atildar

v.

1 to smarten up.

2 to put the diacritical accent over, to put an accent on, to put an accent over, to put a diacritical accent over.

Ella no atilda las palabras She doesn't put an accent on the words.

3 to spruce up, to groom.

María atildó a su hijo para la fiesta Mary spruced up her son for the party.

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atildar

► verbo transitivo

1 (tipografía) to mark with a tilde

2 (acicalar) to tidy, clean up; (persona) to dress up

3 figurado (criticar) to criticize, censure, find fault with

► verbo pronominal atildarse

1 (uso reflexivo) to spruce oneself up, smarten oneself up, get dressed up

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1. VT

1) (Tip) to put a tilde over

2) (=acicalar) to tidy, clean, clean up

3) (=criticar) to criticize, find fault with

2.

See:

atildarse

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atildar

♦ vt

to smarten up

♦ See also the pronominal verb atildarse

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atildar vt

1) : to put a tilde over

2) : to clean up, to smarten up

♦ See also the reflexive verb atildarse