ladear

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ladear
transitive verb
1to tilt
ladearse
pronomial verb
1to tilt (cuadro); to turn sideways (persona)

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ladear [lah-day-ar’]
article & verb transitive
1To move or turn to one side; to go side by side; to go along rails.
verb neuter
2To incline: applied to the needle of the mariner’s compass. (Nautical) (n)
3To go by the side, to incline to one side. (n)
4To tilt (inclinarse). (n)
5To turn aside (apartarse). (n)
verb reflexive
6To incline toward an opinion or party.
7To lean, to incline (inclinarse).
8(Cono Sur) To fall in love (enamorarse).

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ladear
verbo:transitivo
1 (inclinar) to tilt; tip; (Aeronáutica) to bank; turn; [+cabeza] to tilt; put on one side;
2 [+montaña] to skirt; go round the side of
verbo:intransitivo
1 (inclinarse) to tilt; tip; lean
2 (apartarse) to turn aside; turn off
verbo:pronominal
ladearse
1 (inclinarse) to lean;a towards; (torcerse) to bend; (Dep) to swerve; (Aeronáutica) to bank; turn
se ladea al otro partido
2 (Chile) (familiar) (enamorarse) to fall in love;con with
3
ladearse con to be equal to; be even with

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Verb Conjugation for "ladear"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo ladeo ladeé ladeaba ladearé ladee
Tú ladeas ladeaste ladeabas ladearás ladees
Ella/Él/Usted ladea ladeó ladeaba ladeará ladee
Nosotros ladeamos ladeamos ladeábamos ladearemos ladeemos
Vosotros ladeáis ladeasteis ladeabais ladearéis ladeéis
Ellos/Ustedes ladean ladearon ladeaban ladearán ladeen
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