largarse in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for largarse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

I.largar VB trans

1.1. largar NAUT:

largar amarras/cabo

to let out

largar amarras/cabo

to pay out

1.2. largar RioPl (soltar, dejar caer):

largar

to let … go

ve largando el peso de a poco

let it down slowly

2.1. largar:

largar esp. CSur inf discurso/sermón

to give

largar palabrota/insulto

to let fly

de repente le largó que se iba mañana

he suddenly came out with the news that he was leaving the next day

no me largó ni un peso

he didn't give me a penny

largá la plata RioPl inf

hand over the dough inf

2.2. largar RioPl olor:

largar

to give off

3. largar inf (encajar):

largar

to dump inf

largar

to unload inf

siempre le larga los niños a la madre

she's always dumping the kids on her mother

4. largar inf (despedir):

largar

to fire

largar

to give … the boot inf

largar

to sack Brit

la novia lo largó RioPl

his girlfriend ditched him o dumped him o gave him the boot inf

5. largar inf (de la cárcel):

largar

to let … out

6.1. largar SPORTS:

largar CSur Mex pelota

to throw

6.2. largar SPORTS:

largar CSur Mex carrera

to start

II.largar VB intr

1. largar Spain sl (hablar):

largar

to yack inf

largar

to natter inf

2. largar And:

largar SPORTS, HORSE RAC

to start

¡largaron!

they're off!

III.largarse VB vpr

1. largarse inf (irse):

largarse

to beat it inf

largarse

to clear off inf

¡lárgate!

beat it!

¡lárgate!

clear off!

larguémonos antes de que venga la policía

let's get out of here before the police arrive

esto se pone feo, yo me largo

I don't like the look of this, I'm taking off Am inf

esto se pone feo, yo me largo

I don't like the look of this, I'm off Brit inf

2. largarse RioPl (saltar):

largarse

to jump

se largó a la pileta de cabeza

she dived (headfirst) into the pool

3. largarse:

largarse un pedo RioPl inf

to blow off inf

largarse un pedo RioPl inf

to let off inf

largarse un pedo RioPl inf

to fart sl

4. largarse CSur inf (empezar):

largarse

to start

largarse

to get going inf

está a punto de hablar, cualquier día se larga

she's almost talking, she'll start any day now

largarse a + infinit.

to start to +  infinit.

largarse a + infinit.

to start -ing

se largó a llover

it started to rain

se largó a llover

it started raining

ya se largó a caminar

he has already started to walk o started walking

Translations for largarse in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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skip off

largarse inf

peel out

largarse inf

vamoose

largarse inf

beetle off

largarse inf

scarper

largarse inf

buzz off

largarse inf

push along

largarse inf

push off inf

largarse inf

make away

largarse inf

to make away with sth

escaparse or inf largarse con algo

largarse in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for largarse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

I.largar VB trans g → gu

1. largar (soltar):

largar

to release

2. largar inf:

largar (golpe)

to land

largar (bofetada)

to let fly

3. largar inf (discurso):

largar

to give

4. largar inf (deshacerse de):

largar algo a alguien

to unload sth on sb

siempre larga el trabajo a los demás

he/she is always unloading work on others

5. largar (revelar):

largar

to tell

si te lo digo, lo largarás a todos

if I tell you, you'll go and tell everyone

II.largar VB refl largarse

1. largar:

largarse (irse)

to leave

largarse (de casa)

to leave home

2. largar LatAm (comenzar):

largarse

to begin

largarse a hacer algo

to start to do sth

III.largar VB intr inf

largar

to talk a lot

largar

to yack

Translations for largarse in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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make off

largarse

buzz off

largarse

push along

largarse

scarper

largarse

slope off

largarse

scoot

largarse

shove off

largarse

push off

largarse

scram

largarse

largarse Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

lo de largarse en medio de la reunión fue solo una quedada

I was only fooling when I got up and left in the middle of the meeting

largarse a hacer algo

to start to do sth