descalzar

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descalzar

transitive verb

also:

descalzarse

pronomial verb

1to take off one's shoes

descalzar [des-cal-thar’]

article & verb transitive

1To take off shoes and stockings.

2To remove an impediment, to surmount an obstacle: applied only to the impediment or obstacle used to prevent the motion of a wheel.

3To take away the bits of thin boards put under tables to make them stand fast.

4To lose or cast a shoe or shoes (caballos).

verb reflexive

5To pull off one’s own shoes and stockings.

descalzar

verbo:transitivo

descalzar a algn to take off sb's shoes

no vale ni para descalzarme

2 (quitar la cuña) [+rueda] to remove the chocks from; [+armario, mesa] to remove the wedge(s) from

han descalzado la mesa y ahora está coja

verbo:pronominal

descalzarse

1 to take off one's shoes

descalzarse los guantes to take off one's gloves

2 [+caballo] to cast a shoe

Verb Conjugation for "descalzar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	descalzo	descalcé	descalzaba	descalzaré	descalce
Tú	descalzas	descalzaste	descalzabas	descalzarás	descalces
Ella/Él/Usted	descalza	descalzó	descalzaba	descalzará	descalce
Nosotros	descalzamos	descalzamos	descalzábamos	descalzaremos	descalcemos
Vosotros	descalzáis	descalzasteis	descalzabais	descalzaréis	descalcéis
Ellos/Ustedes	descalzan	descalzaron	descalzaban	descalzarán	descalcen

Gerund: descalzando / Participle: descalzado / Complete descalzar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable