fling off

• Verbo frasal que significa arrojar o quitar algo rápidamente y con fuerza, o quitarse una prenda de forma apresurada.

A phrasal verb meaning to throw or cast something away quickly and forcefully, or to remove something hastily.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Remove quicklyinformal

   To remove something, especially clothing, in a quick or careless manner.

   quitarse de encima

   • He flung off his coat as soon as he entered the house.
   • She flung off her shoes and jumped into bed.
   • The child flung off his hat and ran outside.

   Sinónimoscast offdiscardpull offshedthrow offtoss off

   Antónimosdonput on

2. Get rid ofinformal

   To free oneself from something, such as a feeling, habit, or problem.

   Deshacerse de

   • He tried to fling off his bad mood by going for a walk.
   • She couldn't fling off the feeling of anxiety.
   • They flung off the restrictions of their old life.

   Sinónimosabandoncast offdiscarddropget rid ofshake offshedthrow off

   Antónimosembraceharborkeepretain

Verbo basefling