otter

otter
[ˈɒtə(r)]
sustantivo
1nutria (f)

otter [o-tat]
sustantivo
1Nutra, o nutria, mamífero carnicero y anfibio.
  • Otter-skin -> piel de nutria
2Nutria de mar.
3Oruga de una mariposa nocturna.

otter [ˈɒtəʳ]
noun
otters otter nutria; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "otter"

Imperative
  • otter
  • you otter
  • he/she otters
  • we otter
  • you otter
  • they otter
Preterite
  • I ottered
  • you ottered
  • he/she ottered
  • we ottered
  • you ottered
  • they ottered
Present Continuous
  • I am ottering
  • you are ottering
  • he/she is ottering
  • we are ottering
  • you are ottering
  • they are ottering
Present Perfect
  • I have ottered
  • you have ottered
  • he/she has ottered
  • we have ottered
  • you have ottered
  • they have ottered
Past Continuous
  • I was ottering
  • you were ottering
  • he/she was ottering
  • we were ottering
  • you were ottering
  • they were ottering
Past Perfect
  • I had ottered
  • you had ottered
  • he/she had ottered
  • we had ottered
  • you had ottered
  • they had ottered
Future
  • I will otter
  • you will otter
  • he/she will otter
  • we will otter
  • you will otter
  • they will otter
Future Perfect
  • I will have ottered
  • you will have ottered
  • he/she will have ottered
  • we will have ottered
  • you will have ottered
  • they will have ottered
Future Continuous
  • I will be ottering
  • you will be ottering
  • he/she will be ottering
  • we will be ottering
  • you will be ottering
  • they will be ottering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been ottering
  • you have been ottering
  • he/she has been ottering
  • we have been ottering
  • you have been ottering
  • they have been ottering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been ottering
  • you will have been ottering
  • he/she will have been ottering
  • we will have been ottering
  • you will have been ottering
  • they will have been ottering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been ottering
  • you had been ottering
  • he/she had been ottering
  • we had been ottering
  • you had been ottering
  • they had been ottering
Paid English to Spanish translation

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