Irse de un sitio, en lenguaje informal.
To leave a place, often used informally.
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Deberíamos largarnos antes de que oscurezca. — We should push off before it gets dark.
Impúlsate suavemente desde la pared, por favor. — Please push off from the wall gently.
Necesito espacio, así que lárgate. — I really need some space, so just push off.
¿Le dijiste que ya es hora de irse? — Did you tell him it’s time to push off?
Decidió apartarse del muelle al amanecer. — He decided to push off the dock at sunrise.
Le dijo de malas maneras que se largara. — He told her to push off in a rude manner.
Vámonos ya y comemos algo luego. — Let’s push off now and grab some food later.
Cada mañana se impulsan con mucho entusiasmo. — They push off with great enthusiasm every morning.
¿Te puedes ir, por favor? Ahora estoy ocupado. — Could you please push off? I'm busy right now.
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