make off

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make off
verbo intransitivo
1largarse (familiar) (leave)

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make off [meik]
  • To make off with -> llevarse, quitar de delante; arrebatar
irse, huir, tomar las de Villadiego.

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make off
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
irse rápidamente; largarse; (informal)
to make off with sth llevarse algo; escaparse con algo; largarse con algo; (informal)
the carpenter came to complain that someone had made off with the portable fences without asking his permission he shot him and made off with the money Some thieves walk into galleries and casually make off with pictures or bronzes the thief made off with 3 million pounds in gold bars

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