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absconding

/əbˈskɑndɪŋ/

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verb

Fugarse, escabullirse

To flee, often secretly; to steal away, particularly to avoid arrest or prosecution.

Examples :

"The thieves absconded with our property."

Los ladrones se fugaron con nuestra propiedad.

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verb

Escaparse, fugarse

To withdraw from.

Examples :

"The student absconded from class to avoid the test. "

El estudiante se escapó de clase para evitar el examen.

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verb

Escaparse, huir

To evade, to hide or flee from.

Examples :

"The captain absconded his responsibility."

El capitán eludió su responsabilidad.

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verb

Ocultar, llevarse

To conceal; to take away.

Examples :

"The cashier was arrested after absconding with the day's earnings. "

El cajero fue arrestado después de llevarse las ganancias del día.

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verb

Esconderse, fugarse

To hide, to be in hiding or concealment.

Examples :

"The cashier was caught absconding with money from the register. "

El cajero fue atrapado escondiéndose con dinero de la caja registradora.

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noun

Fuga

An instance in which someone absconds.

Examples :

"The cashier's absconding with the day's earnings left the store short and the owner furious. "

La fuga del cajero con las ganancias del día dejó a la tienda en números rojos y al dueño furioso.

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