embarrar
El problema con el escándalo es que el lodo no siempre se embarra a la gente indicada. | The problem with a scandal is that the mud does not always stick to the right people. |
En breve se llega a As Barrosas, una zona que, como su nombre indica, se embarra con mucha facilidad cuando llueve. Terreno muy blando. | As Barrosas is reached quickly, an area, which as the name implies (Barro means mud), has a tendency to become muddy when it rains resulting in very soft terrain. |
Explicó que cuando empiezan las lluvias el camino se embarra y es imposible pasar. | He explained that when the rains came the road was reborn as a mudslide. |
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