arrumbar

v.

1 to put away.

2 to set course.

3 to set apart, to put away.

4 to leave out, to exclude from the conversation.

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arrumbar

► verbo intransitivo

1 MARÍTIMO to set course (hacia, for)

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arrumbar

► verbo transitivo

1 (apartar) to put away, lay aside

2 figurado (persona) to neglect, ignore

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I

VT

1) [+ objeto] (=apartar) to put aside, discard; (=olvidar) to neglect, forget

2) [+ individuo] [en discusión] to silence, floor; (=apartar) to remove

II ( Náut)

1.

VI to set course (hacia for)

2.

See:

arrumbarse

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1.

verbo transitivo arrinconar c), d)

2.

arrumbar vi to fix a course

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1.

verbo transitivo arrinconar c), d)

2.

arrumbar vi to fix a course

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arrumbar [A1 ]

vt

arrinconar vt 3. (↑ arrinconar) , arrinconar vt 4. (↑ arrinconar)

■ arrumbar

vi

to fix a course

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arrumbar (conjugate arrumbar) verbo transitivo See Also→ arrinconar c, d
'arrumbar' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
arrinconar

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arrumbar vt

viejos libros arrumbados en un cajón old books stored o packed away in a box;

arrumbaron los viejos odios que había entre ellos they buried the long-standing hatred that had existed between them

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arrumbar

I v/t put away

II v/i MAR

:

arrumbar hacia el norte steer a course north

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arrumbar vt

1) : to lay aside, to put away

2) : to floor, to leave speechless