abroncar

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abroncar
transitive verb
1to tell off (reprender)
2to boo (abuchear)

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abroncar [ah-bron-car’]
article & verb transitive
1To tease, to vex, to make angry, to make ashamed.

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abroncar (familiar)
verbo:transitivo
(avergonzar) to shame; make ashamed; (ridiculizar) to ridicule; (aburrir) to bore; (molestar) to annoy; [+orador] to boo; heckle; barrack; (reprender) to give a lecture to; tick off;
verbo:pronominal
abroncarse (enfadarse) to get angry

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Verb Conjugation for "abroncar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo abronco abronqué abroncaba abroncaré abronque
Tú abroncas abroncaste abroncabas abroncarás abronques
Ella/Él/Usted abronca abroncó abroncaba abroncará abronque
Nosotros abroncamos abroncamos abroncábamos abroncaremos abronquemos
Vosotros abroncáis abroncasteis abroncabais abroncaréis abronquéis
Ellos/Ustedes abroncan abroncaron abroncaban abroncarán abronquen
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