pit out

salir de boxes

Salir de la zona donde se reparan o ajustan los coches de carreras y volver a la pista.

En inglés sencillo: To leave the area where racing cars stop for work and return to the track.

• The driver will pit out now.
• She pitted out just behind the leader.
• Wait for a clear gap before you pit out.

Sinónimos: leave the pits

Expresiones frecuentes: pit out safely, pit out now

sudar por las axilas

Sudar tanto que aparecen manchas húmedas en la ropa, especialmente bajo los brazos.

En inglés sencillo: To sweat enough for wet marks to appear on your clothes, especially under your arms.

• I always pit out in summer.
• She pitted out during the interview.
• Do you pit out when you wear that shirt?

Expresiones frecuentes: pit out badly, pit out easily

dejar de funcionar, averiarse

Dejar de funcionar un aparato o sistema.

En inglés sencillo: To stop working or functioning.

• The motor may pit out.
• Our old engine pitted out halfway home.
• The machine pitted out before the job was finished.

Sinónimos: stop working, fail

Expresiones frecuentes: pit out suddenly, pit out completely

empapar de sudor

Mojar la ropa con sudor, especialmente bajo los brazos.

En inglés sencillo: To make clothing wet with sweat, especially under the arms.

• I might pit out this shirt.
• He pitted out his uniform during the march.
• She had pitted out her blouse before the presentation began.

Cómo se usa: pit out + clothing (I pitted out my shirt before the meeting.)

Expresiones frecuentes: pit out something, pit out a shirt