colear

colear
intransitive verb
1. to wag its tail (animal)
2. to drag on (asunto, problema)

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colear [co-lay-ar’]
verb neuter
1. To wag the tail (as dogs). (n)
2. To wriggle or move in walking. (n)
  • Todavía colea -> it’s still pending (referring to a business not yet settled)
verb transitive
3. To annoy, to nag. (America)
4. To pursue (a person).
5. In bullfights, to take the bull by the tail, and while running, to overturn him.
verb reflexive
6. To skid (sin control). (Automate)
7. To arrive unexpectedly (huésped).

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Verb Conjugation for "colear"

Infinitive
colear
Gerund
coleando
Participle
coleado
Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo coleo coleé coleaba colearé colee
Tú coleas coleaste coleabas colearás colees
Ella/Él/Usted colea coleó coleaba coleará colee
Nosotros coleamos coleamos coleábamos colearemos coleemos
Vosotros coleáis coleasteis coleabais colearéis coleéis
Ellos/Ustedes colean colearon coleaban colearán coleen
Complete colear conjugation
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