Colgaré (en. I will hang up)

[kolɡaˈɾe]

Meaning & Definition

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verb

To give something the disposition of being suspended at a point.

I will hang the painting on the wall.

Colgaré el cuadro en la pared.

To stop talking to someone on the phone.

I will hang up when the conversation is over.

Colgaré cuando termine la conversación.

To suspend something in a high place.

I will hang the clothes on the clothesline.

Colgaré la ropa en el tendedero.

From the Latin 'collocare', which means 'to place' or 'to suspend'.

to hang up the gloves

To withdraw or stop fighting in a difficult situation.

colgar los guantes

to hang a portrait

To place an image on the wall.

colgar un retrato

to hang by a thread

To be in a situation of risk or instability.

colgar de un hilo

to hang

Verb that means to suspend something.

colgar

hung

Participle of 'to hang', describing something that is suspended.

colgado

hangs

Form of the verb 'to hang' in the second person singular imperative.

cuelga

To end a relationship abruptly.

He decided to hang up on her because he didn't want to continue the discussion.

Decidió colgarle porque no quería seguir con la discusión.

To leave someone on hold without reason.

I didn't like being hung up on in the middle of a conversation.

No me gustó que me colgara en plena charla.