Arrancó (en. Started)

/a-rraŋˈko/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: Took or removed something forcefully.

English: She tore the plant from the garden because it was dry.

Ella arrancó la planta del jardín porque estaba seca.

English: Began to do something in an energetic manner.

English: He/she/it started the project with a lot of motivation.

Arrancó el proyecto con mucha motivación.

English: Refers to starting an engine or machine.

English: The mechanic started the car after repairing it.

El mecánico arrancó el coche después de repararlo.

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

English: to bring tears

English: To provoke crying in someone.

arrancar lágrimas

English: to bring a smile

English: To make someone smile.

arrancar una sonrisa

English: to eliminate completely

English: To completely eliminate something unwanted.

arrancar de raíz

English: to pull out

English: Verb meaning to pull something out forcefully.

arrancar

English: torn out

English: Past participle of to pull out, refers to something that has been removed.

arrancado

English: Start the party

English: We are going to start the party at 8.

Vamos a arrancar la fiesta a las 8.

English: To kick off something

English: I'm going to kick off my studies now.

Me voy a arrancar con mis estudios ahora.