revolverse

revolverse

► verbo pronominal

1 (moverse) to fidget; (en la cama) to toss and turn

2 (volverse con rapidez) to turn around, spin round

3 (tiempo) to turn stormy; (mar) to become rough

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VPR

1) (=volver) to turn round; [en cama] to toss and turn

revolverse de dolor — to writhe in pain

se revolvía en su silla — he was fidgeting about on his chair

se me revuelve el estómago solo de pensarlo — it turns my stomach just thinking about it

revolverse al enemigo — to turn to face the enemy

2) (=enfrentarse)

revolverse contra algn — to turn on o against sb

3) [sedimento] to be stirred up; [líquido] to become cloudy

4) (Meteo) to break, turn stormy

5) (Astron) to revolve

6) And * (=prosperar) to get a lucky break, have a change of fortunes; pey to look after Number One

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■revolverse verbo reflexivo
1 (agitadamente) to fidget
(en la cama) to toss and turn
2 (contra algo o alguien) to turn on o against sb o sthg
3 (el tiempo) to turn stormy
4 (el fondo de un río, etc) to be disturbed
♦ Locuciones: revolverse en la tumba, to turn over in one's grave
'revolverse' also found in these entries:
English:
churn
- thrash

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vpr

1. [moverse] [en un sillón] to shift about;

[en la cama] to toss and turn

2. [volverse] to turn around;

revolverse contra alguien to turn on sb

3. [mar, río] to become rough;

[tiempo] to turn;

se ha revuelto el día the weather has turned

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revolverse

v/r

1 del tiempo worsen

2 (rebelarse) rebel

3

:

se me revuelve el estómago fig my stomach turns

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vr

1) : to toss and turn

2) volverse: to turn around

revólver nm

: revolver