precipitar



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Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
precipitar vtr (acelerar)hasten vtr
  (formal)accelerate vtr
  (informal)speed up vtr phrasal sep
 El nuevo testimonio precipitó la detención del principal sospechoso.
 The new testimony hastened the arrest of the principal suspect.
precipitarse v prnl (caer de gran altura)fall, plunge vi
 Perdió el control del coche y se precipitó al vacío.
 He lost control of the car and it fell (or: plunged) into the void.
precipitarse v prnl (apresurarse)hurry, rush vi
  rush into vi + prep
 Se precipitó al contestar las preguntas del examen y no leyó correctamente los enunciados.
 He hurried (or: rushed) to answer the exam questions and didn't read the wording correctly.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
precipitar vtr (Química: solidificar)precipitate vtr
  separate out vtr phrasal insep
 Esta reacción precipita la disolución.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. I am trying to precipitate the salt out of this solution.
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