enclavar

enclavar

1. (to hold with nails)

Roberto había enclavado la alacena a la pared.Roberto had nailed the cupboard to the wall.

2. (to situate)

El general ordenó enclavar el campamento en mitad del valle.The general ordered to place the camp in the middle of the valley.

enclavarse

3. (to be situated; used with "en")

a.

El hotel se enclava en uno de los rincones más bellos del casco viejo.The hotel is in the very heart of the old city.

La aldea se enclava en el interior de las montañas asturianas.The village is set deep in the Asturian mountains.

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enclavar

1. (clavar)

a. to nail

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enclavar

transitive verb

1 (situar) to place

2 (Técnica) (clavar) to nail; (traspasar) to pierce; transfix

3 (empotrar) to embed; set

4 (engañar) to swindle; con (familiar)

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Verb Conjugations for enclavar

Present Participle: enclavando

Past Participle: enclavado

	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Conditional	Future
yo	enclavo	enclavé	enclavaba	enclavaría	enclavaré
tú	enclavas	enclavaste	enclavabas	enclavarías	enclavarás
él/ella/Ud.	enclava	enclavó	enclavaba	enclavaría	enclavará
nosotros	enclavamos	enclavamos	enclavábamos	enclavaríamos	enclavaremos
vosotros	enclaváis	enclavasteis	enclavabais	enclavaríais	enclavaréis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	enclavan	enclavaron	enclavaban	enclavarían	enclavarán

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