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"apretar el paso" in English

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"apretar el paso" in English
apretar el paso{verb}
to speed up- to spur- to step out
apretar el paso{verb}
to hasten- to hurry
Translations & ExamplesSimilar TranslationsContext Examples
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
apretar el paso{verb}
apretar el paso
to speed up{vb} (move faster)
apretar el paso
to speed up
apretar el paso
to spur{v.i.} [arch.]
apretar el paso
to step out{vb} (walk quickly)
apretar el paso
to step out
apretar el paso{verb} [idiom]
apretar el paso(also: apresurar, alargar, apresurarse a, precipitar)
to hasten{vb}
apretar el paso(also: darse prisa, apurarse, precipitar, apresurarse)
to hurry{vb}

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "apretar el paso" in English
apretarverb
to clench- to depress- to pinch- to pinch- to push- to screw up- to squeeze- to tamp- to tamp down- to ram home- to stop- to clasp- to harass- to pack in- to press- to pressurize- to tighten- to pull- to put one's foot on- to put pressure on- to squeeze together- to squeeze up- to be demanding- to be too tight- to make an effort- to press down- to press in
eladjective
your
el
the- the- the- ye
elarticle
the
pasonoun
step- passage- way- pitch- pace- advance- crossover- footstep- graduation- march- move- stride- tread- float- step forward- unit- pass- gate- sound
¡paso!verb
to pass
pasarverb
to move- to pass- to come- to cross- to blow over- to come off- to adjourn- to call- to call round- to come through- to die away- to drop by- to drop in- to drop round- to elapse- to flick through- to get by- to get past- to get past- to go over- to go past- to hand down- to hand on- to hand on- to intervene- to jump- to lace- to move on- to overtake- to pass by- to pass down- to pass through- to play- to punch in- to roll on- to slip away- to slip by- to suffer- to take around- to tick by- to transfer- to transfer- to transpire- to turn- to turn over- to turn up- to wear on- to wipe- to go by- to show- to run- to go over- to swipe- to push- to hand- to get through- to pass- to pass on- to spend- to reeve- to give- to put one over on- to go through- to happen- to go- to fall out- to hold true- to wear off- to pass on- to come in- to come past- to go in- to lie in
élpronoun
he- himhim
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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apretar el paso
to quicken one's pace
apretar el paso
to speed up
apretar el paso
to step out
Tenemos que apretar el paso con nuestros marcos para profesionales de la salud y seguridad de los pacientes y resolver la cuestión del sistema E121 para personas que se jubilan en el extranjero.
We need to speed ahead with our frameworks for health professionals and patient safety and sort out the E121 system for people retiring abroad.
Se han declarado dispuestos a apretar el paso y han tomado también importantes decisiones que encarrilan la aplicación efectiva de nuestros compromisos en el marco de la nueva Estrategia de Lisboa.
They have declared themselves ready to move into top gear and they have also taken major decisions paving the way for the actual implementation of our commitments under the new Lisbon Strategy.

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