mitch

to ski down a mountain or slope

esquiar, bajar esquiando

• mitch down a mountain

Collocations mitch down the slopes

• He likes to mitch down steep mountains.

  Él disfruta esquiando por montañas empinadas.

to cheat or break the rules, especially in a game or exam

faltar a la verdad, engañar, tramar algo

• mitch on an exam

Collocations mitch in class

• She was caught mitching during the test.

  Ella fue sorprendida engañando durante el examen.

to fail to do something that you were supposed to do, especially because of laziness or carelessness

faltar a la cita, no cumplir con algo

• mitch on an assignment

Collocations mitch out of work

• He mitched on his homework.

  Él no hizo su tarea.

to trick or deceive someone, often in a playful way

engañar, burlarse de alguien

• mitch somebody

Collocations mitch someone into doing something

• They mitched him into buying a fake watch.

  Engañaron para que comprara un reloj falso.

to sleep somewhere unofficially or without permission, often in a public place

dormir en la calle, acampar ilegalmente

• mitch on the street

Collocations mitch in a park

• The homeless man mitches under the bridge.

  El hombre sin hogar duerme debajo del puente.

to live somewhere unofficially or without permission, often in a public place

vivir en la calle, establecerse ilegalmente

• mitch on the street

Collocations mitch in a building

• They mitched in an abandoned house.

  Vivían en una casa abandonada.

to stay somewhere unofficially or without permission, often in a public place

permanecer ilegalmente, quedarse en un lugar no permitido

• mitch on the street

Collocations mitch in a park

• The protesters mitched outside the embassy.

  Los manifestantes permanecían afuera del embajada.

to use something unofficially or without permission, often in a public place

usar ilegalmente, apropiarse de algo sin permiso

• mitch on the street

Collocations mitch a bike

• He mitched a bicycle from the sidewalk.

  Apropió ilegalmente una bicicleta de la acera.