derrotar

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to defeat

∗ verb

derrotar

transitive verb

1to defeat

derrotar [der-ro-tar’]

article & verb transitive

1To cause to drive or fall off (viento, tormentas). (Nautical)

2To destroy health or fortune.

3To rout, to defeat.

verb neuter

4To arrive in a place in a ruined state, or in the utmost confusion and disorder. (n)

verb reflexive

5To cough (delincuente), to

noun, singular

derrotar

verbo:transitivo

1 (vencer) [+ejército] to defeat; [+equipo] to defeat; beat

2 (estropear) [+ropa] to tear; ruin; [+salud] to ruin

verbo:pronominal

derrotarse (muy_familiar) [+delincuente] to cough; (muy_familiar) sing; (muy_familiar)

derrotarse de algn to grass on sb; (muy_familiar)

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	derroto	derroté	derrotaba	derrotaré	derrote
Tú	derrotas	derrotaste	derrotabas	derrotarás	derrotes
Ella/Él/Usted	derrota	derrotó	derrotaba	derrotará	derrote
Nosotros	derrotamos	derrotamos	derrotábamos	derrotaremos	derrotemos
Vosotros	derrotáis	derrotasteis	derrotabais	derrotaréis	derrotéis
Ellos/Ustedes	derrotan	derrotaron	derrotaban	derrotarán	derroten

Gerund: derrotando / Participle: derrotado / Complete derrotar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

∗

evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously