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"marine" is the first person singular present subjunctive of the verb marinar. View conjugation.

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marine
[məˈriːn]
sustantivo
1marine (mf) infante (sustantivo masculino) de marina (soldier), fusilero (m) naval (Am)
  • (go) tell it to the marines! (familiar) -> ¡eso cuéntaselo a tu abuela!
adjetivo
2marino(a) (life, biology)
  • marine engineering -> ingeniería (f) naval

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marine [ma-rin]
adjetivo
1Marino, de mar; oceánico; náutico; naval.
  • Marine engine -> máquina de vapor marina
sustantivo
2Marino, soldado de marina.
3Marina, fuerza naval; buques o bajeles en general.
4Marina, pintura o cuadro que representa el mar.

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marine [məˈriːn]
noun
1 (Mil) (person) infante de marina; (m)
the Marines (Britain) la infantería de marina; (US) los marines
he's joined the Marines
tell that to the marines! (old-fashioned) (informal) ¡a otro perro con ese hueso!; (informal)
¡cuéntaselo a tu abuela! >
2 (fleet) marina; (f)
the merchant mercantile marineor la marina mercante
during the war, ships from the merchant marine were used to ferry allied troops around Europe
adjective
1 (sea) [+creature, plant, pollution] marino
The practice of drift-netting, which is highly damaging to many marine creatures These are small marine plants that drift on or near the surface of the water The 11 million gallon oil spill killed vast numbers of marine birds, ...extinct marine reptiles, This will cut down on marine pollution
2 (maritime) [+law, warfare] marítimo
...a solicitor specialising in marine law a fine eighteenth-century marine painting of a frigate Hebburn wandered around the room, staring at the marine oil-paintings on the walls he was a member of the Society of Marine Artists
modifier
marine biologist (n) biólogoabióloga marinoamarina;a bióloga (m) (f)a marina
She trained as a marine biologist
marine biology (n) biología marina; (f)
I really want to go to university and do a course in marine biology
Marine Corps (n) (US) Infantería de Marina; (f)
marine engineer (n) ingenieroaingeniera naval;a ingeniera (m) (f)
He had trained as a marine engineer
marine engineering (n) ingeniería naval; (f)
...an expert in marine engineering
marine insurance (n) seguro marítimo; (m)
Lloyd's still has a 20% share of the world market for marine insurance
marine life (n) vida marina; (f) flora y fauna marina; (f)
Drift nets indiscriminately sweep up all marine life in their path
marine science (n) ciencia marina; (f)
marine scientist (n) científicoacientífica marinoamarina;a científica (m) (f)a marina
Some marine scientists say pollution from fertilisers and sewage is

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marinar
transitive verb
1to marinate

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marinar [mah-re-nar’]
article & verb transitive
1To marinate, to salt fish.
2To man a ship taken from the enemy.

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marinar
verbo:transitivo
to marinate; marinade

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Verb Conjugation for "marinar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo marino mariné marinaba marinaré marine
Tú marinas marinaste marinabas marinarás marines
Ella/Él/Usted marina marinó marinaba marinará marine
Nosotros marinamos marinamos marinábamos marinaremos marinemos
Vosotros marináis marinasteis marinabais marinaréis marinéis
Ellos/Ustedes marinan marinaron marinaban marinarán marinen
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