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Detailed Translations for pierced from English to Spanish

pierced:


Translation Matrix for pierced:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- perforate; perforated; punctured

Synonyms for "pierced":


Related Definitions for "pierced":

  1. having a hole cut through1
    • pierced ears1

pierce:

to pierce verb (pierces, pierced, piercing)

  1. to pierce (perforate; drill; pierce through)
    pinchar; perforar; perforarse
  2. to pierce (penetrate; bore through)
    perforar; entrar; acceder; caerse; adentrar; penetrar; derrumbarse; caer en; entrar en; filtrarse; perforarse; entrar de paso
  3. to pierce
    pinchar; punzar
  4. to pierce (prick)
    pinchar; taladrar
  5. to pierce (prick)
    pinchar; taladrar; barrenar

Conjugations for pierce:

present
  1. pierce
  2. pierce
  3. pierces
  4. pierce
  5. pierce
  6. pierce
simple past
  1. pierced
  2. pierced
  3. pierced
  4. pierced
  5. pierced
  6. pierced
present perfect
  1. have pierced
  2. have pierced
  3. has pierced
  4. have pierced
  5. have pierced
  6. have pierced
past continuous
  1. was piercing
  2. were piercing
  3. was piercing
  4. were piercing
  5. were piercing
  6. were piercing
future
  1. shall pierce
  2. will pierce
  3. will pierce
  4. shall pierce
  5. will pierce
  6. will pierce
continuous present
  1. am piercing
  2. are piercing
  3. is piercing
  4. are piercing
  5. are piercing
  6. are piercing
subjunctive
  1. be pierced
  2. be pierced
  3. be pierced
  4. be pierced
  5. be pierced
  6. be pierced
diverse
  1. pierce!
  2. let's pierce!
  5. pierced
  6. piercing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for pierce:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
derrumbarse tumble
entrar entering
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acceder bore through; penetrate; pierce accept; add; add to; agree; agree to; agree with; allocate; allot; allow; append; arrive; assent to; assign; bestow on; come in; concede; confer; confirm; consent to; endorse; enter; feed in; filter in; get in; give; give in; go in; go inside; go into; grant; hand in; hear; interpellate; interrogate; join; join the traffic; permit; question; subsidise; subsidize; surrender; turn in; yield
adentrar bore through; penetrate; pierce break into; detain; infiltrate; intrude; invade; penetrate
barrenar pierce; prick
caer en bore through; penetrate; pierce come in; enter; fall; fall in; fall into; get in; go in; go inside; go into; spin; spin round; swirl; tumble down; tumble into; turn; twirl; whirl
caerse bore through; penetrate; pierce break down; break off; buckle; collapse; crash down; drop; fall down; fall off; implode; knock down; knock over; pour in; prolapse; sag; slump; somersault; strike down; tip over; topple over; tumble
derrumbarse bore through; penetrate; pierce break down; break off; break up; buckle; collapse; crash; crash down; crumble; decay; disintegrate; drop; fall; fall apart; fall down; fall into decay; fall to bits; fall to pieces; flop down; give way; go to pieces; go to ruin; go to the dogs; have a breakdown; implode; plop down; plummet; plump down; prolapse; sag; sink; slump; take a plunge; thunder down; topple down; tumble
entrar bore through; penetrate; pierce arrive; come in; dash into; draw in; drive in; enter; fall in; fly into; gain access; get in; go in; go inside; go into; line up; pull in; put in; ride in; step off; storm into
entrar de paso bore through; penetrate; pierce
entrar en bore through; penetrate; pierce arrive; begin; break into; come in; commence; crowd to; draw in; drive in; drop by; enter; enter by force; enter the harbour; fit in; flock to; force one's way in; get in; go in; go inside; go into; infiltrate; intrude; invade; march in; move to; penetrate; pour in; pull in; ride in; set in motion; set up; start; start to; stream in; stream in to; stream to; strike up; take off; take on; undertake
filtrarse bore through; penetrate; pierce drain; dribble; drip; exude; filter through; ooze; persevere; persist; seep through; trickle
penetrar bore through; penetrate; pierce break into; enter; enter by force; get through; penetrate; reach
perforar bore through; drill; penetrate; perforate; pierce; pierce through die-cut; pierce through; punch; run through; stab; stab through
perforarse bore through; drill; penetrate; perforate; pierce; pierce through
pinchar drill; perforate; pierce; pierce through; prick badger; bait; bite; corrode; cut; give rise to; gnaw; needle; prick; provoke; reap; rise to the bait; snap; sting
punzar pierce cut; style someone's hair
taladrar pierce; prick bore out; die-cut; drill out; pin; punch
- thrust

Related Words for "pierce":


Synonyms for "pierce":


Related Definitions for "pierce":

  1. make a hole into1
    • The needle pierced her flesh1
  2. penetrate or cut through with a sharp instrument1
  3. cut or make a way through1
    • The path pierced the jungle1
    • Light pierced through the forest1
  4. move or affect (a person's emotions or bodily feelings) deeply or sharply1
    • The cold pierced her bones1
    • Her words pierced the students1
  5. sound sharply or shrilly1
    • The scream pierced the night1

Wiktionary Translations for pierce:

pierce
verb
  1. puncture
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• pierce → entrar; penetrar; montar ↔ entrer — aller de dehors vers dedans.
• pierce → agujerear; horadar; perforar ↔ forer — Percer.
• pierce → agujerear; horadar; perforar ↔ percer — Traverser en faisant un trou, une ouverture. (Sens général).
• pierce → picar; pinchar; pespuntear; coser a máquina; punzar ↔ piquer — Traductions à trier suivant le sens
• pierce → penetrar ↔ pénétrer — passer à travers ; entrer fort avant.







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