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| Principal Translations |
| crap out vi | informal, US (give up out of fear) (coloquial) | cagarse⇒ v prnl |
| | Georgia was excited about doing a bungee jump, but when it came to it, she crapped out. |
| crap out vi | informal, US (break a promise) (informal) | quitarse⇒ v prnl |
| | | no cumplir algo loc verb |
| | Kyle was supposed to be driving us to the party, but he crapped out. |
| | Kyle iba a llevarnos a la fiesta, pero se quitó. |
| crap out vi | informal, US (fail at [sth]) | fracasar⇒ vi |
| | | no lograr algo loc verb |
| | Elsie tried to break the school record for running the 100 meters, but she crapped out. |
| crap out vi | informal, US (machine: break down) | romperse⇒ v prnl |
| | | dañarse⇒ v prnl |
| | Since the vending machine in the office crapped out, I've had to go without my morning candy. |
crap out,
seven out vi | informal (games: throw a 7 in craps) | sacar un siete loc verb |
| Additional Translations |
| crap out vi | informal, US (pass out) | desmayarse⇒ v prnl |
| | The hockey player got hit really hard, and he crapped out. |
| crap out vi | informal, US (fall asleep) | dormirse⇒ v prnl |
| | | quedarse dormido loc verb |
| | After a week of working 12-hour days, Liz crapped out as soon as she got home on Friday night. |
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