extraviar

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extraviar
transitive verb
1to lose, to mislay (objeto); to mislead, to cause to lose one's way (excursionista)
2to allow to wander (mirada, vista)
extraviarse
pronomial verb
1to get lost (persona); to be mislaid, to go missing (objeto)

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extraviar [ex-trah-vear']
article & verb transitive
1To mislead, to lead out of the way; to embezzle (dinero), secrete.
  • Extraviados -> (Mil.) Men missing
verb reflexive
2To lose one's way, to deviate from the right or common way (persona).
3To stray from rectitude, to err.

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extraviar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+objeto] to lose; mislay; misplace
2 (peyorativo) [+dinero] to embezzle
3 (desorientar) [+persona] to mislead; misdirect
verbo:pronominal
extraviarse
1 (perderse) [+persona] to get lost; lose one's way; [+animal] to stray; [+objeto] to go missing; go astray; [+carta] to go astray; get lost in the post
2 [+persona] (moralmente) to go astray; err; fall into evil ways

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Verb Conjugation for "extraviar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo extravío extravié extraviaba extraviaré extravíe
Tú extravías extraviaste extraviabas extraviarás extravíes
Ella/Él/Usted extravía extravió extraviaba extraviará extravíe
Nosotros extraviamos extraviamos extraviábamos extraviaremos extraviemos
Vosotros extraviáis extraviasteis extraviabais extraviaréis extraviéis
Ellos/Ustedes extravían extraviaron extraviaban extraviarán extravíen
Gerund: extraviando / Participle: extraviado / Complete extraviar conjugation >
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