Despego (en. Takeoff)

/desˈpeɡo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English Text: Action of detaching something that was adhered.

English Text: The detachment of the label was very simple.

El despego de la etiqueta fue muy sencillo.

English Text: Separating one part from another in an object.

English Text: The pilot made a safe takeoff from the airplane.

El piloto realizó un despego seguro del avión.

English Text: Starting to fly an airplane or a vessel.

English Text: The departure of the flight was announced by the speakers.

El despego del vuelo fue anunciado por los altavoces.

English Text: Emotionally isolating oneself from something or someone.

English Text: After the breakup, she sought emotional detachment.

Después de la ruptura, ella buscó un despego emocional.

English Text: The term comes from the verb 'despegar', which combines the prefix 'des-' with 'pegar'.

English Text: emotional detachment

English Text: State of freeing someone from affectionate feelings.

despego emocional

English Text: detachment from the material

English Text: Attitude of not getting attached to physical possessions.

despego de lo material

English Text: take off

English Text: Verb that means to separate something that was joined.

despegar

English Text: detach

English Text: To free or release something that had been kept in place.

desprender

English Text: To abruptly break with something or someone.

English Text: I decided to make a break and leave that toxic relationship.

Decidí dar un despego y dejar esa relación tóxica.

English Text: To free oneself from emotional burdens.

English Text: I need a mental break to be able to rest.

Necesito un despego mental para poder descansar.