palpar

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palpar

transitive verb

1to feel, to touch (tocar); to palpate (medicine)

2to feel (percibir)

intransitive verb

3to feel around

palpar [pal-par’]

article & verb transitive

1To feel, to touch.

2To grope in the dark.

3To know positively, as if one had felt it.

verb reflexive

4To be felt.

4. To appreciate, to understand.

palpar

verbo:transitivo

1 (tocar) to touch; feel; (tantear) to feel one's way along; (amorosamente) to caress; fondle; especialmente (Latinoamérica) [+sospechoso] to frisk

2 (notar) to appreciate; understand

ahora palpa las consecuencias now he's really feeling the consequences; ya palparás lo que es esto one day you'll really understand all this

un sensor de momentos-fuerza que puede palpar por sí solo las fuerzas y movimientos en todas direccione quería palpar la América oculta

verbo:pronominal

palparse [+miedo, ansiedad] to be felt

se palpaba el descontento you could feel the restlessness; hay una enemistad que se palpa you can feel the hostility; the hostility is tangible

Verb Conjugation for "palpar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	palpo	palpé	palpaba	palparé	palpe
Tú	palpas	palpaste	palpabas	palparás	palpes
Ella/Él/Usted	palpa	palpó	palpaba	palpará	palpe
Nosotros	palpamos	palpamos	palpábamos	palparemos	palpemos
Vosotros	palpáis	palpasteis	palpabais	palparéis	palpéis
Ellos/Ustedes	palpan	palparon	palpaban	palparán	palpen

Gerund: palpando / Participle: palpado / Complete palpar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable