guindar

∗

guindar

transitive verb

1to pinch (informal) (robar) (peninsular Spanish), to nick (British)

guindar algo a alguien -> to pinch o (peninsular Spanish) nick something off somebody (British)

2to hang up (colgar) (CAm, Mexican Spanish, Venezuelan Spanish)

guindarse

pronomial verb

1to hang (colgarse) (CAm, Mexican Spanish, Venezuelan Spanish)

guindar [geen-dar’]

article & verb transitive

1To lift, to elevate, to raise, to hoist.

2To procure in concurrence with others.

3(coll.) To hang.

verb

4AHORCAR.

verb reflexive

5To be suspended, to hang by or on something.

guindar

verbo:transitivo

1 (muy_familiar) (robar) to pinch; (familiar) swipe; (familiar)

2 (muy_familiar) [+contrato, trabajo] to win against competition; (against competition) land

3 (Caribe) (colgar) to hang up

verbo:pronominal

guindarse

1 (descolgarse) to hang (down)

2 (familiar) (ahorcarse) to hang o.s.; (morirse) to kick the bucket; (familiar)

Verb Conjugation for "guindar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	guindo	guindé	guindaba	guindaré	guinde
Tú	guindas	guindaste	guindabas	guindarás	guindes
Ella/Él/Usted	guinda	guindó	guindaba	guindará	guinde
Nosotros	guindamos	guindamos	guindábamos	guindaremos	guindemos
Vosotros	guindáis	guindasteis	guindabais	guindaréis	guindéis
Ellos/Ustedes	guindan	guindaron	guindaban	guindarán	guinden

Gerund: guindando / Participle: guindado / Complete guindar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

∗

foreseeable, predictable