Argot militar que indica que los helicópteros se han desplegado o han despegado.
Military slang meaning helicopters have been deployed or have departed.
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Los helicópteros desplegados por fin han llegado a la base. — The choppers out have finally arrived at the base.
Después de cenar, se quitó la dentadura. — After dinner, he took his choppers out.
¿Crees que los helicópteros que salieron volverán pronto? — Do you think the choppers out will return soon?
¿Puedes quitarte la dentadura antes de acostarte, por favor? — Can you please put your choppers out before bed?
Tenemos que saber cuándo está previsto que despeguen los helicópteros. — We need to know when the choppers out are scheduled to leave.
Siempre se ríe cuando él se saca los dientes postizos. — She always laughs when he takes his choppers out.
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