estáis soliviantando
soliviantar
soliviantar(
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)A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
1. (to rouse)
a. to stir up
Joaquín soliviantó a sus compañeros para buscar justicia.Joaquin stirred up his companions to seek justice.
b. to incite
La acusaron de soliviantar al pueblo para sublevarse.She was accused of inciting the people to revolt.
a. to worry
La fluctuación de la moneda soliviantó al inversionista.The currency fluctuations worried the investor.
3. (to upset)
a. to anger
Las pésimas condiciones de trabajo soliviantaron a los empleados.The terrible working conditions angered the employees.
b. to exasperate
La lentitud del servicio de Internet soliviantaría a cualquiera.The slowness of the Internet service would exasperate anyone.
soliviantarse
A pronominal verb always uses a reflexive pronoun. (e.g., Te ves cansado.).
4. (to revolt)
a. to rise up
Hombres y mujeres se soliviantaron contra el dictador.Men and women rose up against the dictator.
b. to rebel
El pueblo, cansado de las injusticias, se soliviantó en contra del gobierno.The people, tired of injustice, rebelled against the government.
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