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Spanish
Verb
chivear (first-person singular present chiveo, first-person singular preterite chiveé, past participle chiveado)
- (intransitive, colloquial, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala) to gamble with cards or dices, generally wagering money.
- (intransitive, El Salvador) to play darts
- (transitive, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador) to make (someone) embarrassed
- (intransitive, pronominal, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador) to blush; to get embarrassed
- (intransitive, pronominal, Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua) to escape
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of chivear
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive chivear
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chivearme
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chivearte
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chivearle, chivearse
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chivearnos
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chivearos
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chivearles, chivearse
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chivearme
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chivearte
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chivearlo, chivearla, chivearse
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chivearnos
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chivearos
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chivearlos, chivearlas, chivearse
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with gerund chiveando
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chiveándome
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chiveándote
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chiveándole, chiveándose
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chiveándonos
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chiveándoos
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chiveándoles, chiveándose
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chiveándome
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chiveándote
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chiveándolo, chiveándola, chiveándose
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chiveándonos
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chiveándoos
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chiveándolos, chiveándolas, chiveándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative chivea
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chivéame
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chivéate
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chivéale
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chivéanos
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not used
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chivéales
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chivéame
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chivéate
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chivéalo, chivéala
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chivéanos
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not used
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chivéalos, chivéalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative chiveá
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chiveame
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chiveate
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chiveale
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chiveanos
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not used
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chiveales
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chiveame
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chiveate
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chivealo, chiveala
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chiveanos
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not used
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chivealos, chivealas
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with formal second-person singular imperative chivee
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chivéeme
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not used
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chivéele, chivéese
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chivéenos
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not used
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chivéeles
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chivéeme
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not used
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chivéelo, chivéela, chivéese
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chivéenos
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not used
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chivéelos, chivéelas
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with first-person plural imperative chiveemos
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not used
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chiveémoste
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chiveémosle
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chiveémonos
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chiveémoos
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chiveémosles
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not used
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chiveémoste
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chiveémoslo, chiveémosla
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chiveémonos
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chiveémoos
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chiveémoslos, chiveémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative chivead
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chiveadme
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not used
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chiveadle
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chiveadnos
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chiveaos
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chiveadles
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chiveadme
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not used
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chiveadlo, chiveadla
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chiveadnos
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chiveaos
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chiveadlos, chiveadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative chiveen
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chivéenme
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not used
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chivéenle
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chivéennos
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not used
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chivéenles, chivéense
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chivéenme
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not used
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chivéenlo, chivéenla
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chivéennos
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not used
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chivéenlos, chivéenlas, chivéense
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Quotations
2017 November 12, Jessica Rojas Ch, “Tamela Hedström le da a su música nuevos aires”, in La Nación (Costa Rica):Quería chivear, pero por mi pie no puedo estar haciendo loco, quiero producir, quiero crear, así que me puse a escribir canciones con mucha gente buena.- (please add an English translation of this quotation)
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