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"barred" is the second person plural imperative of the verb barrer. View conjugation.

barred

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barred [bard]
adjetivo
1Con barrotes (windows).

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barred [bɑːʳd]
adjective
[+window etc] enrejado; con reja

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barrer
transitive verb
1to sweep (con escoba)
2to sweep away (sujeto: viento, olas)
  • el huracán barrió todo a su paso -> the hurricane destroyed everything in its path
3to scan (computing & medicine) (con escáner)
4to thrash, to annihilate (informal) (derrotar)
intransitive verb
also:
  • barrer con -> to finish off, to make short work of (llevarse)
  • barrer hacia o para adentro (figurative) -> to look after number one

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barrer [bar-rerr’]
article & verb transitive
1To sweep.
2To carry off the whole of what there was in a place. (Metaphorical)
  • Barrer un navío de popa a proa -> (Naut.) To rake a ship fore and aft
  • Al barrer -> on an average
noun
3To sweep aside; to sweep clean. (Commerce) (m)
  • Los candidatos del partido barrieron a sus adversarios -> the party's candidates swept aside their rivals
verb neuter
4Comprar algo al barrer, (Cono Sur) To buy something in a job lot. (n)
5Barrer hacia dentro, to look after number one. (n)
verb reflexive
6To shy, to start. (Mexico)
7To grovel. (Mexico)

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barrer
verbo:transitivo
1 (con escoba) to sweep; [+suelo] to sweep; sweep clean; [+habitación] to sweep (out); [+objeto] to sweep aside; sweep away
2 (Mil) (Náutica) to sweep rake with gunfire;o (with gunfire)
3 (eliminar) [+obstáculo] to sweep aside; sweep away; [+rival] to sweep aside; overwhelm; [+dudas] to sweep aside; dispel
los candidatos del partido barrieron a sus adversarios the party's candidates swept their rivals aside
barrer con todo to make a clean sweep
verbo:intransitivo
1 (con escoba) to sweep up
2 (llevarse)
barrer para hacia dentroo to look after number one
comprar algo al barrer (S. Cone) to buy sth in a job lot
verbo:pronominal
barrerse
1 (México) [+caballo] to shy; start
2 (México) (familiar) (humillarse) to grovel

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Verb Conjugation for "barrer"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo barro barrí barría barreré barra
Tú barres barriste barrías barrerás barras
Ella/Él/Usted barre barrió barría barrerá barra
Nosotros barremos barrimos barríamos barreremos barramos
Vosotros barréis barristeis barríais barreréis barráis
Ellos/Ustedes barren barrieron barrían barrerán barran
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