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wersją
to punch

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. trompear VB trans LatAm inf

trompear
to thump inf
trompear

II. trompearse VB vpr (recíproco)

to have a punch-up Brit inf

in the PONS Dictionary

I. trompear VB trans LatAm inf

trompear

II. trompear VB refl trompearse inf

1. trompear (emborracharse):

2. trompear LatAm (pelearse):

in the PONS Dictionary

I. trompear [trom·pe·ˈar] VB trans LatAm inf

trompear

II. trompear [trom·pe·ˈar] VB refl trompearse inf

1. trompear (emborracharse):

trompear

2. trompear LatAm (pelearse):

trompear
presente
yotrompeo
trompees
él/ella/ustedtrompee
nosotros/nosotrastrompeimos
vosotros/vosotrastrompeís
ellos/ellas/ustedestrompeen
imperfecto
yotrompeía
trompeías
él/ella/ustedtrompeía
nosotros/nosotrastrompeíamos
vosotros/vosotrastrompeíais
ellos/ellas/ustedestrompeían
indefinido
yotrompeí
trompeiste
él/ella/ustedtrompeó
nosotros/nosotrastrompeimos
vosotros/vosotrastrompeisteis
ellos/ellas/ustedestrompeeron
futuro
yotrompearé
trompearás
él/ella/ustedtrompeará
nosotros/nosotrastrompearemos
vosotros/vosotrastrompearéis
ellos/ellas/ustedestrompearán

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Y yo que casi me trompeo con el técnico.
herberthcastroinfantas.wordpress.com
Mientras tanto hay otro caso de un vecino que se trompeó con otro y sigue detenido, indicó.
fmla975.com
Suponiendo que quieras contar con hacer drift y no trompear, los japos ya tienen esa competición y los hacen por encima de 200.
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Cómo le decía que los que tiraban piedras al tren y los que se bajaron a trompearse no son hinchas.
www.culturaredonda.com.ar
Según el asturiano, la culpa no fue sólo suya por trompear, sino compartida con el equipo por ajustar excesivamente su salida a pista en momentos tan críticos.
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