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Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:

abandon1 /ə'bændən/ verbo transitivo ‹home/family› abandonar;
‹project/idea/search› renunciar a;
‹hope› perder^(conj.⇒);
to ~ ship abandonar el barco

abandon2 n uncountable: they were dancing with gay ~ bailaban desenfrenadamente

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:

abandon [ə'bændən]

I	nombre despreocupación
II	verbo transitivo 1   (a una persona) abandonar: his parents abandoned him at an early age, sus padres lo abandonaron a muy tierna edad 2   (el trabajo) dejar 3   (un proyecto) renunciar a: after a lot of careful thought she abandoned the idea, después de pensarlo detenidamente desechó la idea

Forum discussions with the word(s) "abandon" in the title:

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Abandon all hope ye who enter here
Abandon in place (title of book)
abandon the 'tricks of the corner boy in our great trade'
Abandon Vessel
neglect, ignore, abandon someone
reckless abandon
reckless abandon
sense of playful abandon
We should little wish to abandon our conceptions of good and evil
Wild abandon
women all over the world abandon

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'abandon' also found in these entries:

English:

idea - cast - ditch - drop - forsake - give - leave - scrap

Spanish:

abandonar - abandonarse - dejar - desamparar - deshabitar - despendole - entregarse - exhortar

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