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Principal Translations |
corregir⇒ vtr | (enmendar, arreglar) (make accurate) | correct⇒ vtr |
| Repasa la cuenta y corrígela porque está mal. |
| Review the sum and correct it, because it isn't right. |
corregir vtr | (reprender, amonestar) (control behavior) | correct⇒ vtr |
| (manners) | improve⇒ vtr |
| | mend⇒ vtr |
| Si no corriges a tu hijo mientras es pequeño de mayor será insoportable. |
| If you don't correct your child while he is small, he'll be unbearable when he grows up. |
corregir vtr | (calificar) | correct⇒ vtr |
| | mark⇒ vtr |
| El profesor no ha corregido aún los exámenes de historia. |
| The teacher still hasn't corrected the history exams. |
corregirse⇒ v prnl | (persona: enmendarse) (informal: correct your behavior) | change your ways v expr |
| | straighten out, shape up vi phrasal |
| (informal: improve yourself) | turn around vi phrasal |
| Era un mentiroso empedernido y nunca se corrigió. |
| He was an incorrigible liar and he never changed his ways. |
Additional Translations |
corregir⇒ vi | CU, PR (defecar) (slang) | poop⇒ vi |
| (vulgar, slang) | crap⇒, shit⇒ vi |
| (vulgar, slang) | take a crap, take a shit, take a dump v expr |
| (polite) | relieve yourself v expr |
| A causa del virus de estómago no ha cesado de corregir y ha tenido que acudir al médico. |
| He hasn't stopped pooping because of his stomach virus, and he had to go to the doctor. |
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