destemplar

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destemplar [des-tem-plar’]

article & verb transitive

1To distemper, to alter, to disconcert.

2To put to confusion.

3To untune.

verb reflexive

4To be ruffled, to be discomposed.

5To be out of order (pulso).

6To grow blunt, to lose the temper (instrumentos).

7To act improperly or rashly; to lose moderation in actions or words.

8To melt glue or other cement.

9To anneal, to take out the temper of metals.

destemplar

verbo:transitivo

1 (Música) to put out of tune

2 (alterar) to upset; disturb

verbo:pronominal

destemplarse

1 (Música) to get out of tune

2 (Med) [+persona] to have a slight temperature fever;o (EEUU) [+pulso] to become irregular

3 [+máquina] to break down

4 (Latinoamérica) (irritarse) to get upset

con eso me destemplo that sets my teeth on edge

Verb Conjugation for "destemplar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	destemplo	destemplé	destemplaba	destemplaré	destemple
Tú	destemplas	destemplaste	destemplabas	destemplarás	destemples
Ella/Él/Usted	destempla	destempló	destemplaba	destemplará	destemple
Nosotros	destemplamos	destemplamos	destemplábamos	destemplaremos	destemplemos
Vosotros	destempláis	destemplasteis	destemplabais	destemplaréis	destempléis
Ellos/Ustedes	destemplan	destemplaron	destemplaban	destemplarán	destemplen

Gerund: destemplando / Participle: destemplado / Complete destemplar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously