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rebotar

rebotar
intransitive verb
1. to bounce (en off), to rebound (en off)
rebotarse
pronomial verb
1. to get (informal) (irritarse) (peninsular Spanish)cheesed off o (British)pissed (United States)

rebotar [ray-bo-tar’]
article & verb transitive
1. To rebound (pelota).
2. To change color, to turn (vino, licores).
3. To clinch a spike or nail (clavo), to turn the point of something sharp.
4. To raise the nap of cloth to be shorn.
5. To repel.
verb reflexive
6. To change one’s opinion, to retract.
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rebotar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+pelota] to bounce; [+ataque] to repel; beat back; [+rayos] to bounce back; cause to bounce off
2 [+clavo] to clinch
3 [+persona] to annoy
4 (And) (México) [+agua] to muddy; stir up
verbo:intransitivo
[+pelota] to bounce; [+bala] to ricochet; glance;de off;
verbo:pronominal
rebotarse to get cheesed off (familiar)
rebotarse con algn to have a dig at sb (familiar); have a go at sb (familiar)
Los dos voluntarios, según sus propios compañeros, [se "rebotaban"] con los policías y se "escaqueaban del trabajo para irse a jugar con las [máquinas de marcianos] de la Villa Olímpica".

Verb Conjugation for "rebotar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo reboto reboté rebotaba rebotaré rebote
rebotas rebotaste rebotabas rebotarás rebotes
Ella/Él/Usted rebota rebotó rebotaba rebotará rebote
Nosotros rebotamos rebotamos rebotábamos rebotaremos rebotemos
Vosotros rebotáis rebotasteis rebotabais rebotaréis rebotéis
Ellos/Ustedes rebotan rebotaron rebotaban rebotarán reboten
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