solevantar

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solevantar [so-lay-van-tar’]

1To induce one to leave his habitation, home, or employment.

2To agitate, to excite commotion.

em>va. 1. To raise something and put something else under it (objeto).

solevantar

verbo:transitivo

1 [+objeto] to push up; raise

2 (Política) to rouse; stir up

Verb Conjugation for "solevantar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	solevanto	solevanté	solevantaba	solevantaré	solevante
Tú	solevantas	solevantaste	solevantabas	solevantarás	solevantes
Ella/Él/Usted	solevanta	solevantó	solevantaba	solevantará	solevante
Nosotros	solevantamos	solevantamos	solevantábamos	solevantaremos	solevantemos
Vosotros	solevantáis	solevantasteis	solevantabais	solevantaréis	solevantéis
Ellos/Ustedes	solevantan	solevantaron	solevantaban	solevantarán	solevanten

Gerund: solevantando / Participle: solevantado / Complete solevantar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable