aspirar(
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)A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
a. to inhale
Sara se inclinó sobre la flor para aspirar su fragancia.Sara bent over the flower to inhale its perfume.
b. to breathe in
Lydia se cubrió la cara con una bufanda para evitar aspirar el aire frío.Lydia covered her face with a scarf to avoid breathing in the cold air.
c. to sniff (a substance)
Hay un par de tipos aspirando algo en ese callejón.There are a couple of guys sniffing something in that alley.
a. to vacuum
Este accesorio se usa para aspirar el polvo de los muebles.This accessory is used for vacuuming dust from furniture.
b. to hoover (United Kingdom)
Regionalism used in the United Kingdom
Tengo que aspirar mi habitación.I must hoover my room.
c. to pick up (the vacuum cleaner)
La aspiradora no aspiraba el polvo porque la bolsa estaba llena.The vacuum cleaner wasn't picking up dust because the bag was full.
3. (to suction)
b. to suck up
Esta máquina aspira la saliva del paciente.This machine sucks up the patient's saliva.
An intransitive verb is one that does not require a direct object (e.g., The man sneezed.).
b. to aspire to
El candidato aspiraba a convertirse en presidente.The candidate aspired to become president.
6. (to clean)
a. to vacuum
¡Tranquila, puedes pasar! Todavía no he aspirado.Don't worry, you can come in! I haven't vacuumed yet.
b. to hoover (United Kingdom)
Regionalism used in the United Kingdom
Quítate los zapatos para entrar, que acabo de aspirar.Take your shoes off if you're coming in; I've just hoovered.
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