fletarse - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to buzz off [coll.]	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to clear out [coll.]	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to make off	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to scarper  | scarpered, scarpered | (Brit.) [coll.]	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to clear away  | cleared, cleared |	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to do a runner  | did, done | [coll.] (Brit.)	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to hop off	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to run off   - suddenly leave	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to bail  | bailed, bailed |   - leave before the end	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to split  | split, split |   - leave quickly [coll.]   dated	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to lay so. ⇔  off	fletar a alguien (Lat. Am.: Arg., Chile, Parag., Urug.)
to make redundant  | made, made | (Brit.)	fletar a alguien (Lat. Am.: Arg., Chile, Parag., Urug.)
to remove so.  | removed, removed |	fletar a alguien (Lat. Am.: Arg., Chile, Parag., Urug.)
to discard so.  | discarded, discarded |	fletar a alguien (Lat. Am.: Arg., Chile, Parag., Urug.)

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