alborotar

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rampage

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alborotar
transitive verb
1to disturb, to unsettle (perturbar); to stir up, to rouse (amotinar); to mess up (desordenar)
  • el viento le alborotó el pelo -> the wind messed up her hair
intransitive verb
2to be rowdy
  • ¡niños, no alborotéis! -> calm down, children!
alborotarse
pronomial verb
1to get worked up (perturbarse)

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alborotar
verbo:transitivo
(agitar) to disturb; agitate; (amotinar) to incite to rebel; (excitar) to excite;
verbo:intransitivo
to make a racket; make a row
verbo:pronominal
alborotarse
1 [+individuo] to get excited; get worked up; [+multitud] to riot; [+mar] to get rough
2 (Centroamérica) (ponerse amoroso) to become amorous
3 (S. Cone) [+caballo] to rear up

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Verb Conjugation for "alborotar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo alboroto alboroté alborotaba alborotaré alborote
Tú alborotas alborotaste alborotabas alborotarás alborotes
Ella/Él/Usted alborota alborotó alborotaba alborotará alborote
Nosotros alborotamos alborotamos alborotábamos alborotaremos alborotemos
Vosotros alborotáis alborotasteis alborotabais alborotaréis alborotéis
Ellos/Ustedes alborotan alborotaron alborotaban alborotarán alboroten
Gerund: alborotando / Participle: alborotado / Complete alborotar conjugation >
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