arrumbar

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arrumbar

transitive verb

1to put away

arrumbar [ar-room-bar’]

article & verb transitive

1To put something away in a lumber-room. (Province; Provinicial)

2To refute one in conversation. (Metaphorical)

3To decant wine, to pour it off gently.

verb reflexive

4To resume and steer the proper course. (Nautical)

5To be seasick.

6To rust; to turn sour. (Andes)

arrumbar

verbo:transitivo

1 [+objeto] (apartar) to put aside; discard; (olvidar) to neglect; forget

2 [+individuo] (en discusión) to silence; floor; (apartar) to remove;

arrumbar (Náutica)

verbo:intransitivo

to set course;hacia for;

verbo:pronominal

arrumbarse to take one's bearings

Verb Conjugation for "arrumbar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	arrumbo	arrumbé	arrumbaba	arrumbaré	arrumbe
Tú	arrumbas	arrumbaste	arrumbabas	arrumbarás	arrumbes
Ella/Él/Usted	arrumba	arrumbó	arrumbaba	arrumbará	arrumbe
Nosotros	arrumbamos	arrumbamos	arrumbábamos	arrumbaremos	arrumbemos
Vosotros	arrumbáis	arrumbasteis	arrumbabais	arrumbaréis	arrumbéis
Ellos/Ustedes	arrumban	arrumbaron	arrumbaban	arrumbarán	arrumben

Gerund: arrumbando / Participle: arrumbado / Complete arrumbar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable