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mitched

/mɪtʃt/

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verb

Robar, hurtar

To pilfer; filch; steal.

Examples :

"While the teacher was distracted, the mischievous student mitched a cookie from her desk. "

Mientras la maestra estaba distraída, el estudiante travieso robó una galleta de su escritorio.

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verb

Esconderse, escabullirse

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

Examples :

"Seeing the unfamiliar dog, the cat mitched under the porch, hoping not to be seen. "

Al ver al perro desconocido, el gato se escondió debajo del porche, esperando no ser visto.

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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

refunfuñar en secreto, quejarse

To grumble secretly.

Examples :

"Even though she agreed to help with the chores, Sarah mitched quietly to herself about having to wash the dishes again. "

Aunque accedió a ayudar con las tareas, Sarah refunfuñó en secreto para sí misma por tener que lavar los platos de nuevo.

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verb

Simular pobreza

To pretend poverty.

Examples :

"Even though he owned a nice car and lived in a big house, he often mitched when it was time to pay for lunch with his friends. "

Aunque tenía un coche bonito y vivía en una casa grande, a menudo simulaba pobreza cuando llegaba el momento de pagar el almuerzo con sus amigos.

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