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"hinque" is the third person singular imperative of the verb hincar. View conjugation.

hincar

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hincar
transitive verb
also:
  • hincar algo en -> to stick something into
  • hincarle el diente a algo (figurative) -> to get to grips with something, to get to work on something (empezar)
hincarse
pronomial verb
also:
  • hincarse de rodillas -> to fall to one's knees

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hincar [in-car’]
article & verb transitive
1To thrust in (meter), to drive into, to nail one thing to another.
  • Hincar la rodilla -> to kneel down
2To plant. (Province; Provinicial)
  • Hincar el diente -> to appropriate property to oneself: to censure, to calumniate
  • Hincó la mirada en ella -> he fixed his gaze on her
  • Hincó el bastón en el suelo -> he stuck his stick in the ground

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hincar
verbo:transitivo
(meter) [+objeto punzante] to thrust; drive;en into; [+pie] to set (firmly);en on
hincó el bastón en el suelo he stuck his stick in the ground; he thrust his stick into the ground; hincó la mirada en ella he fixed his gaze on her; he stared at her fixedly
hincarla (familiar) (trabajar mucho) to slog; (familiar) work hard
diente rodilla
verbo:pronominal
hincarse
hincarse de rodillas especialmente (Latinoamérica) to kneel; kneel down

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Verb Conjugation for "hincar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo hinco hinqué hincaba hincaré hinque
Tú hincas hincaste hincabas hincarás hinques
Ella/Él/Usted hinca hincó hincaba hincará hinque
Nosotros hincamos hincamos hincábamos hincaremos hinquemos
Vosotros hincáis hincasteis hincabais hincaréis hinquéis
Ellos/Ustedes hincan hincaron hincaban hincarán hinquen
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