chispear

v.

1 to spark.

Las joyas chispean formidablemente The jewels spark formidably.

2 to sparkle.

3 to spit (with rain).

empezó a chispear a few spots of rain started to fall

4 to be witty, to sparkle.

Ese chico chispea That boy is witty.

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chispear

► verbo intransitivo

1 (echar chispas) to spark, throw out sparks

2 (In this sense used only in the 3rd pers; it does not take a subject ) METEREOLOGÍA to drizzle, spit

3 figurado (relucir) to sparkle, shine

■ sus ojos chispeaban de ilusión her eyes shone with hope

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verb

1) to throw out sparks

2) sparkle

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VI

1) [leña, fuego] to throw out sparks

2) (=destellar) to sparkle, scintillate

3) (Meteo) to drizzle

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1.

verbo intransitivo

a) leña to spark

b) (Elec) to spark, give off sparks

2.

chispear v impers (fam) (lloviznar) to spit, spot

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1.

verbo intransitivo

a) leña to spark

b) (Elec) to spark, give off sparks

2.

chispear v impers (fam) (lloviznar) to spit, spot

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chispear [A1 ]

vi

1 «leña» to spark

2 (Elec) to spark, give off sparks

■

v impers

(fam) (lloviznar) to spit, spot

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chispear (conjugate chispear) verbo intransitivo

a) [leña] to spark

b) (Elec) to spark, give off sparks

chispear v impers (fam) (lloviznar) to spit, spot
chispear verbo intransitivo
1 to spark, throw out sparks
2 (lloviznar) to spit, drizzle

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chispear

♦ vi

1. [chisporrotear] to spark

2. [relucir] to sparkle;

un talento que chispea ocasionalmente a talent with occasional flashes of genius

♦ v impersonal

[llover] to spit (with rain);

empezó a chispear a few spots of rain started to fall

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chispear

v/i

1 spark; fig

sparkle

2 de lluvia spit

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chispear vi

1) : to give off sparks

2) : to sparkle