copulate [ˈkɒpjʊleɪt]
copulate [ˈkɒpjʊleɪt]
verbo intransitivo
1copular
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copulate [ko-piu-leit]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Ayuntarse o unirse; tener coito el macho con la hembra o el hombre con la mujer. (n)
va. Unir, juntar o estrechar una cosa con otra de modo que no pueda haber mediación o cosa intermedia.
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Verb Conjugation for "copulate"
Imperative
- copulate
- you copulate
- he/she copulates
- we copulate
- you copulate
- they copulate
Preterite
- I copulated
- you copulated
- he/she copulated
- we copulated
- you copulated
- they copulated
Present Continuous
- I am copulating
- you are copulating
- he/she is copulating
- we are copulating
- you are copulating
- they are copulating
Present Perfect
- I have copulated
- you have copulated
- he/she has copulated
- we have copulated
- you have copulated
- they have copulated
Past Continuous
- I was copulating
- you were copulating
- he/she was copulating
- we were copulating
- you were copulating
- they were copulating
Past Perfect
- I had copulated
- you had copulated
- he/she had copulated
- we had copulated
- you had copulated
- they had copulated
Future
- I will copulate
- you will copulate
- he/she will copulate
- we will copulate
- you will copulate
- they will copulate
Future Perfect
- I will have copulated
- you will have copulated
- he/she will have copulated
- we will have copulated
- you will have copulated
- they will have copulated
Future Continuous
- I will be copulating
- you will be copulating
- he/she will be copulating
- we will be copulating
- you will be copulating
- they will be copulating
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been copulating
- you have been copulating
- he/she has been copulating
- we have been copulating
- you have been copulating
- they have been copulating
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been copulating
- you will have been copulating
- he/she will have been copulating
- we will have been copulating
- you will have been copulating
- they will have been copulating
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been copulating
- you had been copulating
- he/she had been copulating
- we had been copulating
- you had been copulating
- they had been copulating
cópula
feminine noun
1copulation (sexual)
2copula (grammar)
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cópula [co’-poo-lah]
noun
1The joining or coupling two things together. (f)
2Copulation, carnal union. (f)
3 (Architecture) (f)
4Copula, the word which unites the predicate with the subject. (Logarithm) (f)
CÚPULA.
cópula
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