molar

molar
[ˈməʊlə(r)]
sustantivo
1muela (f) molar (m)

molar [mou-lar]
adjetivo
1Molar.
  • Molar teeth -> muelas, dientes molares

molar [ˈməʊləʳ]
noun
muela; (f)

molar
adjective
also:
  • diente molar -> molar
masculine noun
1molar
intransitive verb
1(informal)
  • ¡cómo (me) mola esa moto/ese chico! -> that motorbike/that guy is really cool! (peninsular Spanish)

molar [mo-lahr’]
adjective
1Molar, belonging to a mill-stone, or any other thing for grinding, as the teeth.
article & verb transitive
  • Lo que más me mola es ->
  • No me mola -> I don't go for that
verb neuter
1To be in, to be fashionable. (n)
2To be classy (dar tono). (n)
3To swank (darse tono). (n)
4To be OK (valer). (n)
., what I'm really into is...(gustar).

molar
sustantivo:masculino
molar
molar (muy_familiar)
verbo:intransitivo
(España)
1 (gustar)
lo que más me mola es ... what I'm really into is ...; (familiar) tía, me molas mucho I'm crazy about you, baby; (familiar) ¡cómo mola esa moto! that bike is really cool!; (muy_familiar) ¿te mola un pitillo? do you fancy a smoke?; (familiar) no me mola I don't go for that; (familiar) I don't fancy that
2 (estar de moda) to be in; (familiar)
eso mola mucho ahora that's very in right now; (familiar) that's all the rage now
3 (dar tono) to be classy; (familiar) be real posh; (familiar)
4 (valer) to be OK; (familiar)
por partes iguales, ¿mola? equal shares then, OK?; (familiar)
5 (marchar)
la cosa no mola it's not going well at all

Verb Conjugation for "molar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo molo molé molaba molaré mole
molas molaste molabas molarás moles
Ella/Él/Usted mola moló molaba molará mole
Nosotros molamos molamos molábamos molaremos molemos
Vosotros moláis molasteis molabais molaréis moléis
Ellos/Ustedes molan molaron molaban molarán molen
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