to throw off
throw
θrəʊ
threw
off
ɒf
of

Definición y significado de "throw off"en inglés

to throw off
01

deshacerse de, eliminar

to eliminate something unwanted or challenging 
Transitive: to throw off unwanted objects
to throw off definition and meaning
información gramatical
composición morfológica
frasal
verbo de acción
regular
separable
partícula
off
verbo base
throw
presente
throw off
3.ª persona singular
throws off
participio presente
throwing off
pretérito simple
threw off
participio pasado
thrown off
Ejemplos
I need to throw off these old clothes and make space in my closet. 

Necesito deshacerme de esta ropa vieja y hacer espacio en mi armario.

02

quitarse

to remove a piece of clothing quickly and without care 
Transitive: to throw off clothes
to throw off definition and meaning
Ejemplos
He threw off his hat as soon as he stepped indoors. 

Él se quitó su sombrero tan pronto como entró en la casa.

03

deshacerse de, zafarse de

to get away from someone or something chasing one 
Transitive: to throw off sb/sth
Ejemplos
The prey tried desperately to throw off the predator in the dense forest. 

La presa intentó desesperadamente deshacerse del depredador en el bosque denso.

04

desajustar, interferir

to disrupt or interfere with the normal operation of something 
Transitive: to throw off a plan or process
Ejemplos
The sudden power outage threw off the entire production schedule. 

El apagón repentino desorganizó por completo el cronograma de producción.

05

deshacerse de, superar

to overcome a minor illness or discomfort 
Transitive: to throw off an illness
Ejemplos
He managed to throw the cold off before the important meeting. 

Logró deshacerse del resfriado antes de la reunión importante.

06

desconcertar, engañar

to confuse someone, typically by creating a deceptive appearance or impression 
Transitive: to throw off sb/sth
Ejemplos
His calm demeanor was meant to throw off suspicions about his involvement. 

Su actitud tranquila estaba destinada a despistar las sospechas sobre su participación.

07

soltar, lanzar

to say or write something informally and without much thought or consideration 
Transitive: to throw off a remark
Ejemplos
Despite the serious topic of the meeting, John couldn't help but throw off a few lighthearted remarks. 

A pesar del tema serio de la reunión, John no pudo evitar soltar algunos comentarios desenfadados.

08

soltar, desatar

to set loose a pack of hounds or hunting dogs in order to begin a hunt 
Transitive: to throw off a pack of hunting dogs
Ejemplos
As the sun rose, the experienced huntsman signaled for the hounds to be thrown off. 

Mientras salía el sol, el experimentado cazador señaló para soltar a los sabuesos.

LanGeek
Descargar la Aplicación
langeek application

Download Mobile App

App Store