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Spanish
Etymology
From des- + quicio (“hinge”) + -ar.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): (Spain) /deskiˈθjaɾ/
- IPA(key): (Latin America, Philippines) /deskiˈsjaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: des‧qui‧ciar
Verb
desquiciar (first-person singular present desquicio, first-person singular preterite desquicié, past participle desquiciado)
- (transitive) to unhinge
- desquiciar una puerta ― to take a door off its hinges
- (figurative, transitive, also pronominal) to derange, drive crazy
- Synonyms: trastornar, descomponer, enloquecer, exasperar
1984, “Mangas cortas”, performed by Los Elegantes:Necesito mangas cortas que yo sienta que todo va bien / Si yo llevo mangas largas, me desquicio, me siento enfurecer- I need short sleeves to know that everything is going well / If I wear long sleeves, I get mad, I feel enraged
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of desquiciar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive desquiciar
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desquiciarme
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desquiciarte
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desquiciarle, desquiciarse
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desquiciarnos
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desquiciaros
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desquiciarles, desquiciarse
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desquiciarme
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desquiciarte
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desquiciarlo, desquiciarla, desquiciarse
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desquiciarnos
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desquiciaros
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desquiciarlos, desquiciarlas, desquiciarse
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with gerund desquiciando
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desquiciándome
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desquiciándote
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desquiciándole, desquiciándose
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desquiciándonos
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desquiciándoos
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desquiciándoles, desquiciándose
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desquiciándome
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desquiciándote
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desquiciándolo, desquiciándola, desquiciándose
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desquiciándonos
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desquiciándoos
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desquiciándolos, desquiciándolas, desquiciándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative desquicia
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desquíciame
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desquíciate
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desquíciale
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desquícianos
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not used
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desquíciales
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desquíciame
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desquíciate
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desquícialo, desquíciala
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desquícianos
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not used
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desquícialos, desquícialas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative desquiciá
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desquiciame
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desquiciate
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desquiciale
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desquicianos
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not used
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desquiciales
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desquiciame
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desquiciate
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desquicialo, desquiciala
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desquicianos
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not used
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desquicialos, desquicialas
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with formal second-person singular imperative desquicie
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desquícieme
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not used
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desquíciele, desquíciese
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desquícienos
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not used
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desquícieles
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desquícieme
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not used
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desquícielo, desquíciela, desquíciese
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desquícienos
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not used
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desquícielos, desquícielas
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with first-person plural imperative desquiciemos
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not used
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desquiciémoste
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desquiciémosle
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desquiciémonos
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desquiciémoos
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desquiciémosles
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not used
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desquiciémoste
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desquiciémoslo, desquiciémosla
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desquiciémonos
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desquiciémoos
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desquiciémoslos, desquiciémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative desquiciad
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desquiciadme
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not used
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desquiciadle
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desquiciadnos
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desquiciaos
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desquiciadles
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desquiciadme
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not used
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desquiciadlo, desquiciadla
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desquiciadnos
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desquiciaos
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desquiciadlos, desquiciadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative desquicien
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desquícienme
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not used
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desquícienle
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desquíciennos
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not used
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desquícienles, desquíciense
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desquícienme
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not used
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desquícienlo, desquícienla
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desquíciennos
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not used
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desquícienlos, desquícienlas, desquíciense
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