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61 reposar
reposar ( conjugate reposar) verbo intransitivo [ restos mortales] to lie
reposar
I verbo intransitivo
1 (una persona) to rest, take a rest: no estaba dormido, solo reposaba un rato, I wasn't asleep, I was just resting (my eyes) a little
2 (un muerto) to be buried, to lie: sus restos reposan en un cementerio de Dublín, she's buried in a Dublin cemetery
3 (el polvo, etc) to lie
4 (un alimento, un líquido) to settle, stand
II verbo transitivo to rest, lay [en, on]: reposé mi cabeza en su pecho, I rested my head on his chest Locuciones: reposar la comida, to let one's meal go down ' reposar' also found in these entries: English: brew - stand -
62 reposo
Del verbo reposar: ( conjugate reposar) \ \
reposo es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
reposó es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativoMultiple Entries: reposar reposo
reposar ( conjugate reposar) verbo intransitivo [ restos mortales] to lie
reposo sustantivo masculinob) (Coc):
reposar
I verbo intransitivo
1 (una persona) to rest, take a rest: no estaba dormido, solo reposaba un rato, I wasn't asleep, I was just resting (my eyes) a little
2 (un muerto) to be buried, to lie: sus restos reposan en un cementerio de Dublín, she's buried in a Dublin cemetery
3 (el polvo, etc) to lie
4 (un alimento, un líquido) to settle, stand
II verbo transitivo to rest, lay [en, on]: reposé mi cabeza en su pecho, I rested my head on his chest Locuciones: reposar la comida, to let one's meal go down
reposo sustantivo masculino
1 (de una persona) rest: guardar reposo, to rest
2 (de una vida, del alma, etc) peace
3 (de un alimento o líquido) dejar en reposo, leave to stand
4 Fís rest ' reposo' also found in these entries: Spanish: clínica - descanso English: repose - rest - lay-by - nursing - rest area
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