bullir

bullir
intransitive verb
1to boil (hervir); to bubble (burbujear)
2to bustle (multitud); to swarm (ratas, hormigas); to boil (mar)
  • bullir de -> to seethe with
  • la calle bullía de gente -> the street was swarming with people

bullir [bool-lyeer’]
noun
1To boil, as water and other liquids. (m)
2To bustle, to be lively or restless, to fluster. (Metaphorical) (m)
3To be industrious and active in business. (Metaphorical) (m)
article & verb transitive
4To move a thing from place to place; to stir; to manage a business.
  • No bulló pie ni mano -> he did not lift a finger
verb neuter
5To boil (hervir); to bubble, bubble up. (n)
  • El agua bullía ligeramente -> the water rippled slightly
6To swarm; to teem; (bullir de) (fig.), To teem with, swarm with. (n)
  • Bullía de indignación -> he was seething with indignation
verb reflexive
7To move, to stir, to budge.

bullir
verbo:intransitivo
1 [+agua] (hervir) to boil; (agitarse) to bubble (up)
el agua bullía ligeramente the water bubbled gently
2 (moverse) to move; stir
no bullía he didn't move; he never stirred; Londres está que bulle de juventud London is bursting with young people; la ciudad bullía de actividad the town was humming with activity; bullía de indignación he was seething with indignation
3 [+insectos] to swarm
verbo:transitivo
to move; stir
no bulló pie ni mano he did not lift a finger
verbo:pronominal
bullirse to move; stir

Verb Conjugation for "bullir"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo bullo bullí bullía bulliré bulla
bulles bulliste bullías bullirás bullas
Ella/Él/Usted bulle bulló bullía bullirá bulla
Nosotros bullimos bullimos bullíamos bulliremos bullamos
Vosotros bullís bullisteis bullíais bulliréis bulláis
Ellos/Ustedes bullen bulleron bullían bullirán bullan
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