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"despegarse" in English

TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to come away{vb} (become detached)
to peel{v.i.} (wallpaper)
despegarse de algn
to cut oneself off from sb
despegarse de algn
to distance oneself from sb
Así, el polo inferior de las membranas se despega del segmento uterino inferior mediante un movimiento circular del dedo que examina.
Then, the inferior pole of the membranes is detached from the lower uterine segment by a circular movement of the examining finger.
Los ciudadanos de Europa se sienten muy desilusionados y despegados de las instituciones y del proceso de integración europea.
Europe's citizens feel very disillusioned and detached from the institutions and the process of European integration.
Señora Presidenta, Bulgaria todavía no ha logrado despegar desde el fin de la dictadura.
Madam President, Bulgaria has not yet managed to take off since the end of the dictatorship.
A eso yo respondería que a ese vuelo no debe permitírsele despegar bajo ningún concepto y que debe ser cancelado.
To this I would say that this flight should not be allowed to take off at all, and must be cancelled.
El 30 % de todos los vuelos programados en Europa despegan con retraso el 45 % de las veces.
30 % of all scheduled flights in Europe take off late 45 % of the time.
despegar[despegando · despegado] {intransitive verb}
Por un lado, tenemos los sistemas de precios garantizados, que hicieron despegar la industria de la energía renovable en Europa.
On the one hand, there are the fixed-price systems which have launched the renewable energy industry in Europe.

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "despegar":
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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despegarse de algn
to distance oneself from sb
despegarse de algn
to cut oneself off from sb