robar

=

to steal

verbo

robar
transitive verb
1. to steal (objeto); to burgle (casa)
  • me han robado la moto -> my motorbike's been stolen
  • robar a alguien -> to rob somebody
  • robar el corazón a alguien -> to steal somebody's heart
  • la contabilidad me roba mucho tiempo -> doing the accounts takes up a lot of my time
2. to draw (en naipes)
3. to rob (cobrar caro)
  • en esa tienda te roban -> the prices in that shop are daylight robbery
4. (encuentro)
  • nos robaron el partido -> we were robbed

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robar [ro-bar’]
article & verb transitive
1. To rob (dueño), to plunder, to steal (objeto).
2. To abduct, to kidnap (persona).
3. To sweep away part of its banks (río).
4. To overcharge, to overreach in the sale of goods.
5. To gain another’s affections, to ingratiate oneself.
6. To diminish the color, to weaken or lower the coloring.
7. With bee-masters, to take the heed from a divided hive and put them into an empty one, by removing the honey-comb.
  • Robar algo a uno -> to steal something from somebody
  • Robar el corazón a uno -> to steal somebody's heart

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Conjugación de "robar"

Infinitivo
robar
Gerundio
robando
Particípio
robado
Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo robo robé robaba robaré robe
Tú robas robaste robabas robarás robes
Ella/Él/Usted roba robó robaba robará robe
Nosotros robamos robamos robábamos robaremos robemos
Vosotros robáis robasteis robabais robaréis robéis
Ellos/Ustedes roban robaron robaban robarán roben
Completo robar conjugación
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