Apeo in english
Survey
pronunciation: sɜrveɪ part of speech: noun
pronunciation: sɜrveɪ part of speech: noun
In gestures
apearse = dismount ; step off.
Example: Dismounting a horse like a greenhorn can be embarrassing, and more important, dangerous.Example: As he stepped off the moving stairs on the ground floor, the surroundings were erily quiet.more:
» apearse de = get off ; step off ; alight from ; light from .
Example: She wrote a paper with the title 'Getting off the library merry-go-round: McAnally and Downs revisited'. Example: As he stepped off the moving stairs on the ground floor, the surroundings were erily quiet. Example: At the next bus stop, 3 children boarded and 2 adults alighted from the bus. Example: He lighted from the train, looked back at her and said, 'You will have my answer in three days'.» apearse del autobús = get off + the bus .
Example: One day dude I'm just gonna get off the bus, and I'm gonna run into the woods and I'm never gonna come back!.» apearse del avión = get off + the aeroplane ; get off + the airplane ; get off + the plane .
Example: If you have paralysis, the practicalities of air travel, especially getting on and off the aeroplane, might be difficult. Example: All I would have to do was to get on and off the airplane undetected. Example: She missed her flight and her daughter went into panic mode when she didn't see her mom getting off the plane.» apearse del burro = back down (from) ; get off + Posesivo + high horse ; get down + Posesivo + high horse .
Example: He became known as a tough guy who wouldn't back down from any fisticuffs. Example: If she doesn't get off her high horse, there's little hope that your relationship will make it in the long term. Example: Perhaps they should get down their high horses before they shoot themselves in the foot.» apearse de un coche = get out of + a car .
Example: Getting in and out of the car is one of the most difficult and potentially painful activities for someone who has had a hip replacement.