir a janguiar [ir a salir] [mex.] [Puebla] [col.]to go out
trabajar a tope [col.] [locución]to be working flat out [coll.] [idiom]
andar con ojo [col.] [locución]to watch out [coll.] [idiom] [be careful]
estar tendido en el sueloto be stretched out on the floor
estar a salvo [locución]to be out of harm's way [idiom]
surgir de la nada {adv} [locución]to appear from out of the blue [idiom]
sacar a algn de la habitaciónto get sb. out of the room
de buenas a primeras {adv} [col.] [locución]out of the blue [coll.] [idiom]
birlarle algo a algn [esp.] [col.]to diddle sb. out of sth. [sl.]
Salí de la habitación enfadado.I angrily walked out of the room.
llorar como una Magdalena [col.] [locución]to cry one's eyes out [coll.] [idiom]
estar como una cabra [col.] [loc.]to be out of one's mind [idiom]
Unverified cerrar sesión de algo [computadora, sitio web]sign out of sth. [computer, website]
levantar la liebre [col.] [locución]to let the cat out of the bag [coll.] [idiom]
echar el bofe [col.] [locución]to go all out [coll.] [idiom] [exert oneself to the utmost]
como alma que lleva el diabolo {adv} [col.]like a bat out of hell [coll.]
divisar a-algn/algoto make sb./sth. out [idiom] [see, distinguish in the dark etc.]
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