away
BrE /əˈweɪ/ AmE /əˈweɪ/
adverb en → es
to move or go from a place and not return there soon
lejos, alejarse de
- go away
Collocations run away · walk away
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He ran away from home.
Él se escapó de casa.
used to show that something is not near or close in distance, time, or amount
lejos, a distancia
- be away from
Collocations far away · a long way away
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The house is far away.
La casa está muy lejos.
to remove something from a place or to take it somewhere else
quitar, llevarse
- take away
Collocations take the plates away · take the rubbish away
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Could you take these dishes away?
¿Podrías llevar estos platos?
to remove points from a team's total score in a game or competition as a punishment
restar puntos, penalizar
- take away
Collocations take points away from · take marks away for
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The referee took two points away from their score.
El árbitro restó dos puntos a su puntuación.
to have an effect on someone or something, especially to make them feel or think in a particular way
afectar, influir en
- take somebody away
Collocations take your breath away · take the wind out of someone's sails
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The view took my breath away.
La vista me dejó sin aliento.
to spend time doing something, especially when you are not working or studying
pasar tiempo haciendo algo
- take time
Collocations take a day off · take some time to think about it
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I'm going to take the afternoon off.
Voy a tomarme la tarde libre.
to finish or end something, especially an event or period of time
terminar, finalizar
- be away
Collocations the meeting is away · the event has taken place
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The meeting will be away at 5.
La reunión terminará a las cinco.
to go to sleep or stop sleeping, especially when you are very tired
quedarse dormido, quedarse sin fuerzas
- be away
Collocations fall asleep · drop off to sleep
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I was so tired that I fell away.
Estaba tan cansado que me quedé dormido.