How many words are there in the English language?
Find out moreHow do you count words? Ashley Wagner discusses the question as part of our video on the number of words in the English language.
trincar1
verbo transitivo
- 1
Partir o desmenuzar en trozos una cosa.
Origen
Voz de origen incierto
trincar2
verbo transitivo
- 1
Agarrar fuertemente una cosa.
verbo transitivo y intransitivo
- 1
coloquial Realizar el acto sexual.
verbo transitivo
- 1
España coloquial Robar una cosa.
trincó el jamón y salió corriendo
- 2
España coloquial Atrapar a una persona sujetándola fuertemente, especialmente para arrestarla por haber cometido un delito.
el policía trincó al ladrón después de una carrera
- 3
España coloquial Beber.
se trincó una botella entera él solo
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'Compliment' or 'complement': what's the difference?
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Should you capitalize the word "Internet"?
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