Bajar rápido la cabeza o el cuerpo para esquivar algo.
To quickly lower your head or body to avoid something.
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Tuvo que agacharse para esquivar la rama baja. — He had to duck to avoid the low branch.
Intentó esquivar el tema durante la reunión. — He tried to duck the issue during the meeting.
Le gusta meter las manos en la fuente. — She likes to duck her hands in the fountain.
¿Puedes agacharte y pasar por debajo de esa barra? — Could you duck under that bar for me?
¿Volvió a eludir la pregunta en la entrevista? — Did she duck the question again at the interview?
¿Le viste sumergir el juguete en el agua? — Did you see him duck the toy in the water?
Se agacha cada vez que le lanzan la pelota. — She ducks whenever the ball is thrown at her.
Esta vez no te escaquees de tus responsabilidades, por favor. — Please don't duck your responsibilities this time.
Pasa las verduras por agua antes de echarlas a la olla, por favor. — Please duck the vegetables before adding them to the pot.
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