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reach out [sth], reach [sth] out vtr phrasal sep (arm, hand: extend) extender⇒ vtr : estirar⇒ vtr : When the girl fell over, her father reached out a hand to help her up. reach out vi phrasal: figurative (try to communicate) contactar⇒, localizar⇒ vtr : llegar a vi + prep : I tried to reach out to the family in their time of need.
Diccionario inglés-español. reach out to ( sb./sth.) verbo. llegar a algn. v. contactar con algo/algn. v. The salesman has to reach out to our customers. El vendedor debe contactar con nuestros clientes. acercarse a algn. v. I reach out to my friends when I need support. Me acerco a mis amigos cuando necesito apoyo. reach sth. out verbo.
to communicate with someone, especially by using a phone, sending them an email, etc.: The Washington Post reached out to Turner for comment. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about study abroad. to offer help and support to someone: She set up her charity to reach out to the thousands of homeless on the streets.
Pronunciación. Sinónimos. reach out ( rich. aut. ) frase verbal intransitiva. 1. (estirar la mano) a. extender la mano. Reach out and grab a stronger branch so you don't fall out of the tree. Extiende la mano y agarra una rama más fuerte para no caerte del árbol. b. alargar la mano.
Traducción de "reach out" en español. Verbo. alcanzar extender la mano extender buscar extenderse. pedir ayuda. acercarnos acércate contactarnos. Mostrar más. This things can reach out like forty thousand feet. Esta cosa puede alcanzar como cuatro mil pies de distancia. If one person falls, the other can reach out and help.
1. (= extend) to reach down to bajar hasta. 2. (= stretching out hand) bajarse. bend forward in your chair and reach down to touch the floor with your hands inclínese hacia delante en la silla y baje hasta tocar el suelo con las manos. 3. (crouching) agacharse.
to communicate with someone, especially by using a phone, sending them an email, etc.: The Washington Post reached out to Turner for comment. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about study abroad. to offer help and support to someone: She set up her charity to reach out to the thousands of homeless on the streets.