tirar meaning in English
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| tirarse verb | fuck(to have sexual intercourse-obscene or vulgar) nail [nailed, nailing, nails](engage in sexual intercourse) |
| tirarse a verb | ball [balled, balling, balls](vulgar slang: have sexual intercourse with) bone [boned, boning, bones](slang: have sexual intercourse with) |
| tirarse a la piscina verb | dive [dove, dived, diving, dives](sports: imitate a foul) |
| tirarse en plancha verb | belly flopverb |
| tirarse la pera verb | play hooky(to stay away from school, work, etc. without suitable permission or excuse) |
| tirarse los trastos a la cabeza preposition | at each other's throats(in mutual conflict) |
| de usar y tirar adjective | disposable(that is designed to be discarded rather than refilled or repaired) single-use(designed to be used one time) |
| estirar verb | crane [craned, craning, cranes](to extend (one's neck)) straighten [straightened, straightening, straightens](to make straight) stretch [stretched, stretching, stretches](to lengthen by pulling) |
| estirar la pata verb | die [died, died](to stop living) kick the bucket(to die) |
| estirarse verb | rax(to stretch after sleep) stretch [stretched, stretching, stretches](to lengthen when pulled) |
| nada para tirar cohetes pronoun | nothing to write home about(not exceptional) |
| para no estirarlo demasiado adverb | long story short(Introducing a short version of, or simply the conclusion of, an involved story) |
| retirar verb | abstract [abstracted, abstracting, abstracts](to separate; to disengage) cut [cut, cutting, cuts](to separate from prior association) discontinue [discontinued, discontinuing, discontinues](to stop a process) disengage [disengaged, disengaging, disengages](release, detach) fall back(to retreat) take back(retract an earlier statement) withdraw [withdrew, withdrawn, withdrawing, withdraws](to draw or pull (something) aside, away, or back from its original position or situation) yank [yanked, yanking, yanks](to remove from distribution) |
| retirarse verb | call it a day(to cease activity for the day) pull out(to withdraw) retreat [retreated, retreating, retreats](to withdraw military forces) scram [scrammed, scramming, scrams](to leave in a hurry) withdraw [withdrew, withdrawn, withdrawing, withdraws](of soldiers: to leave a battle or position where they are stationed, see also: retreat) |
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