witch [wɪtʃ]
witch [wɪtʃ]
sustantivo
1bruja (f)
- witch doctor -> hechicero (m) , curandero (m)
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witch [uich-jei-sel]
va. Encantar, maleficiar, hechizar, embrujar.V. TO BEWITCH.
Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Verb Conjugation for "witch"
Imperative
- witch
- you witch
- he/she witches
- we witch
- you witch
- they witch
Preterite
- I witched
- you witched
- he/she witched
- we witched
- you witched
- they witched
Present Continuous
- I am witching
- you are witching
- he/she is witching
- we are witching
- you are witching
- they are witching
Present Perfect
- I have witched
- you have witched
- he/she has witched
- we have witched
- you have witched
- they have witched
Past Continuous
- I was witching
- you were witching
- he/she was witching
- we were witching
- you were witching
- they were witching
Past Perfect
- I had witched
- you had witched
- he/she had witched
- we had witched
- you had witched
- they had witched
Future
- I will witch
- you will witch
- he/she will witch
- we will witch
- you will witch
- they will witch
Future Perfect
- I will have witched
- you will have witched
- he/she will have witched
- we will have witched
- you will have witched
- they will have witched
Future Continuous
- I will be witching
- you will be witching
- he/she will be witching
- we will be witching
- you will be witching
- they will be witching
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been witching
- you have been witching
- he/she has been witching
- we have been witching
- you have been witching
- they have been witching
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been witching
- you will have been witching
- he/she will have been witching
- we will have been witching
- you will have been witching
- they will have been witching
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been witching
- you had been witching
- he/she had been witching
- we had been witching
- you had been witching
- they had been witching
