pringar

transitive verb

1. to make greasy (ensuciar)

2. to dip (mojar)

3. to involve (informal) (comprometer)

intransitive verb

4. to get stuck in (informal)

pringarse

pronomial verb

1. to get covered in grease (ensuciarse)

2. to get one's hands dirty (informal) (en asunto sucio)

pringar [prin-gar’]

article & verb transitive

1. To baste meat which is roasting.

2. To stain with grease, to scald with boiling fat; to tar a person: this formerly was the punishment of slaves.

3. To wound (herir), to ill-treat.

4. To meddle, to interfere; to take a share in.

5. (Cono Sur) To give (enfermedad).

6. (Cono Sur) To put in the family way (mujer).

7. To drop a brick (meter la pata).

verb neuter

8. To take a beating (perder). (n)

9. To sweat one’s guts out (trabajar). (Military) (n)

10. To peg out (morir). (n)

11. To drizzle (lloviznar). (Ante Meridian & Central America & Caribbean & Mexico) (m)

verb reflexive

12. To draw unlawful advantage from a thing intrusted to one’s care.

O nos pringamos todos -> o ninguno, either we all carry the can or none of us do

Conjugación de "pringar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	pringo	pringué	pringaba	pringaré	pringue
Tú	pringas	pringaste	pringabas	pringarás	pringues
Ella/Él/Usted	pringa	pringó	pringaba	pringará	pringue
Nosotros	pringamos	pringamos	pringábamos	pringaremos	pringuemos
Vosotros	pringáis	pringasteis	pringabais	pringaréis	pringuéis
Ellos/Ustedes	pringan	pringaron	pringaban	pringarán	pringuen