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Spanish
Etymology
From contorno + -ear.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /kontoɾneˈaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: con‧tor‧ne‧ar
Verb
contornear (first-person singular present contorneo, first-person singular preterite contorneé, past participle contorneado)
- to contour; outline
- to go round
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of contornear
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive contornear
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contornearme
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contornearte
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contornearle, contornearse
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contornearnos
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contornearos
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contornearles, contornearse
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contornearme
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contornearte
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contornearlo, contornearla, contornearse
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contornearnos
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contornearos
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contornearlos, contornearlas, contornearse
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with gerund contorneando
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contorneándome
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contorneándote
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contorneándole, contorneándose
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contorneándonos
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contorneándoos
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contorneándoles, contorneándose
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contorneándome
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contorneándote
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contorneándolo, contorneándola, contorneándose
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contorneándonos
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contorneándoos
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contorneándolos, contorneándolas, contorneándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative contornea
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contornéame
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contornéate
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contornéale
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contornéanos
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not used
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contornéales
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contornéame
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contornéate
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contornéalo, contornéala
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contornéanos
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not used
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contornéalos, contornéalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative contorneá
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contorneame
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contorneate
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contorneale
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contorneanos
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not used
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contorneales
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contorneame
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contorneate
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contornealo, contorneala
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contorneanos
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not used
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contornealos, contornealas
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with formal second-person singular imperative contornee
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contornéeme
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not used
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contornéele, contornéese
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contornéenos
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not used
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contornéeles
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contornéeme
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not used
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contornéelo, contornéela, contornéese
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contornéenos
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not used
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contornéelos, contornéelas
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with first-person plural imperative contorneemos
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not used
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contorneémoste
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contorneémosle
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contorneémonos
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contorneémoos
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contorneémosles
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not used
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contorneémoste
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contorneémoslo, contorneémosla
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contorneémonos
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contorneémoos
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contorneémoslos, contorneémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative contornead
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contorneadme
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not used
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contorneadle
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contorneadnos
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contorneaos
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contorneadles
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contorneadme
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not used
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contorneadlo, contorneadla
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contorneadnos
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contorneaos
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contorneadlos, contorneadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative contorneen
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contornéenme
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not used
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contornéenle
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contornéennos
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not used
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contornéenles, contornéense
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contornéenme
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not used
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contornéenlo, contornéenla
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contornéennos
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not used
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contornéenlos, contornéenlas, contornéense
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