desembarrancar en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de desembarrancar en el diccionario español»inglés

I.embarrancar V. intr.

1. embarrancar NÁUT.:

embarrancar

to run aground

2. embarrancar vehículo:

embarrancar

to get bogged down

embarrancar

to get stuck in the mud

el proyecto de ley está embarrancado

the bill has got(ten) bogged down

II.embarrancarse V. vpr

1. embarrancarse NÁUT.:

embarrancarse

to run aground

2. embarrancarse vehículo:

embarrancarse

to get bogged down

embarrancarse

to get stuck in the mud

I.desbarrancar V. trans.

1. desbarrancar carro/camión:

desbarrancar

to run … off the road

2. desbarrancar Ven. enemigo:

desbarrancar

to crush

II.desbarrancarse V. vpr

1. desbarrancarse:

desbarrancarse auto/camión:

to run off the road

desbarrancarse mula:

to fall over a precipice

desbarrancarse mula:

to fall over a cliff

2. desbarrancarse amer. (desprenderse):

desbarrancarse

to subside

I.arrancar V. trans.

1. arrancar:

arrancar hoja de papel/página

to tear out

arrancar etiqueta

to tear off

arrancar etiqueta

to rip off

arrancar esparadrapo

to pull off

arrancar botón

to tear off

arrancar botón

to rip off

arrancar botón

to pull off

arrancar planta

to pull up

arrancar flor

to pick

arrancar diente

to pull out

arrancó la planta de raíz

she pulled the plant up by the roots

arrancó la planta de raíz

she uprooted the plant

le arrancó un mechón de pelo

he pulled out a clump of her hair

no le arranques hojas al libro

don't tear pages out of the book

arrancó la venda

he tore off the bandage

me arrancó la carta de las manos

she snatched the letter out of my hands

hubo un forcejeo y le arrancó la pistola

there was a struggle and he wrenched the pistol away from her

le arrancó el bolso

he snatched her bag

le arrancó el bolso

he grabbed her bag from her

cuando se apoltrona no hay quien consiga arrancarlo de casa

when he gets into one of his stay-at-home moods it's impossible to drag him out

arrancar a alg. de los brazos del vicio liter.

to rescue sb from the clutches of evil liter.

el teléfono lo arrancó de sus pensamientos

the sound of the telephone brought him back to reality with a jolt

2. arrancar confesión/declaración:

arrancar

to extract

consiguieron arrancarle una confesión

they managed to extract a confession from o get a confession out of her

no hay quien le arranque una palabra de lo ocurrido

no one can get a word out of him about what happened

por fin consiguió arrancarle una sonrisa

she finally managed to get a smile out of him

3. arrancar motor/coche:

arrancar

to start

arrancar INFORM.

to boot

arrancar INFORM.

to boot (up)

II.arrancar V. intr.

1.1. arrancar:

arrancar MOTOR, MEC. motor/vehículo:

to start

el coche no arranca

the car won't start

el tren está a punto de arrancar

the train is about to leave

¡no arranques en segunda!

don't try and move off o pull away in second gear!

1.2. arrancar (moverse, decidirse) coloq.:

no hay quien lo haga arrancar

it's impossible to get him moving o to get him off his backside coloq.

tarda horas en arrancar

it takes him hours to get started o to get down to doing anything coloq.

1.3. arrancar (empezar):

arrancar a + infinit.

to start to +  infinit.

arrancar a + infinit.

to start -ing

arrancó a llorar

he burst into tears

arrancó a llorar

he started crying o to cry

2.1. arrancar (provenir, proceder) problema/crisis/creencia:

arrancar de algo

to stem from sth

esta tradición arranca del siglo XIV

this tradition dates from o back to the 14th century

de allí arrancan todas sus desgracias

that's where all his misfortunes stem from

2.2. arrancar (provenir, proceder):

arrancar carretera:

to start

la senda que arranca de o en este punto

the path that starts from this point

2.3. arrancar (provenir, proceder) CONSTR.:

el punto del cual arranca el arco

the point from which the arch springs o stems

de la pared arrancaba un largo mostrador

a long counter came out from o jutted out from the wall

3. arrancar INFORM.:

arrancar

to boot up

volver a arrancar

to reboot

4. arrancar toro:

arrancar

to charge

5. arrancar Chile coloq. (huir):

arrancar

to run off

arrancar

to run away

arrancar de algo/alg.

to get away from sth/sb

fueron los primeros en arrancar del país

they were the first to get out of o skip the country coloq.

arrancar a perderse Chile coloq.

to be off like a shot coloq.

III.arrancarse V. vpr

1. arrancarse refl:

arrancarse pelo/diente

to pull out

arrancarse piel

to pull off

arrancarse botón

to pull off

2.1. arrancarse toro:

arrancarse

to charge

2.2. arrancarse MÚS.:

arrancarse por sevillanas

to break into dance o into a sevillana

3.1. arrancarse Chile coloq. (huir):

arrancarse

to run away

se les arrancó el prisionero

the prisoner got away from them o ran away coloq.

arrancarse de algo/alg.

to run away from sth/sb

3.2. arrancarse Chile coloq. precios:

arrancarse

to shoot up coloq.

Véase también: sevillanas

sevillanas SUST. fpl

sevillanas

four-part popular dance which originated in Seville

I.desembarcar V. intr.

1. desembarcar (de un barco, avión):

desembarcar pasajeros:

to disembark

desembarcar tropas:

to land

desembarcar tropas:

to disembark

2. desembarcar (de un tren):

desembarcar pasajeros:

to leave

desembarcar pasajeros:

to get off

desembarcar tropas:

to detrain

II.desembarcar V. trans.

1. desembarcar mercancías:

desembarcar

to unload

2. desembarcar pasajeros:

desembarcar

to disembark

desembarcar (en caso de emergencia)

to evacuate

desembarazarse V. vpr

desembarazarse de algo/alg.

to get rid of sth/sb

desembarcadero SUST. m

desembarcadero

jetty

desembarcadero

landing stage

desembargo SUST. m

desembargo

lifting of an attachment order

desembarque SUST. m

1. desembarque:

desembarque (de pasajeros)

disembarkation

desembarque (en caso de emergencia)

evacuation

2. desembarque (de mercancías):

desembarque

unloading

desembarco SUST. m

desembarco

disembarkation

el desembarco de Normandía

the Normandy landings

desbarrancadero SUST. m Col. Ven.

desbarrancadero

precipice

desembarrancar en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de desembarrancar en el diccionario español»inglés

I.desembarazar <z → c> [des·em·ba·ra·ˈsar, -ˈθar] V. trans. (librar)

desembarazar

to free

II.desembarazar <z → c> [des·em·ba·ra·ˈsar, -ˈθar] V. v. refl.

desembarazar desembarazarse:

desembarazar

to free oneself

III.desembarazar <z → c> [des·em·ba·ra·ˈsar, -ˈθar] V. intr. Chile (dar a luz)

desembarazar

to give birth

I.desembarcar <c → qu> [des·em·βar·ˈkar] V. intr.

1. desembarcar (descargar):

desembarcar

to disembark

2. desembarcar (una escalera):

desembarcar

to lead to

II.desembarcar <c → qu> [des·em·βar·ˈkar] V. trans.

1. desembarcar (descargar):

desembarcar

to unload

2. desembarcar (transportar):

desembarcar

to transport

I.arrancar <c → qu> [a·rran·ˈkar] V. trans.

1. arrancar (planta):

arrancar

to pull up

el viento arrancó el árbol

the wind uprooted the tree

2. arrancar:

arrancar (pegatina)

to tear off

arrancar (página)

to tear out

3. arrancar (muela):

arrancar

to extract

arrancar

to pull (out)

le arrancaron el arma

they wrenched the weapon from him/her

el ladrón le arrancó el bolso de la mano

the thief snatched her handbag from her hand

la granada le arrancó un brazo

the grenade blew off his/her arm

la corriente arrancó el puente

the current swept away the bridge

4. arrancar (vehículo, motor):

arrancar

to start

5. arrancar (conseguir):

arrancar aplausos al público

to draw applause from the audience

arrancar una promesa a alguien

to force a promise out of sb

arrancar un secreto a alguien

to worm a secret out of sb

arrancar una victoria

to snatch (a) victory

II.arrancar <c → qu> [a·rran·ˈkar] V. intr.

1. arrancar (vehículo):

arrancar

to start

2. arrancar (empezar):

arrancar a hacer algo

to start doing sth

arrancar a correr

to start running

arrancar a cantar

to burst out singing

3. arrancar (provenir):

arrancar

to stem

esto arranca del siglo XV

this goes back to the 15th century

desembarazo [des·em·ba·ˈra·so, -θo] SUST. m (desenvoltura)

desembarazo

ease

desembarque [des·em·ˈbar·ke] SUST. m (arribada)

desembarque

landing

desembargar <g → gu> [des·em·bar·ˈɣar] V. trans.

desembargar algo

to lift the embargo on sth

desembarco [des·em·ˈbar·ko] SUST. m (arribada)

desembarco

landing

desembarcadero [des·em·bar·ka·ˈde·ro] SUST. m

desembarcadero

landing stage

desembarcadero (puente)

jetty

desembarcadero (puente)

wharf

barranco [ba·ˈrran·ko] SUST. m

1. barranco (despeñadero):

barranco

cliff

2. barranco (cauce):

barranco

ravine

desembalar [des·em·ba·ˈlar] V. trans.

desembalar

to unpack