barge

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barge
[bɑːdʒ]
sustantivo
1gabarra (f) (boat); = barco para fiestas o pequeñas travesías turísticas

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barge [barch]
sustantivo
1Alijador, lanchón de descarga, bote de fondo chato para la navegación en los puertos.
2Falúa o faluca, bote muy adornado.
3Gabarra, barco de transporte.
adverbio & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
  • She barged through the crowd -> se abrió paso a empujones entre la multitud
  • He barged past (me) -> me dio un empujón para pasar
  • He always barges in when we are trying to talk -> siempre se entromete cuando queremos hablar
  • To barge into somebody -> chocar con alguien

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barge [bɑːdʒ]
noun
(Náut) barcaza; (f) (towed) lancha a remolque; (f) gabarra; (f) (ceremonial) falúa; (f)
verb:transitive
(push) empujar; (Dep) cargar contra;
verb:intransitive
to barge through a crowd abrirse paso a empujones entre una multitud
A group of young lads barged through the crowd, sending an old woman sprawling
to barge past sb apartar a algn de un empujón
He barged past me and jumped onto the stage
modifier
barge pole (n) bichero; (m)
I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole (Britain) (informal) yo no lo querría ni regalado

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Verb Conjugation for "barge"

Imperative
  • barge
  • you barge
  • he/she barges
  • we barge
  • you barge
  • they barge
Preterite
  • I barged
  • you barged
  • he/she barged
  • we barged
  • you barged
  • they barged
Present Continuous
  • I am barging
  • you are barging
  • he/she is barging
  • we are barging
  • you are barging
  • they are barging
Present Perfect
  • I have barged
  • you have barged
  • he/she has barged
  • we have barged
  • you have barged
  • they have barged
Past Continuous
  • I was barging
  • you were barging
  • he/she was barging
  • we were barging
  • you were barging
  • they were barging
Past Perfect
  • I had barged
  • you had barged
  • he/she had barged
  • we had barged
  • you had barged
  • they had barged
Future
  • I will barge
  • you will barge
  • he/she will barge
  • we will barge
  • you will barge
  • they will barge
Future Perfect
  • I will have barged
  • you will have barged
  • he/she will have barged
  • we will have barged
  • you will have barged
  • they will have barged
Future Continuous
  • I will be barging
  • you will be barging
  • he/she will be barging
  • we will be barging
  • you will be barging
  • they will be barging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been barging
  • you have been barging
  • he/she has been barging
  • we have been barging
  • you have been barging
  • they have been barging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been barging
  • you will have been barging
  • he/she will have been barging
  • we will have been barging
  • you will have been barging
  • they will have been barging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been barging
  • you had been barging
  • he/she had been barging
  • we had been barging
  • you had been barging
  • they had been barging
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake