"burlar" is the of the verb burlar. View conjugation.

burlar

∗ ≈

to evade

∗ verb

burlar

transitive verb

1. to evade (esquivar); to flout (ley)

burlarse

pronomial verb

1. to mock

burlarse de algo/alguien -> to mock something/somebody, to make fun of something/somebody
burlarse de las leyes -> to flout the law

burlar [boor-lar’]

article & verb transitive

1. To ridicule, to mock, to scoff, to laugh, to burlesque.

2. To hoax, to gibe, to fetch over, to flout, to abuse, to play tricks, to deceive.

3. To destroy one’s hopes.

verb reflexive

4. To jest, to laugh at.

5. To fleer, to gibe, to flout.

6. Burlarse de, to mock, to ridicule.

burlar

verbo:transitivo

1 (engañar) [+persona] to deceive; trick; [+enemigo] to outwit; [+vigilancia] to defeat; [+bloqueo] to run

2 (frustrar) [+ambición, plan] to thwart; frustrate; [+esperanzas] to ruin; frustrate

3 (seducir) to seduce

4 (saber usar) to know how to use; be able to handle

ya burla la moto she can handle the bike now (familiar)

verbo:pronominal

burlarse

1 (bromear) to joke; banter

yo no me burlo I'm serious; I'm not joking

burlarse de algn to mock sb; make fun of sb

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	me burlo	me burlé	me burlaba	me burlaré	me burle
Tú	te burlas	te burlaste	te burlabas	te burlarás	te burles
Ella/Él/Usted	se burla	se burló	se burlaba	se burlará	se burle
Nosotros	nos burlamos	nos burlamos	nos burlábamos	nos burlaremos	nos burlemos
Vosotros	os burláis	os burlasteis	os burlabais	os burlaréis	os burléis
Ellos/Ustedes	se burlan	se burlaron	se burlaban	se burlarán	se burlen