peinar

∗ ≈

to comb

∗ verb

peinar
transitive verb
1to comb (también figurative)
peinarse
pronomial verb
1to comb one's hair

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peinar [pay-e-nar']
article & verb transitive
1To comb or dress the hair (pelo).
2To comb wool.
3To touch or rub slightly.
4To excavate or eat away part of a rock or earth.
5To move or divide anything gently. (Poetry)
  • Las aves peinan las olas -> the birds skim the waves
  • Peinar el estilo -> to correct, to chastise, or to purify the style
verb reflexive
6To comb one's hair; to do one's hair.

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peinar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+pelo] (con peine) to comb; (con cepillo) to brush
me peinan en Zoila's I get my hair done at Zoila's
2 [+caballo] to comb; curry
3 [+zona] to comb
4 (Latinoamérica) [+roca] to cut
5 (Arg) (familiar) (adular) to flatter
6 (Dep) (familiar) [+balón] to head
verbo:pronominal
peinarse to comb one's hair
do one's hair
peinarse a la griega to do one's hair in the Greek style

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Verb Conjugation for "peinar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo me peino me peiné me peinaba me peinaré me peine
Tú te peinas te peinaste te peinabas te peinarás te peines
Ella/Él/Usted se peina se peinó se peinaba se peinará se peine
Nosotros nos peinamos nos peinamos nos peinábamos nos peinaremos nos peinemos
Vosotros os peináis os peinasteis os peinabais os peinaréis os peinéis
Ellos/Ustedes se peinan se peinaron se peinaban se peinarán se peinen
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