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a la patada loc adv CR: coloquial (sin esmero)thoughtlessly, mindlessly adv
  on a whim adv
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Compound Forms:
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darle la patada a alguien loc verb + prep coloquial (despedir a alguien) (colloquial)give [sb] the boot v expr
  (informal)show [sb] the door v expr
  fire [sb] vtr
 Al secretario le dieron la patada y ahora tiene que encontrar otro trabajo.
darle la patada a alguien loc verb + prep coloquial (deshacerse de alguien)get rid of [sb] v expr
  (colloquial)give [sb] the boot v expr
  give [sb] the shove v expr
  give [sb] the heave-ho v expr
 Luisa utilizó a su amiga y, cuando ya no le servía, le dio la patada.
 He used her, then when she no longer served a purpose, he got rid of her.
darle una patada en la espinilla a alguien loc verb + prep figurado, coloquial (dar un golpe bajo)deal [sb] a low blow v expr
  (figurative)kick [sb] in the shin v expr
  (collquial)kick [sb] when they're down v expr
 Juan le dio una patada en la espinilla a María cuando habló de su exnovia.
 Juan dealt Maria a low blow when she spoke about her former partner.
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