agarrar llave — meaning & examples

Language: es

Meanings:

  • 1.

    General Spanishneutral
    • To take or seize a key; to pick up or grasp a device used to lock or unlock something.

    Examples

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    • Por accidente, agarré llave de la puerta equivocada y tardé un rato en darme cuenta.

      By accident, I took the wrong door key and it took me a while to realize.

    • ¿Me puedes ayudar a agarrar llave? No alcanzo la que está colgada en la repisa alta.

      Can you help me grab the key? I can’t reach the one hanging on the high shelf.

    • Antes de salir de casa, siempre agarro llave para no tener que volver a entrar a buscarla.

      Before leaving home, I always take the key so I don’t have to go back inside to look for it.

    • Agarra llave y abre la caja fuerte mientras yo vigilo que nadie se acerque.

      Grab the key and open the safe while I watch that no one approaches.

  • 2.

    SpainLatin Americainformaltechnical
    • To apply or take a lock or hold on an opponent in wrestling, judo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, or other combat sports; to secure a joint lock or controlling hold.

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    • En la competencia de judo, el rival logró agarrar llave y forzar la rendición en pocos segundos.

      In the judo competition, the opponent managed to apply a lock and force submission in a few seconds.

    • Entrenamos cómo agarrar llave correctamente para controlar al adversario sin lastimarlo gravemente.

      We trained on how to apply locks correctly to control the opponent without seriously injuring them.

    • El luchador agarró llave al contrincante y lo inmovilizó hasta que el árbitro detuvo el combate.

      The wrestler locked his opponent and immobilized him until the referee stopped the match.

    • Aprender a agarrar llave es fundamental en artes marciales para defenderse y dominar al oponente.

      Learning to apply locks is fundamental in martial arts to defend oneself and dominate the opponent.

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