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aislé is a variation of the word aislar

aisle

aisle
[aɪl]
sustantivo
1nave (f) lateral (in church); pasillo (m) (in plane, bus, cinema)
  • to have them rolling in the aisles (familiar) -> hacer que se caigan por los suelos or (comedian) se revuelquen por el piso de risa (RP)
  • aisle seat -> asiento (m) de pasillo (in plane)

aisle [áil]
sustantivo
1Nave de una iglesia, ala, costado.

aisle [aɪl]
noun
(Rel) nave (lateral); (f) (in theatre, plane, train, coach, supermarket) pasillo; (m)
aisle seat asiento de pasillo; (m)
to walk up down the aisle with sbor (old-fashioned) llevar al altar a algn
He was in no hurry to walk down the aisle with anyone, least of all his own cousin
it had them rolling in the aisles los tuvo muertos de (la) risa

aislar
transitive verb
1to isolate (persona)
2to insulate (del frío, de la electricidad); to soundproof (del ruido)
3to cut off (lugar)
  • la nevada aisló la comarca del resto del país -> the snow cut the area off from the rest of the country
4to isolate (virus)
intransitive verb
also:
  • estas ventanas aíslan muy bien del frío/ruido -> these windows are very good at keeping the cold/noise out
aislarse
pronomial verb
1to isolate oneself, to cut oneself off (de from)

aislar [ah-is-lar’]
article & verb transitive
1To surround with water.
2To insulate.
verb reflexive
3To isolate; to live in isolation.

aislar
verbo:transitivo
1 (dejar solo) to isolate; (separar) to separate; detach
2 [+ciudad, fortaleza] to cut off
3 (Electricidad y Eléctronica) to insulate
verbo:pronominal
aislarse to isolate o.s.; cut o.s. off;de from;

Verb Conjugation for "aislar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo aíslo aislé aislaba aislaré aísle
aíslas aislaste aislabas aislarás aísles
Ella/Él/Usted aísla aisló aislaba aislará aísle
Nosotros aislamos aislamos aislábamos aislaremos aislemos
Vosotros aisláis aislasteis aislabais aislaréis aisléis
Ellos/Ustedes aíslan aislaron aislaban aislarán aíslen
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