amadrigar

∗

amadrigar [ah-mah-dre-gar’]

article & verb transitive

1To receive well, especially one not deserving.

verb reflexive

2To burrow.

3to live retired, to decline all intercourse with the world. (Metaphorical)

amadrigar

verbo:transitivo

to take in; give shelter to

verbo:pronominal

amadrigarse [+animal] to go into its hole; burrow; [+persona] (retraerse) to go into retirement; hide o.s. away;

Verb Conjugation for "amadrigar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	amadrigo	amadrigué	amadrigaba	amadrigaré	amadrigue
Tú	amadrigas	amadrigaste	amadrigabas	amadrigarás	amadrigues
Ella/Él/Usted	amadriga	amadrigó	amadrigaba	amadrigará	amadrigue
Nosotros	amadrigamos	amadrigamos	amadrigábamos	amadrigaremos	amadriguemos
Vosotros	amadrigáis	amadrigasteis	amadrigabais	amadrigaréis	amadriguéis
Ellos/Ustedes	amadrigan	amadrigaron	amadrigaban	amadrigarán	amadriguen

Gerund: amadrigando / Participle: amadrigado / Complete amadrigar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

∗

evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously