lam in Spanish
lam in Spanish is golpiza, paliza — lam means to hit or beat someone hard.
lam in Spanish
golpiza
(slang) A flight or escape.
paliza
(slang) A flight or escape.
What does "lam" mean?
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verb To hit or beat someone hard.
"He threatened to lam anyone who touched his bike."
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verb To run away or flee, especially from the police.
"The suspect lammed out the back door the moment sirens sounded."
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noun An escape or flight, especially from custody or the law — chiefly in the phrase "on the lam."
"He'd been on the lam for six months before they caught him."
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lam in a sentence
- He threatened to lam anyone who touched his bike.
- The suspect lammed out the back door the moment sirens sounded.
- He'd been on the lam for six months before they caught him.
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What is "lam" in Spanish?
"lam" in Spanish is golpiza, paliza. lam means: To hit or beat someone hard.
How do you use "lam" in a sentence?
Example: "He threatened to lam anyone who touched his bike." In Spanish, "lam" is golpiza, paliza.
Are there other ways to say "lam" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "lam": golpiza, paliza.
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