jerk

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el majadero

∗ noun

sustantivo
1majadero(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (familiar) (person)

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jerk [yerk-aut]
1Tirar o arrojar con impulso violento y repentino, dar un tión repentino y brusco; mover a tirones; emitir de una manera convulsiva.
2Tasajear, charquear, cortar la carne (de buey) en lonjas largas y secarlas al sol sin salarla
sustantivo
  • Jerked beef -> tasajo, charqui
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Sacudir; vibrar. (n)
va.

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jerk [dʒɜːk]
noun
1 (shake) sacudida; (f) (pull) tirón; (m) jalón; (m) (LAm) (Med) espasmo muscular; (m)
physical jerks (Britain) (informal) gimnasia; (f) ejercicios (físicos); (m)
health farms have come a long way since the days of cold salt baths, ten-day grapefruit fasts and early morning physical jerks
by jerks a sacudidas; he sat up with a jerk se incorporó de golpe; to put a jerk in it (informal) menearse
2 (US) (informal) imbécil; (m) gilipollas; (vulgar) (m) pendejo; (m) (LAm) (very_informal) huevónonahuevona;ona huevona (m) (f) (And) (S. Cone) (vulgar)
what a jerk! ¡menudo imbécil!
verb:transitive
1 (pull) dar un tirón a; tirar bruscamente de; jalar bruscamente de; (LAm) (shake) sacudir; dar una sacudida a; (throw) arrojar con un movimiento rápido
to jerk sth along arrastrar algo a tirones; to jerk o.s. along moverse a sacudidas; avanzar a tirones; he jerked it away from me me lo quitó de un tirón jalón;or (LAm) to jerk o.s. free soltarse de un tirón jalón;or (LAm)
2 (US) [+meat] atasajar
verb:intransitive
dar una sacudida
to jerk along moverse a sacudidas; the bus jerked to a halt el autobús dio unas sacudidas y se paró

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Verb Conjugation for "jerk"

Imperative
  • jerk
  • you jerk
  • he/she jerks
  • we jerk
  • you jerk
  • they jerk
Preterite
  • I jerked
  • you jerked
  • he/she jerked
  • we jerked
  • you jerked
  • they jerked
Present Continuous
  • I am jerking
  • you are jerking
  • he/she is jerking
  • we are jerking
  • you are jerking
  • they are jerking
Present Perfect
  • I have jerked
  • you have jerked
  • he/she has jerked
  • we have jerked
  • you have jerked
  • they have jerked
Past Continuous
  • I was jerking
  • you were jerking
  • he/she was jerking
  • we were jerking
  • you were jerking
  • they were jerking
Past Perfect
  • I had jerked
  • you had jerked
  • he/she had jerked
  • we had jerked
  • you had jerked
  • they had jerked
Future
  • I will jerk
  • you will jerk
  • he/she will jerk
  • we will jerk
  • you will jerk
  • they will jerk
Future Perfect
  • I will have jerked
  • you will have jerked
  • he/she will have jerked
  • we will have jerked
  • you will have jerked
  • they will have jerked
Future Continuous
  • I will be jerking
  • you will be jerking
  • he/she will be jerking
  • we will be jerking
  • you will be jerking
  • they will be jerking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been jerking
  • you have been jerking
  • he/she has been jerking
  • we have been jerking
  • you have been jerking
  • they have been jerking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been jerking
  • you will have been jerking
  • he/she will have been jerking
  • we will have been jerking
  • you will have been jerking
  • they will have been jerking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been jerking
  • you had been jerking
  • he/she had been jerking
  • we had been jerking
  • you had been jerking
  • they had been jerking
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