WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| revolcar⇒ vtr | (derribar, maltratar) | send rolling vtr + gerund |
| | (car, vehicle) | knock over vtr phrasal sep |
| | Una ola revolcó a varios niños en la playa. |
| | A wave sent several of the children rolling onto the beach. |
| revolcar vtr | coloquial (vencer sobradamente) (beat unexpectedly) | upset⇒ vtr |
| | (win convincingly) | wipe the floor with [sb] v expr |
| | Los franceses revolcaron a los alemanes en la final. |
| | The French upset the Germans in the final. |
| revolcar vtr | coloquial (suspender en examen) | fail⇒ vtr |
| | Los jurados revolcaron a Jaime en su examen profesional. |
| | The panel failed Jaime in his professional examination. |
| revolcarse⇒ v prnl | (restregarse contra algo) | roll around vi phrasal |
| | | wallow (in [sth])⇒ vi |
| | Los cerdos se revolcaban en el barro. |
| | The pigs were rolling around in the mud. |
| revolcarse v prnl | coloquial (tener relaciones sexuales) (slang) | screw⇒ vi |
| | (colloquial) | have a roll in the hay v expr |
| | Carlos y a Laura estaban revolcándose en el sofá cuando la familia regresó a casa antes de lo previsto. |
| | A Luis le gustaba revolcarse con las chicas en su coche. |
| | Carlos and Laura were screwing on the sofa when the family returned home earlier than expected. |