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飘垂
We liberated

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. librar VB trans

1. librar (liberar):

librar a alg. de algo un peligro
to save sb from sth

2. librar batalla/combate:

3.1. librar letra/cheque:

3.2. librar sentencia:

II. librar VB intr Spain

III. librarse VB vpr

librarse (librarse de algo):

(librarse de + infinit.) se libraron de milagro de morir asfixiados
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
deliver liter
to deliver sb from sth
librar a alguien de algo
draw check

in the PONS Dictionary

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I. librar VB trans

1. librar:

to free from sth/sb
to save from sth/sb

2. librar COMM:

II. librar VB intr inf (tener libre)

III. librar VB refl librarse

to get rid of sth/sb
to escape from sth/sb
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
to rid sth/sb of sth
in the PONS Dictionary
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I. librar [li·ˈβrar] VB trans

1. librar (dejar libre):

to free from sth/sb
to save from sth/sb

2. librar COMM:

II. librar [li·ˈβrar] VB intr inf (tener libre)

III. librar [li·ˈβrar] VB refl

to get rid of sth/sb
to escape from sth/sb
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
to rid sth/sb of sth
presente
yolibro
libras
él/ella/ustedlibra
nosotros/nosotraslibramos
vosotros/vosotraslibráis
ellos/ellas/ustedeslibran
imperfecto
yolibraba
librabas
él/ella/ustedlibraba
nosotros/nosotraslibrábamos
vosotros/vosotraslibrabais
ellos/ellas/ustedeslibraban
indefinido
yolibré
libraste
él/ella/ustedlibró
nosotros/nosotraslibramos
vosotros/vosotraslibrasteis
ellos/ellas/ustedeslibraron
futuro
yolibraré
librarás
él/ella/ustedlibrará
nosotros/nosotraslibraremos
vosotros/vosotraslibraréis
ellos/ellas/ustedeslibrarán

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