gesticular

v.

1 to gesticulate.

2 to make gestures, to beckon, to gesticulate, to gesture.

3 to make gestures at, to gesture at.

Me gesticula Ricardo Ricardo makes gestures at me.

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gesticular

► verbo intransitivo

1 to gesticulate

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VI [con ademanes] to gesticulate

gesticular con las manos — to wave one's hands around, gesticulate with one's hands

gesticular con los brazos — to wave one's arms around, gesticulate with one's arms

siempre habla sin gesticular — (=sin ademanes) he never gesticulates when he speaks; (=sin gestos faciales) he's always expressionless when he speaks

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verbo intransitivo to gesticulate

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= gesticulate.

Ex. He gesticulates with an almost Latin frequency, but the range and direction of his movements are within the Anglo tradition.

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* gesticular palabras con la boca sin emitir sonido = mouth.

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verbo intransitivo to gesticulate

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= gesticulate.

Ex: He gesticulates with an almost Latin frequency, but the range and direction of his movements are within the Anglo tradition.

* gesticular palabras con la boca sin emitir sonido = mouth.

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gesticular [A1 ]

vi

to gesticulate

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gesticular (conjugate gesticular) verbo intransitivo
to gesticulate
gesticular verbo intransitivo to gesticulate
'gesticular' also found in these entries:
English:
gesticulate
- gesture

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gesticular vi

[con manos, brazos] to gesticulate; [con la cara] to pull faces

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gesticular

v/i gesticulate

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gesticular vi

: to gesticulate, to gesture