drown [draʊn]
verb:transitive
1 [+people, animals] ahogar; [+land] inundar
to drown o.s. ahogarse; a boy was drowned here yesterday un chico se ahogó ayer aquí
like a drowned rat calado hasta los huesos
drown [draʊn]
verbo transitivo
1ahogar (kill by drowning)
- to drown oneself -> ahogarse
- to drown one's sorrows (in drink) -> ahogar las penas (en alcohol)
2ahogar (make inaudible)
verbo intransitivo
3ahogarse (die by drowning)
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drown [draun]
1Ahogar (person, animal).
- To be drowned -> ahogarse, morir ahogado
2Anegar, cubrir (landscape, fields); sumergir.
- He drowned his meal in gravy -> se puso un montonazo de salsa en la comida
3Inundar.
4Sofocar alguna cosa.
- To drown one’s sorrow in wine -> ahogar sus pesares en vino, embriagarse
- To be drowned in tears -> estar anegado en lágrimas
- Drown out -> ahogar (make inaudible/noise, cries, screams)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Anegarse, ahogarse; morir ahogado. (n)
va.
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Verb Conjugation for "drown"
Imperative
- drown
- you drown
- he/she drowns
- we drown
- you drown
- they drown
Preterite
- I drowned
- you drowned
- he/she drowned
- we drowned
- you drowned
- they drowned
Present Continuous
- I am drowning
- you are drowning
- he/she is drowning
- we are drowning
- you are drowning
- they are drowning
Present Perfect
- I have drowned
- you have drowned
- he/she has drowned
- we have drowned
- you have drowned
- they have drowned
Past Continuous
- I was drowning
- you were drowning
- he/she was drowning
- we were drowning
- you were drowning
- they were drowning
Past Perfect
- I had drowned
- you had drowned
- he/she had drowned
- we had drowned
- you had drowned
- they had drowned
Future
- I will drown
- you will drown
- he/she will drown
- we will drown
- you will drown
- they will drown
Future Perfect
- I will have drowned
- you will have drowned
- he/she will have drowned
- we will have drowned
- you will have drowned
- they will have drowned
Future Continuous
- I will be drowning
- you will be drowning
- he/she will be drowning
- we will be drowning
- you will be drowning
- they will be drowning
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been drowning
- you have been drowning
- he/she has been drowning
- we have been drowning
- you have been drowning
- they have been drowning
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been drowning
- you will have been drowning
- he/she will have been drowning
- we will have been drowning
- you will have been drowning
- they will have been drowning
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been drowning
- you had been drowning
- he/she had been drowning
- we had been drowning
- you had been drowning
- they had been drowning
