revolcar

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revolcar

transitive verb

1to throw to the ground, to upend

revolcarse

pronomial verb

1to roll about (por el suelo)

2to roll around (informal) (amantes) (kissing and canoodling)

revolcar [ray-vol-car’]

article & verb transitive

1To knock down (derribar), to tread upon.

2To overcome, to outshine in a controversy.

3To floor (adversario).

verb reflexive

4To wallow in mire or anything filthy (animal).

5To be obstinately bent upon an idea or design.

(Yo revuelco, yo revuelque, from Revolcar. V. ACORDAR.

revolcar

verbo:transitivo

1 [+persona] to knock down; knock over; (Taur) to knock down and trample on

2 (familiar) [+adversario] to wipe the floor with; (familiar)

3 (humillar) to bring down; deflate

verbo:pronominal

revolcarse

1 [+persona] to roll about; [+animal] to wallow; [+amantes] (familiar) to have a romp in the hay; (familiar)

revolcarse de dolor to writhe in pain

revolcarse en el vicio to wallow in vice

revolcarse en la tumba to turn in one's grave

2 (obstinarse) to dig one's heels in

Verb Conjugation for "revolcar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	revuelco	revolqué	revolcaba	revolcaré	revuelque
Tú	revuelcas	revolcaste	revolcabas	revolcarás	revuelques
Ella/Él/Usted	revuelca	revolcó	revolcaba	revolcará	revuelque
Nosotros	revolcamos	revolcamos	revolcábamos	revolcaremos	revolquemos
Vosotros	revolcáis	revolcasteis	revolcabais	revolcaréis	revolquéis
Ellos/Ustedes	revuelcan	revolcaron	revolcaban	revolcarán	revuelquen

Gerund: revolcando / Participle: revolcado / Complete revolcar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable