estábamos arropando
Imperfect progressivenosotrosconjugation ofarropar.

arropar

arropar(
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A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
transitive verb
a. to tuck in
Fer arropó a su hijo y lo dejó dormir.Fer tucked his son in and let him sleep.
b. to tuck up
Ana se quedó dormida en el sofá. Iván la llevó a su habitación y la arropó en su cama.Ana fell asleep on the couch. Ivan carried her to her bedroom and tucked her up in her bed.
a. to wrap up
Adriana tomó la ropa de invierno de su hijo y lo arropó.Adriana grabbed his son's winter clothes and wrapped him up.
a. to protect
El compositor arropó a su protegido de los críticos.The composer protected his protegé from the critics.
arroparse
A pronominal verb always uses a reflexive pronoun. (e.g., Te ves cansado.).
pronominal verb
a. to wrap up
Me arropé con una frazada.I wrapped myself up in a blanket.
b. to pull the covers up around one's head (in bed)
Juan se arropó y cerró los ojos porque creía que había un monstruo en su habitación.Juan pulled the covers up around his head and closed his eyes, thinking there was a monster in his bedroom.
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