saltear

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saltear

transitive verb

1to rob (asaltar)

2to sauté (cooking)

saltear [sal-tay-ar’]

article & verb transitive

1To assault, to attack, to invade; to rob on the highway (robar); to hold up (atracar).

2To fly from one work to another without continuity.

3To anticipate maliciously in the purchase of anything; to surprise, to take by surprise (sorprender).

4To circumvent or gain ascendency over another’s feelings.

saltear

verbo:transitivo

1 (Culin) to sauté

2 (atracar) to hold up

3 (sorprender) to take by surprise

verbo:intransitivo

(hacer discontinuamente) (al trabajar) to do in fits and starts; (al leer) to skip (over) bits

lo leyó salteando he read bits of it here and there

verbo:pronominal

saltearse (Arg) (Uru)

Verb Conjugation for "saltear"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	salteo	salteé	salteaba	saltearé	saltee
Tú	salteas	salteaste	salteabas	saltearás	saltees
Ella/Él/Usted	saltea	salteó	salteaba	salteará	saltee
Nosotros	salteamos	salteamos	salteábamos	saltearemos	salteemos
Vosotros	salteáis	salteasteis	salteabais	saltearéis	salteéis
Ellos/Ustedes	saltean	saltearon	salteaban	saltearán	salteen

Gerund: salteando / Participle: salteado / Complete saltear conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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conscious, aware