vete
/ˈbete/, [ˈbe.t̪e]go away, go to
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Vete a despertar a Tom.
Go and wake Tom up.
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¡Vete a freír espárragos!
Go to hell!
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Vete de aquí.
Get away from here.
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Tienes que encontrar mi pavo o pagármelo. Vete y búscalo por los alrededores, no puede haberse ido muy lejos.
You have to find my turkey or pay for it. Go and search the surroundings, it can't have gotten far.
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Mejor vete a casa ya.
You had better go home now.
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¡Por favor, vete!
Please go away!
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Si estás cansado, vete a dormir.
If you are tired, go to bed.
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Vete a despertar a Mary.
Go and wake Mary up.
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¡Vete a tu cuarto!
Go to your room!
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Por favor vete y deja de molestarme.
Please go away and stop annoying me.
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Vete al hospital.
Go to the hospital.
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¡Vete en seguida!
Go away right now!
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Vete a por ello.
Go get it.
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¡Vete a tu cuarto ahora mismo!
Go to your room now!
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¡Vete al infierno!
To the devil with you!
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Vete a casa.
Go home.
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Vete a la ferretería a comprar un rollo de cinta aislante.
Go to the hardware store and buy a roll of insulating tape.
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Corre, vete a casa.
Run along, go home.
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¡Vete a tu dormitorio y no salgas hasta que yo diga que salgas!
Go to your room and don't come out until I say so!
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¡La rata está aquí! ¡Vete a llamar al gato!
The rat's here! Go call the cat!
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