enclavar
enclavar
transitive verb1. (to hold with nails)
a. to nail
Roberto había enclavado la alacena a la pared.Roberto had nailed the cupboard to the wall.
2. (to situate)
a. to place
El general ordenó enclavar el campamento en mitad del valle.The general ordered to place the camp in the middle of the valley.
enclavarse
pronominal verb3. (to be situated; used with "en")
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.
Verb Conjugations for enclavar
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