cut through

cut through
cut through
v.
surcar v.
v + prep + o
a) (overcome) abrirse* camino por entre
b) (take shortcut) cortar camino por, atajar por
VI + PREP
1) (lit) [+ bone, cable] atravesar, traspasar; [+ jungle, undergrowth] abrirse camino a través de
2) (=take short cut via) atajar por, cortar por

to cut through the lane — atajar or cortar por el callejón

3) (=circumvent) saltarse, sortear

we have to find a way to cut through all this red tape — hay que encontrar la manera de saltarse or sortear todo este papeleo

* * *
v + prep + o
a) (overcome) abrirse* camino por entre
b) (take shortcut) cortar camino por, atajar por

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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