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yo largué

I left, I took off, I let go, I released, I threw up

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largu to let go of, release + é 1st-person singular preterite
verb · 1st-person singular, past tense Rare #51,323
I left, I took off Often used as me largué to mean “I left” or “I took off.”
SP: Me largué temprano de la fiesta.
EN: I left the party early.
I let go, I released
SP: Largué la cuerda y cayó al suelo.
EN: I let go of the rope, and it fell to the ground.
I threw up Colloquial; used in some regions, as in largar el chivo.
SP: Largué el chivo después de la cena.
EN: I threw up after dinner.
Conjugation of largar
SingularPlural
First largarme largarnos
largarselargar
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First largué —

Hoy me largué de la escuela.

I skipped school today.

— Como estrellas en la tierra (2007)

Me largué.

I took off.

— Como estrellas en la tierra (2007)

Estaba medio muerto cuando me largué.

I was half dead when I left.

— El salario del miedo (1953)

Largué el chivo anoche.

I let the goat go last night.