hang out
intransitive verb1. (colloquial) (to spend time)
We love to hang out at the beach in the summer.En el verano nos encanta pasar el rato en la playa.
Where do you usually hang out on weekends?¿Por dónde andas normalmente los fines de semana?
2. (to hang down)
transitive verb3. (to suspend)
Hang the clothes out on the line.Tiende la ropa en la cuerda.
They hung out the flags when the troops returned from the war.Colgaron banderitas cuando las tropas volvieron de la guerra.
We could hang flags out between the trees for the party.Para la fiesta podríamos poner banderitas entre los árboles.
hang out
transitive verb phrase1. (washing)
intransitive verba. tender
2. (general)
a. no direct translation
his tongue/shirt was hanging outtenía la lengua/camisa fuera
3. (colloquial)
a. no direct translation
to h out with one's friendsandar por ahí con los amigos
he usually hangs out in the Bronx Cafénormalmente va por el Café Bronx
hang out
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
1 [+tongue, shirt tails]
the dog lay there panting, with his tongue hanging out el perro estaba ahí echado, jadeando con la lengua fuera or con la lengua colgando; your shirt is hanging out llevas la camisa colgando; tienes la camisa fuera
2 (live) vivir; (spend time) pasar el rato
he hung out in Paris for several years pasó or vivió varios años en París; on Saturdays we hang out in the park los sábados pasamos el rato en el parque; I used to hang out in supermarkets solía frecuentar los supermercados
she hangs out with some strange people anda or se junta con gente rara
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