drop out

drop out
verbo intransitivo
1. retirarse (from a contest); marginarse (from society)
  • to d out of university -> dejar la universidad

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drop out [drop-kik]
1. Desaparecer, disiparse algún líquido.
2. No presentarse a un concurso, una carrera (before event); abandonar un curso, una carrera (during event).
  • To drop out of politics -> dejar o abandonar la política
  • To drop out (of society) -> marginarse, convertirse en un marginado

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