purgar

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purgar
transitive verb
1to purge (también figurative)
purgarse
pronomial verb
1to take a purge

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purgar [poor-gar’]
article & verb transitive
1To purge, to purify, to cleanse.
2To atone, to expiate (pecado).
3To purify (purificar), to refine.
4To suffer the penalties of purgatory.
5To purge, to evacuate the body.
6To clear from guilt or imputation of guilt.
verb reflexive
7To rid or clear oneself from guilt.

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purgar
verbo:transitivo
1 (Med) to purge; administer a purgative to
2 (Política) (depurar) to expel
purgar a los fascistas del partido to purge the party of fascists; expel fascists from the party
Le pregunto si van a purgar a los guerristas
3 (limpiar de) [+pecado] to purge; expiate; [+delito] to pay for
purgaran sus delitos antes de ser perdonados delitos por los que ya purgó un año y medio de cárcel,
 [+pasiones] to purge
purgar la religión de supersticiones to purge cleanse religion of superstition;o
escritores fascistas a los que purgó de una antología
4 (Mecánica) (drenar) [+depósito, tubería] to drain; [+radiador] to bleed; drain; [+frenos] to bleed;
5 (purificar) to purify; refine
verbo:pronominal
purgarse
1 (Med) to take a purge
2
purgarse de algo to purge o.s. of sth

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Verb Conjugation for "purgar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo purgo purgué purgaba purgaré purgue
Tú purgas purgaste purgabas purgarás purgues
Ella/Él/Usted purga purgó purgaba purgará purgue
Nosotros purgamos purgamos purgábamos purgaremos purguemos
Vosotros purgáis purgasteis purgabais purgaréis purguéis
Ellos/Ustedes purgan purgaron purgaban purgarán purguen
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