arrollar

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arrollar

transitive verb

1to roll (up) (enrollar)

2to knock down, to run over (atropellar)

3to sweep away (tirar) (sujeto: agua, viento)

4to crush (vencer)

arrollar [ar-rol-lyar’]

article & verb transitive

1To roll up, to roll any thing round, to wrap or twist round.

2To carry off, to sweep away (tormentas, torrente).

3To defeat, to rout an enemy. (Metaphorical)

4To confound an opponent. (Metaphorical)

5to dandle a child. (Province; Provinicial)

6To lull to rest. (Obsolete)

To expel.

arrollar

verbo:transitivo

1 (enrollar) (gen) to roll up; [+cable, cuerda, hilo] to coil; wind;

2 (arrastrar) [+río] to sweep away; wash away; [+enemigo] to rout; [+adversario] to crush; [+peatón] to run over; knock down

arrollaron a sus rivales they crushed their rivals

3 [+persona] (en debate) to crush; (asombrar) to dumbfound; leave speechless;

arrollar

Verb Conjugation for "arrollar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	arrollo	arrollé	arrollaba	arrollaré	arrolle
Tú	arrollas	arrollaste	arrollabas	arrollarás	arrolles
Ella/Él/Usted	arrolla	arrolló	arrollaba	arrollará	arrolle
Nosotros	arrollamos	arrollamos	arrollábamos	arrollaremos	arrollemos
Vosotros	arrolláis	arrollasteis	arrollabais	arrollaréis	arrolléis
Ellos/Ustedes	arrollan	arrollaron	arrollaban	arrollarán	arrollen

Gerund: arrollando / Participle: arrollado / Complete arrollar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable