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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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decolaje SUST. m amer.

decolaje: take-off

avión de despegue vertical SUST. m

avión de despegue vertical: vertical take-off aircraft

despegue vertical: vertical takeoff

parodia: takeoff coloq.

decolar: to take off

descalzarse: to take off one's shoes

despegue (de un avión): takeoff

al efectuar la maniobra de despegue: during takeoff

parodiar: to take off coloq.

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takeoff [ingl. am. ˈteɪkˌɔf, ingl. brit. ˈteɪkɒf] SUST.

1.1. takeoff AERO.:

takeoff: despegue m

takeoff: decolaje m amer.

the plane is ready for takeoff: el avión está listo para despegar

the plane is ready for takeoff: el avión está listo para decolar amer.

the economy is ready for takeoff: la economía está a punto de levantar vuelo

the economy is ready for takeoff: el país está listo para el despegue económico

1.2. takeoff DEP.:

takeoff: despegue m

2. takeoff (caricature, imitation):

takeoff coloq.: parodia f

to do a takeoff of sb: hacer una parodia de alguien

to do a takeoff of sb: imitar a alguien

I. take off V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o, v + o + prep + o)

1. take off (detach, unfasten):

take off handle/lid/cover: quitar

take off handle/lid/cover: sacar

I've got to take the wheel off: tengo que sacar la rueda

the hurricane took the roof off the house: el huracán le arrancó el tejado a la casa

2. take off (clean, strip away):

take off paint: quitar

take off paint: sacar esp amer.

she took her make-up off: se quitó el maquillaje

she took her make-up off: se sacó el maquillaje esp amer.

this will take the stain off the tablecloth: esto le quitará la mancha al mantel

3. take off (cut off):

take off branch/shoot: cortar

take off limb: amputar

I asked the hairdresser not to take too much off the back: le pedí al peluquero que no me cortara mucho atrás

4. take off (deduct):

take off: descontar

they take $15 off if you pay cash: te descuentan 15 dólares si pagas en efectivo

that haircut takes years off him: ese corte de pelo le quita años de encima

5. take off (have free):

she's taken the morning off (from) work: se ha tomado la mañana libre

I took a week off work to attend the conference: falté una semana al trabajo para asistir al congreso

I took time off from my schedule to visit the Prado: hice un hueco en el programa para visitar el Prado

6. take off (rescue, transport):

take off: rescatar

II. take off V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. take off (remove):

take off dress/watch/shoes/mask: quitar

take off dress/watch/shoes/mask: sacar esp amer.

to take one's dress/watch/shoes/mask off: quitarse el vestido/el reloj/los zapatos/la máscara

to take one's dress/watch/shoes/mask off: sacarse el vestido/el reloj/los zapatos/la máscara esp amer.

2. take off (discontinue):

take off film/play: quitar

take off film/play: sacar esp amer.

take off service: suprimir

take off service: cancelar

3. take off (imitate):

take off coloq.: imitar

take off coloq.: remedar

III. take off V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + adv)

1. take off:

take off aircraft/pilot:: despegar

take off aircraft/pilot:: decolar amer.

take off flight:: salir

2. take off (succeed):

take off career:: tomar vuelo

the economy took off in the fifties: el despegue económico se produjo en los años cincuenta

the economy took off in the fifties: la economía empezó a florecer en los años cincuenta

sales of the book took off immediately: el libro se empezó a vender muy bien enseguida

3. take off (depart):

take off: largarse coloq.

take off: irse

take off, buddy! ingl. am. coloq.: ¡mira, vete por ahí! coloq.

take off, buddy! ingl. am. coloq.: ¡andá a pasear, che! Río Pl. coloq.

IV. take off V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + o + adv) (convey)

take off: llevar(se)

they took her off to prison: (se) la llevaron a la cárcel

to take oneself off: irse

I'll take myself off now: bueno, me voy

V. take off V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + o + adv, v + o + prep + o)

1. take off (remove):

take off: quitar

take off: sacar esp amer.

take your feet off the sofa: quita los pies del sofá

take your feet off the sofa: saca los pies del sofá esp amer.

take your foot off the clutch: levanta el pie del embrague

take your hands off me!: ¡quítame las manos de encima!

take your hands off me!: ¡no me toques!

2. take off (erase, exclude):

your name has been taken off the list: te han eliminado or tachado (or borrado etc.) de la lista

the soup has been taken off the menu: han quitado la sopa del menú

3. take off (transfer from):

I'm taking you off this case: quiero que dejes el caso

4. take off (take away from):

take off coloq.: quitar

take off coloq.: sacar Co. Sur

I took the gun off him: le quité la pistola

I took the gun off him: le saqué la pistola Co. Sur

en el diccionario PONS

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take-off [ˈteɪkɒf, ingl. am. -ɑ:f] SUST.

1. take-off AERO.:

take-off: despegue m

2. take-off ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (imitation):

take-off: imitación f

I. take off V. trans.

1. take off (remove from):

take off: retirar

to take sb off a list: tachar a alguien de una lista

2. take off clothes:

take off: quitarse

3. take off (bring away):

take off: llevarse

4. take off (subtract):

take off: descontar

5. take off (stop showing):

take off: descontinuar

6. take off ingl. brit. (imitate):

take off: imitar

II. take off V. intr.

1. take off AERO.:

take off: despegar

2. take off:

take off coloq. (leave): salir

take off coloq. (flee): huir

3. take off (have success):

take off: empezar a tener éxito

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decolaje SUST. m amer.

decolaje: take-off

despegue SUST. m

despegue AERO., ECON.: take-off

despegue (cohete): blast-off

despegue (cohete): lift-off

imposibilitado (-a) ADJ.

1. imposibilitado:

imposibilitado (-a) (impedido): disabled

imposibilitado (-a) (paralítico): paralytic

2. imposibilitado (de acudir):

el despegue se vio imposibilitado por la niebla: the take-off was impeded by the fog

decolar: to take off

desenganchar (soltar): to take off

despojarse (ropa): to take off

descolgar: to take off

despegar: to take off

en el diccionario PONS

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decolaje [de·ko·ˈla·xe] SUST. m amer.

decolaje: take-off

despegue [des·ˈpe·ɣe] SUST. m

despegue AERO., ECON.: take-off

despegue (cohete): blast-off

despegue (cohete): lift-off

imposibilitado (-a) [im·po·si·βi·li·ˈta·do, -a] ADJ.

imposibilitado (-a): disabled

el despegue se vio imposibilitado por la niebla: the take-off was impeded by the fog

decolar: to take off

desenganchar (soltar): to take off

despojar de algo (ropa): to take off

listo para despegar: ready for takeoff

despegar: to take off

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takeoff [ˈteɪk·ɔf] SUST. AERO.

takeoff: despegue m

I. take off V. trans.

1. take off (remove from):

take off: retirar

to take sb off a list: tachar a alguien de una lista

2. take off clothes:

take off: quitarse

3. take off (bring away):

take off: llevarse

4. take off (subtract):

take off: descontar

5. take off (stop showing):

take off: quitar

II. take off V. intr.

1. take off AERO.:

take off: despegar

2. take off:

take off argot (leave): largarse

take off argot (flee): salir por pies

3. take off (have success):

take off: empezar a tener éxito

Present
I	take off
you	take off
he/she/it	takes off
we	take off
you	take off
they	take off

Past
I	took off
you	took off
he/she/it	took off
we	took off
you	took off
they	took off

Present Perfect
I	have	taken off
you	have	taken off
he/she/it	has	taken off
we	have	taken off
you	have	taken off
they	have	taken off

Past Perfect
I	had	taken off
you	had	taken off
he/she/it	had	taken off
we	had	taken off
you	had	taken off
they	had	taken off

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to take sth off the shelf: coger algo del estante

to put on/take off one's gloves: ponerse/sacarse los guantes

to take sb off a list: tachar a alguien de una lista

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The entire accident sequence from the beginning of takeoff to the impact in the water took less than one minute.

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Before takeoff technicians determined the distance to be traveled relative to the air, taking into account wind speed and direction along the flight path.

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The most important factor for the distance traveled by an object is its velocity at takeoff both the speed and angle.

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One approach is to analyse noise propagation at ground level during takeoff using a large number of microphones.

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Shortly after takeoff, the control tower lost contact with the aircraft.

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