enchufar

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enchufar
transitive verb
1to plug in (aparato)
2to pull strings for (informal) (colocar en un trabajo)

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enchufar [en-choo-far’]
verb neuter
1To fit, as the orifice of a tube into another. (n)
verb transitive
2To join, to connect, to fit together (técnica).
3(Com, Fin.) To merge. (n)
verb reflexive
4To wangle oneself a job (puesto).

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enchufar
verbo:transitivo
1 (Electricidad y Eléctronica) to plug in
2 (Técnica) (gen) to join; fit together; fit in; [+dos tubos] to telescope together;
3 (familiar) (en un trabajo)
la han enchufado para el puesto de secretaria they have set lined her up for the secretary's job using contacts;o (using contacts) they pulled strings to get her the secretary's job
verbo:pronominal
enchufarse (familiar)
1 (en el trabajo) to wangle o.s. a job; (familiar) get a cushy job; (muy_familiar)
2 (relacionarse bien) to get in with the right people

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Verb Conjugation for "enchufar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo enchufo enchufé enchufaba enchufaré enchufe
Tú enchufas enchufaste enchufabas enchufarás enchufes
Ella/Él/Usted enchufa enchufó enchufaba enchufará enchufe
Nosotros enchufamos enchufamos enchufábamos enchufaremos enchufemos
Vosotros enchufáis enchufasteis enchufabais enchufaréis enchuféis
Ellos/Ustedes enchufan enchufaron enchufaban enchufarán enchufen
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