will sour

Futureconjugation ofsour.There are other translations for this conjugation.

sour

agrio

agriarse

sour(

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An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).

adjective

1. (sharp)

a. agrio

He puts a ton of sour cream on his tacos.Él le echa un montón de crema agria a sus tacos.

b. ácido

Citrus fruits are sour.Los cítricos son ácidos.

2. (unpleasant)

a. amargado

His sour mood is unbearable.Su talante amargado es insoportable.

b. agrio

With that sour expression you look like you just sucked on a lemon.Con esa expresión agria te ves como si acabaras de chupar un limón.

3. (geology)

a. ácido

Blueberries grow well in sour soil.Las moras azules crecen bien en tierra ácida.

4. (rancid)

a. agrio

We can't serve this sour wine at dinner.No podemos servir este vino agrio en la cena.

b. cortado

Regionalism used in Spain

(Spain)

Can you throw out the sour milk?¿Puedes tirar la leche cortada?

An intransitive verb is one that does not require a direct object (e.g., The man sneezed.).

intransitive verb

5. (to turn bad)

a. agriarse

The wine they bought six months ago has soured.El vino que compraron hace seis meses se agrió.

b. echarse a perder

All the cream next to the oven soured.Toda la crema se echó a perder junto al horno.

c. ponerse agrio

Regionalism used in Argentina

(Argentina)

The broth will sour if you don't put it in the refrigerator.El caldo se pondrá agrio si no lo metes al refrigerador.

d. cortarse

Regionalism used in Spain

(Spain)

The milk has soured already! - Sorry, I forgot to put it in the refrigerator last night.¡La leche ya se cortó! - Perdón, se me olvidó ponerla en el refrigerador anoche.

6. (to deteriorate)

a. agriarse

Their marriage soured after a few years.Su matrimonio se agrió después de algunos años.

b. deteriorarse

The bar atmosphere soured after the fight.El ambiente del bar se deterioró después de la pelea.

A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).

transitive verb

7. (to make sour)

a. agriar

I'm going to sour the lemonade a bit because it's too sweet for me.Voy a agriar un poco la limonada porque se me hace muy dulce.

8. (to spoil)

a. agriar

The unsterilized tanks soured the milk.Los tanques no esterilizados agriaron la leche.

9. (to ruin)

a. echar a perder

The businessman soured the deal with his rude comments.El hombre de negocios echó a perder el trato con sus comentarios maleducados.

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Present:	souring
Past:	soured

Indicative of "sour"

	Present	Past	Future
I	sour	soured	will sour
you	sour	soured	will sour
he/she	sours	soured	will sour
we	sour	soured	will sour
you	sour	soured	will sour
they	sour	soured	will sour