refocilar

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refocilar [ray-fo-the-lar’]
article & verb transitive
1To strengthen, to revive, to reinvigorate, to refect, to amuse (divertir), to cheer up (alegrar).
verb reflexive
2To be strengthened or revived.
3To cheer up no end (alegrarse).

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refocilar (formal)
verbo:transitivo
(encantar) to delight; (divertir) to amuse hugely; (alegrar) to cheer up;
verbo:intransitivo
(And) (S. Cone) [+rayo] to flash
verbo:pronominal
refocilarse
1 (divertirse)
refocilarse con algo to enjoy sth hugely; take great delight in sth; se refocila viendo lo que sufre otro he delights in gloats over sb else's sufferings;o
2 (alegrarse) to cheer up no end

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Verb Conjugation for "refocilar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo me refocilo me refocilé me refocilaba me refocilaré me refocile
Tú te refocilas te refocilaste te refocilabas te refocilarás te refociles
Ella/Él/Usted se refocila se refociló se refocilaba se refocilará se refocile
Nosotros nos refocilamos nos refocilamos nos refocilábamos nos refocilaremos nos refocilemos
Vosotros os refociláis os refocilasteis os refocilabais os refocilaréis os refociléis
Ellos/Ustedes se refocilan se refocilaron se refocilaban se refocilarán se refocilen
Gerund: refocilando / Participle: refocilado / Complete refocilar conjugation >
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