librar
Translation
v.
› (uno mismo de un peligro)
⇨ to escape
Me libré de la tormenta por los pelos I just escaped the storm
› (a alguien de un peligro)
⇨ to save
■ constr. to save sb from sth› (uno mismo de una obligación)
⇨ to get out of
Me libré de fregar los platos I got out of doing the washing up
› (a alguien de una obligación)
⇨ to free
■ constr. to free sb from sth› (tener el día libre)
⇨ to have a day off
Libré dos días la semana pasada Last week I had two days off
› (una batalla)
⇨ to fight
librarse de algo
⇨ to root sth out
⇨ to get away with sth
librarse de alguien
⇨ to brush sb off
(Definition of librar v. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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