jar

jar
[dʒɑː(r)]
sustantivo
1sacudida (f) (jolt, shock)
  • the news gave him a nasty jar -> la noticia supuso una sorpresa desagradable para él
verbo transitivo (pt & pp jarred)
2sacudir, golpear (knock); alterar, sacudir (sentido figurado) (surprise)
verbo intransitivo
3rechinar (make unpleasant sound)
  • to jar on the ears -> rechinar en los oídos
  • to jar on the nerves -> crispar los nervios
  • to jar (with each other) -> desentonar; (colors) chocar (entre sí) (ideas)
sustantivo
1tarro (m) (container)
  • to have a jar (familiar) (beer) -> tomarse una caña (británico)

jar [yar]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Chocar una cosa con otra. (n)
2(Mús.) Discordar, desentonar (clash). (n)
3Reñir, desavenirse, disputar, descompadrar, contender, cruzar (opinion). (n)
4Sonar alguna cosa con un sonido o vibración igual, como el tic-tac de un reloj. (n)
5Hacer discordar o desentonar.
6Agitar, sacudir (shake).
va.
sustantivo
1Jarro o jarra; tinaja, cántaro, tarro, orza, botija.
  • To have a -> tomar un trago
2Choque, pendencia, disensión, riña.
3Sonido desapacible y repetido.
4Balanceo, como el de una puerta sobre sus goznes; se emplea solamente en la locución on a jar, on the , entreabierto.
  • To give somebody a -> dejar perplejo, dejar de piedra
  • To jar on someone’s nerves -> poner a alguien los nervios de punta
V. AJAR.

jar [dʒɑːʳ]
noun
(container) tarro; (m) bote; (m) (jug) (gen) jarra; (f) (large) tinaja; (f)
to have a jar (informal) tomar un trago una copa;or
jar [dʒɑːʳ]
noun
1 (jolt) sacudida; (f) choque; (m)
2 (shock) conmoción; (f) sorpresa desagradable; (f)
it gave me a jar me dejó de piedra
verb:transitive
1 (jog) tocar
he must have jarred the camera ha debido de mover la cámara; somebody jarred my elbow alguien me dio en el codo
2 (shake) sacudir; hacer vibrar
I've jarred my back me he lastimado la espalda
3 afectar; impresionar
verb:intransitive
(clash) [+colours, sounds] desentonar; [+opinions] chocar;with con
to jar on sb's nerves poner a algn los nervios de punta; to jar on sb's ears lastimar a algn el oído
jar [dʒɑːʳ]
noun
on the jar

Verb Conjugation for "jar"

Imperative
  • jar
  • you jar
  • he/she jars
  • we jar
  • you jar
  • they jar
Preterite
  • I jarred
  • you jarred
  • he/she jarred
  • we jarred
  • you jarred
  • they jarred
Present Continuous
  • I am jarring
  • you are jarring
  • he/she is jarring
  • we are jarring
  • you are jarring
  • they are jarring
Present Perfect
  • I have jarred
  • you have jarred
  • he/she has jarred
  • we have jarred
  • you have jarred
  • they have jarred
Past Continuous
  • I was jarring
  • you were jarring
  • he/she was jarring
  • we were jarring
  • you were jarring
  • they were jarring
Past Perfect
  • I had jarred
  • you had jarred
  • he/she had jarred
  • we had jarred
  • you had jarred
  • they had jarred
Future
  • I will jar
  • you will jar
  • he/she will jar
  • we will jar
  • you will jar
  • they will jar
Future Perfect
  • I will have jarred
  • you will have jarred
  • he/she will have jarred
  • we will have jarred
  • you will have jarred
  • they will have jarred
Future Continuous
  • I will be jarring
  • you will be jarring
  • he/she will be jarring
  • we will be jarring
  • you will be jarring
  • they will be jarring
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been jarring
  • you have been jarring
  • he/she has been jarring
  • we have been jarring
  • you have been jarring
  • they have been jarring
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been jarring
  • you will have been jarring
  • he/she will have been jarring
  • we will have been jarring
  • you will have been jarring
  • they will have been jarring
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been jarring
  • you had been jarring
  • he/she had been jarring
  • we had been jarring
  • you had been jarring
  • they had been jarring
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