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mitch

/mɪtʃ/

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verb

Robar, hurtar

To pilfer; filch; steal.

Examples :

""Someone tried to mitch my lunch from the refrigerator at work today." "

Alguien intentó robar mi almuerzo del refrigerador en el trabajo hoy.

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verb

Esconderse, acechar

To shrink or retire from view; lurk out of sight; skulk.

Examples :

"When he realized the teacher was about to call on him, the student tried to mitch down in his seat and become invisible. "

Cuando se dio cuenta de que el profesor estaba a punto de llamarlo, el estudiante intentó esconderse en su asiento y volverse invisible.

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verb

Hacer novillos, faltar a clase sin permiso

To be absent from school without a valid excuse; to play truant.

Examples :

"John said he was going to mitch the last lesson today."

John dijo que iba a hacer novillos en la última clase de hoy.

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verb

murmurar en secreto, refunfuñar

To grumble secretly.

Examples :

"He mitched about the unfair grading system to his friend, complaining quietly. "

Murmuró en secreto sobre el injusto sistema de calificación a su amigo, quejándose en voz baja.

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verb

Hacerse el pobre

To pretend poverty.

Examples :

"Even though he's from a wealthy family, he likes to mitch about having no money so people will pay for his lunch. "

Aunque es de una familia adinerada, le gusta hacerse el pobre para que la gente le pague el almuerzo.

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