descalabrar

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descalabrar

transitive verb

1. to wound in the head (herir); to do serious damage to (informal) (perjudicar)

descalabrarse

pronomial verb

1. to hurt one's head ; to brain oneself (informal)

descalabrar [des-cah-lah-brar’]

article & verb transitive

1. To break or wound the head slightly.

2. To attack or impeach one’s character.

3. To hurt, to injure.

4. To annoy by screams. (Nautical)

verb reflexive

5. To fall from a height and break one’s skull.

Vd -> me descalabra con esto, you will neither do what you offer nor give what you promise

(Naut.) To cause a ship considerable damage. To occasion losses to the enemy 4. To cause annoyance.(Peru.) To be ruined, violently destroyed. Literally: you break my head with your proposal.

descalabrar

verbo:transitivo

1 (golpear) [+objeto] to smash; damage

descalabrar a algn to split sb's head open

2 (perjudicar) to harm; damage

3 (Náutica) to cripple; disable

verbo:pronominal

descalabrarse to hurt one's head

Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011

Verb Conjugation for "descalabrar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	descalabro	descalabré	descalabraba	descalabraré	descalabre
Tú	descalabras	descalabraste	descalabrabas	descalabrarás	descalabres
Ella/Él/Usted	descalabra	descalabró	descalabraba	descalabrará	descalabre
Nosotros	descalabramos	descalabramos	descalabrábamos	descalabraremos	descalabremos
Vosotros	descalabráis	descalabrasteis	descalabrabais	descalabraréis	descalabréis
Ellos/Ustedes	descalabran	descalabraron	descalabraban	descalabrarán	descalabren