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Meaning of zarpar by Francisco Valdez Mendoza





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Transitive verb. Weigh anchors. Etymology: from the Latin verb 'exharpare', which in turn comes from the Greek preposition 'ex': meaning of loose, and the substantive «harpáge»: hook, harpón. Synonyms: desatracar, do to the sea, drop moorings. Antonyms: anchor, dock.

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