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Spanish
Etymology
Ultimately from Latin gibbus.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /aɡoˈbjaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: a‧go‧biar
Verb
agobiar (first-person singular present agobio, first-person singular preterite agobié, past participle agobiado)
- to overwhelm, to anguish
- to annoy, to bother
No quiero agobiarlo con mis problemas.- I don't want to burden you with my troubles.
- to tire, fatigue
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of agobiar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive agobiar
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agobiarme
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agobiarte
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agobiarle, agobiarse
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agobiarnos
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agobiaros
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agobiarles, agobiarse
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agobiarme
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agobiarte
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agobiarlo, agobiarla, agobiarse
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agobiarnos
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agobiaros
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agobiarlos, agobiarlas, agobiarse
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with gerund agobiando
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agobiándome
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agobiándote
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agobiándole, agobiándose
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agobiándonos
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agobiándoos
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agobiándoles, agobiándose
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agobiándome
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agobiándote
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agobiándolo, agobiándola, agobiándose
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agobiándonos
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agobiándoos
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agobiándolos, agobiándolas, agobiándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative agobia
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agóbiame
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agóbiate
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agóbiale
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agóbianos
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not used
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agóbiales
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agóbiame
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agóbiate
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agóbialo, agóbiala
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agóbianos
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not used
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agóbialos, agóbialas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative agobiá
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agobiame
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agobiate
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agobiale
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agobianos
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not used
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agobiales
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agobiame
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agobiate
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agobialo, agobiala
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agobianos
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not used
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agobialos, agobialas
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with formal second-person singular imperative agobie
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agóbieme
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not used
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agóbiele, agóbiese
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agóbienos
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not used
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agóbieles
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agóbieme
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not used
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agóbielo, agóbiela, agóbiese
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agóbienos
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not used
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agóbielos, agóbielas
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with first-person plural imperative agobiemos
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not used
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agobiémoste
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agobiémosle
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agobiémonos
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agobiémoos
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agobiémosles
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not used
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agobiémoste
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agobiémoslo, agobiémosla
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agobiémonos
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agobiémoos
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agobiémoslos, agobiémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative agobiad
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agobiadme
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not used
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agobiadle
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agobiadnos
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agobiaos
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agobiadles
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agobiadme
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not used
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agobiadlo, agobiadla
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agobiadnos
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agobiaos
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agobiadlos, agobiadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative agobien
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agóbienme
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not used
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agóbienle
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agóbiennos
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not used
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agóbienles, agóbiense
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agóbienme
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not used
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agóbienlo, agóbienla
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agóbiennos
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not used
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agóbienlos, agóbienlas, agóbiense
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