from off

Significados de "from off" en diccionario español inglés : 2 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
General
1	General	from off	desde lejos de [adv]
2	General	from off	fuera de [prep]

Significados de "from off" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 49 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
Common
1	Common	take (away, from, off) (to make less by a certain amount)	restar [v]
General
2	General	with fur rubbed off from the hobble	trabado [adj]
3	General	sparks thrown off from burning paper	monjas [f/pl]
4	General	wander off from	apartarse de [v]
5	General	drawing off or turning aside from its proper course	derivación [f]
6	General	part torn off from a bunch of grapes	carpa [f]
7	General	take off shackles (from horses/mules)	desmanear [v]
8	General	cut off the edge or border from cloth/paper	desorillar [v]
9	General	pull off the cap or head-dress from	destocar [v]
10	General	take off a bandage from	desvendar [v]
11	General	take off the quicksilver from a looking-glass	desazogar [v]
12	General	take off the top or crown from anything	descoronar [v]
13	General	sparks thrown off from burning paper	monjas [f/pl]
14	General	person who scares off grackles from planted fields	zanatero [m] HNSV
15	General	south and southwesterly wind that, accompanied by rain and thunder, blows off the coast of venezuela from june to the end of september	caldereta [f] VE
16	General	machine used to cut the horns off a cow from the base	desmochadora [f] UYrur.
17	General	lasso or rope tied to the leg of an animal preventing it from walking off	suerte [f] DO
18	General	who lives off favors from others	cachetero [adj] SVPR
19	General	fired or laid off from job	cesanteado [adj] NICUDOPRVEARUY
20	General	cut someone off from the exit	arrecochinar [v] PA
21	General	come off from some place	desmarimbarse [v] NI
22	General	fall off (paint or finish from a wall or other smooth surface)	escarapelarse [v] MXCRCOVE
23	General	cross off one or more names from a list of candidates	escrachar [v] PR
24	General	cut off the lasso from an animal	ramalear [v] AR:Nwrur.
Idioms
25	Idioms	be detached or cut off from	cortar las amarras [v]
26	Idioms	disappear from or vanish off the face of the earth	tragarse la tierra a alguien [v]
27	Idioms	from a mile off	a leguas [adv]
28	Idioms	get laid off from one's job	ser despedido del empleo
29	Idioms	get laid off from one's job	ser echado del trabajo
30	Idioms	lay someone off from	despedir a alguien de (un trabajo)
Speaking
31	Speaking	I took a day off from work	me tomé un día libre en el trabajo
Phrasals
32	Phrasals	split off from	separarse de [v]
33	Phrasals	rush off from	huir de (un lugar) [v]
34	Phrasals	separate something off from something	separar algo de otra cosa [v]
35	Phrasals	start off from	empezar desde [v]
36	Phrasals	start off from some place	empezar un viaje desde algún lugar [v]
37	Phrasals	separate off from something	separarse de algo [v]
38	Phrasals	stand off from	permanecer separado de [v]
39	Phrasals	peel something off from something	despegar algo (de algo)
Phrases
40	Phrases	from the off	inmediatamente
41	Phrases	from the off	lo antes posible
Colloquial
42	Colloquial	chip off some plaster/paint from the surface	cachar [v] AR
Business
43	Business	off (away from work)	ausente del trabajo
Engineering
44	Engineering	water running off from irrigated land	escurrideras [f] MX
Geology
45	Geology	breaking off of icebergs from glaciers	velaje glaciar [m]
Environment
46	Environment	run-off from feedlots	escorrentía de los corrales
Cycling
47	Cycling	go off from the front	atacar por delante [v]
Folklore
48	Folklore	folklore competition where a rider moves at a gallop and tries to grab and tear off the head of a live rooster suspended from its legs in a horizontal line, at a certain height	gallopitina [f] EC
Production
49	Production	trim off the burr from	desrebabar [v]