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Qué significa “put away” en español: traducción, pronunciación y ejemplos

Pronunciación: EE. UU. /ˌpʊt əˈweɪ/

put away en español: guardar, recoger, ahorrar, reservar, encarcelar, internar

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GUARDARA2

guardar, recoger

Devolver algo al lugar donde se guarda después de usarlo.

En inglés sencillo: To return something to the place where it is kept when you finish using it.

  • Put away your toys, please.
  • He put the clean dishes away.
  • Have you put away the tools yet?

Cómo se usa: put something away (Please put your books away after class.)

Sinónimos: tidy away, store

Antónimos: take out

Expresiones frecuentes: put away something, put away toys

AHORRARB1

ahorrar, reservar

Guardar dinero u otras cosas para usarlos más adelante.

En inglés sencillo: To save money or other things so you can use them later.

  • I put away a little money each week.
  • They put food away for the winter.
  • Have you put anything away for emergencies?

Cómo se usa: put something away for something (We put some money away for our holiday.)

Sinónimos: save, set aside, store

Antónimos: spend

Expresiones frecuentes: put away money, put away something

ENCERRARB2

encarcelar, internar

Enviar a alguien a una cárcel o a un hospital psiquiátrico y mantenerlo allí.

En inglés sencillo: If someone is sent to prison or a hospital for mental illness, they are kept there.

  • They put the robber away.
  • He was put away for twenty years.
  • In those days, families sometimes put mentally ill relatives away.

Cómo se usa: put someone away for a period (The judge put him away for eight years.)

Sinónimos: lock up, confine, imprison

Antónimos: release

Expresiones frecuentes: put away someone, put someone away

CONSUMIR MUCHOC1

devorar, consumir

Comer o beber grandes cantidades de algo.

En inglés sencillo: If you do this, you eat or drink a lot of something.

  • He put away five burgers.
  • How much beer did they put away?
  • She can put away an enormous breakfast.

Cómo se usa: put away something (He can put away three sandwiches in minutes.); put something away (That pizza was huge, but she put it away.)

Sinónimos: devour, consume

Expresiones frecuentes: put away food, put away a meal, put away several beers

NOQUEARC1

noquear

Golpear a un adversario tan fuerte que ya no pueda seguir peleando.

En inglés sencillo: To hit an opponent so hard that they cannot continue fighting.

  • The boxer put his opponent away.
  • One powerful punch put her away.
  • Can he put away the champion before the final round?

Cómo se usa: put someone away in a round (She put her opponent away in the third round.)

Sinónimos: knock out

Expresiones frecuentes: put away an opponent, put someone away

MATARC2

matar, liquidar

Matar a alguien, a menudo de forma deliberada y secreta.

En inglés sencillo: To kill someone, often deliberately and secretly.

  • The gang put him away.
  • They planned to put away the only witness.
  • Was she paid to put her rival away?

Cómo se usa: put someone away (The gang hired a man to put the witness away.)

Sinónimos: kill, murder

Expresiones frecuentes: put away someone, put someone away

Preguntas frecuentes sobre put away

¿Qué significa put away?

“put away” significa “guardar”. Devolver algo al lugar donde se guarda después de usarlo.

¿Cómo se dice put away en español?

Las traducciones de put away al español son: guardar, recoger, ahorrar, reservar, encarcelar, internar.

¿Cómo se pronuncia put away?

Se pronuncia /ˌpʊt əˈweɪ/.

¿Cómo se usa put away en una frase?

Put away your toys, please. He put the clean dishes away.

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