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Significados de
reel off
en inglés
catalán
recitar
español
ensartar
Volver al significado
Recite volubly or extravagantly.
rattle down
rattle off
spiel off
roll off
español
ensartar
español
descarrilar
Volver al significado
Unwind from or as if from a reel.
unreel
español
descarrilar
Uso de
reel off
en inglés
1
Don took the
reel
off
the recorder, said, Don't say anything now.
2
You should have heard him
reel
off
your praises by the yard.
3
We could
reel
off
the names of another few dozen hurling heroes.
4
Now be quiet, while I
reel
off
my physiological lecture to you.
5
And what a fund of anecdote and adventure he could
reel
off
!
6
He began to
reel
off
the literary and journalistic projects he was juggling.
7
She could
reel
off
dates and names like a memory bank.'
8
They opened their identical little notebooks and began to
reel
off
the details.
9
The Pistons proceeded to
reel
off
the next nine points.
10
All that was easy enough to
reel
off
in answer to the Squire's inquiries.
11
He could
reel
off
most anything you can think on.
12
No wonder she can
reel
off
statistics as she does.
13
I gave up, and let him
reel
off
for me the names of acceptable matches.
14
Any citizen could
reel
off
a few reasons why.
15
The ticker does not
reel
off
the changing values.
16
It's an old forecastle yarn, my man, that you can't
reel
off
in the cabin.
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Translations for
reel off
catalán
recitar
español
ensartar
recitar
descarrilar
Reel off
a través del tiempo
Reel off
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