jubilar

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jubilar
transitive verb
also:
  • jubilar a alguien (de) -> to pension somebody off (from), to retire somebody (from)
jubilarse
pronomial verb
1to retire

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jubilar [hoo-be-lar’]
article & verb transitive
1To pension off; to superannuate; to exempt anyone from the duties of a charge (persona).
2To exempt from toil and labor.
3To lay aside as useless (persona).
verb neuter
4To become a pensioner in consequence of having been exempted from the labor or burden of a charge, office, or ministry. (n)
verb reflexive
5To retire.
6To play truant (hacer novillos). (Ante Meridian & Central America) (m)
7To gain experience (ponerse listo). (Caribbean) (m)
8To deteriorate (deteriorar). (Andes) (m)

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jubilar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+trabajador] to pension off; retire
2 (humorístico) (familiar) (desechar) [+objeto] to discard; [+persona] to put out to grass
verbo:pronominal
jubilarse
1 [+trabajador] to retire
jubilarse anticipadamente to take early retirement; retire early
Igualmente se potencia que los agricultores [se jubilen anticipadamente] con la finalidad de favorecer el abandono de las tierras de largo tiempo en explotación.
2 (Centroamérica) (hacer novillos) to play truant
3 (Caribe) (familiar) (instruirse) to gain experience
4 (And) (familiar) (deteriorarse) to deteriorate; go downhill; (enloquecer) to lose one's head

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Verb Conjugation for "jubilar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo jubilo jubilé jubilaba jubilaré jubile
Tú jubilas jubilaste jubilabas jubilarás jubiles
Ella/Él/Usted jubila jubiló jubilaba jubilará jubile
Nosotros jubilamos jubilamos jubilábamos jubilaremos jubilemos
Vosotros jubiláis jubilasteis jubilabais jubilaréis jubiléis
Ellos/Ustedes jubilan jubilaron jubilaban jubilarán jubilen
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