echar pie a tierra: meaning & examples

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Language: Spanish

Meanings:

  • 1.

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    • To disembark or alight by placing one's foot on the ground; to get down from a vehicle, mount, or aircraft and step onto the ground.
    • To dismount (from a horse or bicycle) or to come ashore/land and step onto the ground.

    Examples

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    • Al llegar al puerto, los pasajeros echaron pie a tierra rápidamente para estirar las piernas.

      Upon arriving at the port, the passengers disembarked quickly to stretch their legs.

    • Después del vuelo largo, todos estábamos ansiosos por echar pie a tierra y respirar aire fresco.

      After the long flight, we were all eager to step onto the ground and breathe fresh air.

    • El guía pidió que todos echaran pie a tierra antes de comenzar la caminata por el bosque.

      The guide asked everyone to get down from the vehicle before starting the hike through the forest.

    • Nosotros echamos pie a tierra en la estación final y nos dirigimos hacia el hotel.

      We disembarked at the final station and headed to the hotel.

Examples:

  • ES: Prepárense para echar pie a tierra.
    EN: Prepare to dismount. Dismount!

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