placate [pləˈkeɪt]
placate [pləˈkeɪt]
verbo transitivo
1. aplacar
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placate [pla-keit]
va. Aplacar, apaciguar, conciliar, sosegar.
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Verb Conjugation for "placate"
Imperative
- placate
- you placate
- he/she placates
- we placate
- you placate
- they placate
Preterite
- I placated
- you placated
- he/she placated
- we placated
- you placated
- they placated
Present Continuous
- I am placating
- you are placating
- he/she is placating
- we are placating
- you are placating
- they are placating
Present Perfect
- I have placated
- you have placated
- he/she has placated
- we have placated
- you have placated
- they have placated
Past Continuous
- I was placating
- you were placating
- he/she was placating
- we were placating
- you were placating
- they were placating
Past Perfect
- I had placated
- you had placated
- he/she had placated
- we had placated
- you had placated
- they had placated
Future
- I will placate
- you will placate
- he/she will placate
- we will placate
- you will placate
- they will placate
Future Perfect
- I will have placated
- you will have placated
- he/she will have placated
- we will have placated
- you will have placated
- they will have placated
Future Continuous
- I will be placating
- you will be placating
- he/she will be placating
- we will be placating
- you will be placating
- they will be placating
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been placating
- you have been placating
- he/she has been placating
- we have been placating
- you have been placating
- they have been placating
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been placating
- you will have been placating
- he/she will have been placating
- we will have been placating
- you will have been placating
- they will have been placating
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been placating
- you had been placating
- he/she had been placating
- we had been placating
- you had been placating
- they had been placating
placa
feminine noun
1. plate (lámina)
- placa dental (medicine) -> dental plaque
- placa de hielo -> black ice, icy patch
- placa solar -> solar panel
- placa de vitrocerámica -> ceramic hob (de cocina)
2. plaque (inscripción); badge (de policía)
3. (automobiles)
- placa (de matrícula) -> number plate (British), license plate (United States)
4. plate (geology)
5. board (computing)
- placa lógica -> logic board
- placa madre -> motherboard
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placa [plah'-cah]
noun
1. Star, insignia of an order of knighthood. (f)
2. A photographic plate. (f)
3. Check for baggage (para equipaje). (Mexico) (f)
4. Gramophone record. (Ante Meridian & Latin American & Music) (m)
- Placas de transparencias -> transparency (or lantern) plates
- Placa de matrícula -> number plate
- Placa madre -> (Comput.) motherboard
placa
1 (gen) plate; (lámina) sheet; [de cocina] plate; (radiador) radiator
placa conmemorativa commemorative plaque
placa de hielo icy patch
placa del nombre nameplate
placa de matrícula number plate; license plate; (EEUU) registration plate
placa dental (dental) plaque
placa de silicio silicon chip
placa giratoria (Ferro) turntable
placa madre (Informática) motherboard
placa solar (en techo) solar panel; (en pared) radiator
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