- trasquilar
- v.1 to shear.Trasquilamos ovejas ayer We sheared sheep yesterday.2 to cut, to chop off.Trasquilamos lana ayer We cut wool yesterday.* * *trasquilar► verbo transitivo1 (animales) to shear2 (pelo) to hack, cut unevenly3 figurado to curtail* * *VT1) [+ oveja] to shear; [+ pelo, persona] to crop2) * (=cortar) to cut (down)* * *verbo transitivoa) <ovejas> to shear, clipb) (fam) <pelo> to hack ... about (colloq); <persona> to scalp (colloq)* * *verbo transitivoa) <ovejas> to shear, clipb) (fam) <pelo> to hack ... about (colloq); <persona> to scalp (colloq)* * *trasquilar [A1 ]vtA1 ‹ovejas› to shear, clip2 (fam); ‹pelo› to hack … about (colloq); ‹persona› to scalp (colloq)salir trasquilado (fam); to get fleeced (colloq), to lose one's shirt (colloq)3 ‹texto/película› to cut, chop chunks out of (colloq)B (Ven fam) (criticar) to tear … to pieces o shreds (colloq)* * *
trasquilar (conjugate trasquilar) verbo transitivoa) ‹ovejas› to shear, clipb) (fam) ‹pelo› to hack … about (colloq);
‹persona› to scalp (colloq)
trasquilar verbo transitivo
1 (a una oveja) to shear
2 (a una persona) to crop, familiar to scalp
'trasquilar' also found in these entries:
English:
clip
* * *trasquilar vt1. [ovejas] to shear2. [persona] Famme trasquilaron (el pelo) they gave me a terrible haircut* * *trasquilarv/t shear* * *trasquilar vtesquilar: to shear
Spanish-English dictionary. 2013.