timar

timar
transitive verb
1(estafar)
  • timar a alguien -> to swindle somebody
  • timar algo a alguien -> to swindle somebody out of something
2to cheat, to con (engañar)you've been done o had
  • te han timado ->

timar [te-mar’]
article & verb transitive
1To steal (propiedad); to swindle somebody out of.
2To swindle (persona).
verb reflexive
3To make eyes at each other.

timar
verbo:transitivo
to swindle; con; (familiar)
¡me han timado! I've been conned!; (familiar) le timaron la herencia they swindled him out of his inheritance
verbo:pronominal
timarse (familiar) [+pareja] to make eyes at each other
timarse con algn (engatusar) to play sb along; lead sb on; (amorosamente) to make eyes at sb; ogle sb

Verb Conjugation for "timar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo timo timé timaba timaré time
timas timaste timabas timarás times
Ella/Él/Usted tima timó timaba timará time
Nosotros timamos timamos timábamos timaremos timemos
Vosotros timáis timasteis timabais timaréis timéis
Ellos/Ustedes timan timaron timaban timarán timen
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