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begone

/biːˈɡɒn/ /bəˈɡɒn/

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interjection

¡Vete!, ¡Lárgate!

Expressing a desire or a command for someone or something to go away.

Examples :

"A mosquito buzzed around my ear as I tried to sleep. "Begone!" I shouted, waving my hand. "

Un mosquito zumbaba alrededor de mi oído mientras intentaba dormir. "¡Lárgate!", grité, agitando mi mano.

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verb

Rodear, sitiar

To go about; encompass; surround; beset, surround with hostile intent; to overrun.

Examples :

"The weeds had begone the rose bushes, choking them and stealing their sunlight. "

Las malas hierbas habían rodeado los rosales, ahogándolos y robándoles la luz del sol.

action military war

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verb

Vestir, cubrir

To clothe, dress.

Examples :

"This query has a fundamental problem: The word "begone" does not mean "to clothe, dress." "Begone" is an interjection meaning "Go away!" or "Leave!". There is no verb form of "begone" with the definition provided. "

Esta consulta tiene un problema fundamental: la palabra "vestir" no significa "cubrir". "Begone" es una interjección que significa "¡Vete!" o "¡Lárgate!". No existe una forma verbal de "begone" con la definición proporcionada.

appearance wear

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verb

Afectar, influir

To affect, usually as a good or bad influence, or as a circumstance.

Examples :

"He was woe begone."

Estaba lleno de aflicción.

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verb

¡Lárgate!, ¡desaparece!

(humoristic or faux-archaic) To go away, to disappear.

Examples :

"When my little brother tried to steal my cookie, I said dramatically, "Begone, mischievous sprite! This treat is mine!" "

Cuando mi hermano pequeño intentó robar mi galleta, dije dramáticamente: "¡Lárgate, duende travieso! ¡Este dulce es mío!"

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