arrasar

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arrasar

transitive verb

1to destroy, to devastate

intransitive verb

2(informal) (triunfar)

el equipo brasileño arrasó en la primera fase -> the Brazilian team swept everything before it in the first stage
esa película arrasó en toda Europa -> the film was a massive success throughout Europe

arrasar [ar-rah-sar’]

article & verb transitive

1To level, to make even, to smooth the surface of a thing.

2To destroy, to raze, to demolish.

3To obliterate.

Arrasar un bajel -> (Naut.) to cut down a vesel, to cut away part of her dead works

verb neuter & verb reflexive

4To clear up, to grow fine (tiempo). (n)

5To fill with tears (ojos). (n)

arrasar

verbo:transitivo

1 (nivelar) to level; [+edificio] to demolish; (esp en guerra) to raze to the ground; [+ciclón, terremoto] to devastate

2 (colmar) to fill to the brim

verbo:intransitivo

1 (Meteorología) to clear

2 (triunfar) to triumph; achieve a great success; (Política) etc to sweep the board

verbo:pronominal

arrasarse (Meteorología) to clear

se le arrasaron los ojos de en lágrimaso her eyes filled with tears

Verb Conjugation for "arrasar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	arraso	arrasé	arrasaba	arrasaré	arrase
Tú	arrasas	arrasaste	arrasabas	arrasarás	arrases
Ella/Él/Usted	arrasa	arrasó	arrasaba	arrasará	arrase
Nosotros	arrasamos	arrasamos	arrasábamos	arrasaremos	arrasemos
Vosotros	arrasáis	arrasasteis	arrasabais	arrasaréis	arraséis
Ellos/Ustedes	arrasan	arrasaron	arrasaban	arrasarán	arrasen

Gerund: arrasando / Participle: arrasado / Complete arrasar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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conscious, aware