entrampar

v.

1 to entrap, to ensnare, to catch in a trap.

2 to involve in difficulties, to perplex. (Metaphorical)

3 to ensnare, to deceive; to noose, to circumvent, to hamper.

4 to encumber an estate with debts, to contract debts. (Metaphorical)

5 to borrow money, to become indebted.

6 to trap, to catch, to tangle, to enmesh.

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entrampar

► verbo transitivo

1 (animal) to trap

2 figurado (engañar) to trick

3 figurado (enredar) to mess up, muddle

► verbo pronominal entramparse

1 (enredarse) to get into a mess

2 (endeudarse) to get into debt

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1. VT

1) [+ animal] to trap, snare

2) (=engañar) to snare, trick

3) (=endeudar) to burden with debts

4) (=enredar) to tangle up

2.

See:

entramparse

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1.

verbo transitivo (engañar) to trick, catch ... out; (endeudar) to burden o saddle ... with debts

2.

entramparse v pron to get into debt

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1.

verbo transitivo (engañar) to trick, catch ... out; (endeudar) to burden o saddle ... with debts

2.

entramparse v pron to get into debt

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entrampar [A1 ]

vt

1 (engañar) to trick, catch … out

2 (endeudar) to burden o saddle … with debts

■ entramparse

v pron

to get into debt

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entrampar

♦ vt

1. Fam [endeudar] to burden with debts

2. [animal] to trap, to snare

3. [engañar] to deceive, to trick

4. Fam [enredar] to make a mess of

♦ See also the pronominal verb entramparse

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entrampar

v/t

1 burden with debts

2 animal trap

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entrampar vt

1) atrapar: to entrap, to ensnare

2) engañar: to deceive, to trick