combine sustantivo [ˈkɒmbaɪn] también: - combine (harvester) -> cosechadora (f)
grupo (m) empresarial (economía)
verbo transitivo [kəmˈbaɪn]combinar - to combine business with pleasure -> combinar los negocios con el placer
verbo intransitivounirse (people); unirse, combinarse (merge); combinarse (chemical elements)
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combine [kom-bain]- She combines charm and intelligence -> reúne encanto e inteligencia
- This -> combined with the fact that
verbo neutro (intransitivo)Unirse, juntarse; maquinar, conspirar. (n)
va. Combinar (elements), juntar, unir; ajustar.(Culin.) Mezclar (ingredients). Aunar (efforts)..., esto, unido o sumado al hecho de que... Combinarse (elements); mezclarse (ingredients); unirse (teams, forces).
sustantivoCosechadora (combine harvester). (Agricultura)
Alianza, coalición (coalition).
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combine
verb:transitive
[kəmˈbaɪn] to combine (with) combinar (con); the film combines humour with suspense la película combina el humor con el suspense; to combine business with pleasure combinar los negocios con el placer; expertise combined with charm la pericia combinada con la simpatía; he combines all the qualities of a leader reúne todas las cualidades de un líder; it's difficult to combine a career with a family es difícil compaginar la profesión con la vida familiar; a combined effort un esfuerzo conjunto; a combined operation (Mil) una operación conjunta
verb:intransitive
[kəmˈbaɪn] 1 (join together) combinarse; unirse to combine with aunarse con; to combine against sth/sb unirse en contra de algo/algn
2 (Chem) to combine (with) combinarse (con); mezclarse (con)
noun
[ˈkɒmbaɪn] 2 (also combine harvester) cosechadora; (f) modifier
[ˈkɒmbaɪn] combine harvester (n) cosechadora; (f)
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Verb Conjugation for "combine"
Imperative
- combine
- you combine
- he/she combines
- we combine
- you combine
- they combine
Preterite
- I combined
- you combined
- he/she combined
- we combined
- you combined
- they combined
Present Continuous
- I am combining
- you are combining
- he/she is combining
- we are combining
- you are combining
- they are combining
Present Perfect
- I have combined
- you have combined
- he/she has combined
- we have combined
- you have combined
- they have combined
Past Continuous
- I was combining
- you were combining
- he/she was combining
- we were combining
- you were combining
- they were combining
Past Perfect
- I had combined
- you had combined
- he/she had combined
- we had combined
- you had combined
- they had combined
Future
- I will combine
- you will combine
- he/she will combine
- we will combine
- you will combine
- they will combine
Future Perfect
- I will have combined
- you will have combined
- he/she will have combined
- we will have combined
- you will have combined
- they will have combined
Future Continuous
- I will be combining
- you will be combining
- he/she will be combining
- we will be combining
- you will be combining
- they will be combining
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been combining
- you have been combining
- he/she has been combining
- we have been combining
- you have been combining
- they have been combining
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been combining
- you will have been combining
- he/she will have been combining
- we will have been combining
- you will have been combining
- they will have been combining
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been combining
- you had been combining
- he/she had been combining
- we had been combining
- you had been combining
- they had been combining
combinar transitive verbto combine (mezclar)- combina lo práctico con lo barato -> it is both practical and cheap
to mix (bebidas)
to match (colores)
to arrange, to organize (planificar)
intransitive verb(colores, ropa)- combinar con -> to go with
- no tengo nada que combine con estos pantalones -> I haven't got anything to go o that goes with these trousers
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combinar [com-be-ner’]article & verb transitiveTo combine, to join, to unite, to connect.
To compare.
verb reflexiveTo combine; to get together, to join together.
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combinar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+esfuerzos, movimientos] to combine; [+colores] to match; mix 2 [+plan, proyecto] to devise; work out verbo:pronominal
combinarse1 [+personas] to get together; join together combinarse para hacer algo to get join together to do sth;o
2 (México) (alternarse) to take it in turns Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Verb Conjugation for "combinar"
|
Presente |
Pretérito |
Imperfect |
Futuro |
Subjuntivo |
| Yo |
combino |
combiné |
combinaba |
combinaré |
combine |
| Tú |
combinas |
combinaste |
combinabas |
combinarás |
combines |
| Ella/Él/Usted |
combina |
combinó |
combinaba |
combinará |
combine |
| Nosotros |
combinamos |
combinamos |
combinábamos |
combinaremos |
combinemos |
| Vosotros |
combináis |
combinasteis |
combinabais |
combinaréis |
combinéis |
| Ellos/Ustedes |
combinan |
combinaron |
combinaban |
combinarán |
combinen |
