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Spanish
Etymology
From bronce (“bronze”) + -ar.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): (Spain) /bɾonθeˈaɾ/
- IPA(key): (Latin America, Philippines) /bɾonseˈaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: bron‧ce‧ar
Verb
broncear (first-person singular present bronceo, first-person singular preterite bronceé, past participle bronceado)
- to tan, bronze
- (reflexive) to become brown
- (reflexive) to tan
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of broncear
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive broncear
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broncearme
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broncearte
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broncearle, broncearse
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broncearnos
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broncearos
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broncearles, broncearse
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broncearme
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broncearte
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broncearlo, broncearla, broncearse
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broncearnos
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broncearos
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broncearlos, broncearlas, broncearse
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with gerund bronceando
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bronceándome
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bronceándote
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bronceándole, bronceándose
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bronceándonos
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bronceándoos
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bronceándoles, bronceándose
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bronceándome
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bronceándote
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bronceándolo, bronceándola, bronceándose
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bronceándonos
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bronceándoos
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bronceándolos, bronceándolas, bronceándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative broncea
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broncéame
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broncéate
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broncéale
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broncéanos
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not used
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broncéales
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broncéame
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broncéate
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broncéalo, broncéala
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broncéanos
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not used
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broncéalos, broncéalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative bronceá
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bronceame
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bronceate
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bronceale
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bronceanos
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not used
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bronceales
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bronceame
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bronceate
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broncealo, bronceala
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bronceanos
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not used
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broncealos, broncealas
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with formal second-person singular imperative broncee
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broncéeme
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not used
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broncéele, broncéese
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broncéenos
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not used
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broncéeles
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broncéeme
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not used
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broncéelo, broncéela, broncéese
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broncéenos
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not used
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broncéelos, broncéelas
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with first-person plural imperative bronceemos
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not used
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bronceémoste
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bronceémosle
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bronceémonos
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bronceémoos
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bronceémosles
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not used
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bronceémoste
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bronceémoslo, bronceémosla
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bronceémonos
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bronceémoos
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bronceémoslos, bronceémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative broncead
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bronceadme
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not used
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bronceadle
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bronceadnos
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bronceaos
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bronceadles
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bronceadme
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not used
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bronceadlo, bronceadla
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bronceadnos
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bronceaos
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bronceadlos, bronceadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative bronceen
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broncéenme
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not used
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broncéenle
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broncéennos
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not used
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broncéenles, broncéense
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broncéenme
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not used
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broncéenlo, broncéenla
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broncéennos
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not used
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broncéenlos, broncéenlas, broncéense
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