Arrancar (en. Start up)

/a.ran.kar/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English Text: To take or remove something from a place.

English Text: The mechanic started the engine to check it.

El mecánico arrancó el motor para revisarlo.

English Text: To begin doing something with strength or determination.

English Text: He started his project from the very first day.

Arrancó con su proyecto desde el primer día.

English Text: To cause something to start or begin.

English Text: The news sparked a wave of reactions.

La noticia arrancó una ola de reacciones.

English Text: To break or separate something forcefully.

English Text: He pulled the paper off the wall.

Arrancó el papel de la pared.

English Text: From Latin 'arrancāre', which means 'to pull out by the roots'.

English Text: to draw tears

English Text: To make someone cry.

arrancar lágrimas

English Text: to elicit applause

English Text: To provoke the crowd to applaud.

arrancar un aplauso

English Text: to pull out completely

English Text: To remove something by the roots or completely.

arrancar de cuajo

English Text: start

English Text: The moment or act of starting something.

arranque

English Text: starter

English Text: Tool or device used to start.

arrancador

English Text: pulled

English Text: That has been removed or taken away.

arrancado

English Text: To begin something intensely.

English Text: That party kicked off in an incredible way.

Esa fiesta arrancó de una manera increíble.

English Text: To leave quickly.

English Text: I left the party before it started raining.

Me arranqué de la fiesta antes de que empezara a llover.