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hang1 English-Spanish

colgar*

hang2 English-Spanish

to get the hang of sth

hang-up English-Spanish

complejo, trauma

hang glider English-Spanish

ala f‡ delta, deslizador

hang out English-Spanish

tender*, colgar*

hang up English-Spanish

colgar*, cortar

hang about English-Spanish

→ hang around

to get the hang of sth in hang2 English-Spanish

agarrarle la onda a algo, cogerle* el tranquillo a algo, agarrarle la mano a algo

he should hang for his crime in hang1 English-Spanish

debería ir a la horca por este crimen

they just hang around on street corners in hang1 English-Spanish

pasan el tiempo en la calle, holgazaneando

the curtains should hang clear of the radiators in clear2 English-Spanish

las cortinas no deben tocar los radiadores

hang British & World English

suspend or be suspended from above with the lower part dangling free

hang English-French

to get the hang of sth

hang English-German

hängen

hang English-Italian

appendere

hanged in hang British & World English

kill (someone) by tying a rope attached from above around their neck and removing the support from beneath them (often used as a form of capital punishment)

hang in in hang British & World English

remain persistent and determined in difficult circumstances

hang-up British & World English

an emotional problem or inhibition

hang-up English-French

complexe m, problème m

hang-up English-Italian

complesso m

hang fire in hang British & World English

delay or be delayed in taking action or progressing

hang ten in hang British & World English

ride a surfboard with all ten toes curled over the board’s front edge

hang out in hang British & World English

(of washing) hang from a clothes line to dry

hang-out British & World English

a place one lives in or frequently visits

hang time British & World English

the number of seconds during which a punted ball is in the air

a hang of a in hang British & World English

used to emphasize something very bad or great

hang tough in hang British & World English

be or remain inflexible or firmly resolved

hang-glider British & World English

an unpowered flying apparatus for a single person, consisting of a frame with a fabric aerofoil stretched over it. The operator is suspended from a harness below and controls flight by body movement

hang or stay loose in loose British & World English

be relaxed; refrain from taking anything too seriously

hang-glider English-French

deltaplane m

hang-glider English-German

Hängegleiter

hang-glider English-Italian

deltaplano m

hang something on in hang British & World English

attach the blame for something to (someone)

hang together in hang British & World English

make sense; be consistent


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