Volarte (en. Fly away)

/bo-laɾ-te/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of moving away flying or quickly from a place.

I decided to fly away before the fight started.

Decidí volarte antes de que comenzara la pelea.

Escape from a situation of danger or discomfort.

When I heard the noise, I didn’t think and started to fly away.

Cuando escuché el ruido, no pensé y empecé a volarte.

Disappear from the sight of others.

Upon seeing the police, he turned around and flew away.

Al ver a la policía, se dio la vuelta y se voló.

The term comes from the verb 'volar,' which means to move through the air.

fly away from here

Leave a place quickly.

volarte de aquí

don’t turn me around

Don’t disappear or don’t get away.

no me voltes

I’m going to fly away

I’m going to leave quickly.

me voy a volar

fly

Move through the air with wings or in a more abstract way, leave.

volar

escape

Free oneself from a place or situation.

escapar

flee

Move away quickly from something dangerous.

huir

Leave very quickly

When I got the news, I flew out of the house.

Cuando me dieron la noticia, volé de la casa.

Disappear from the situation

That party was boring, so I flew away.

Esa fiesta estaba aburrida, así que me volé.