Spanish word
meter
/meˈteɾ/
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- Part of speech
- verb
- Level
- A1
- Frequency
- No. 1,525 in the course corpus
- Taught in
- Latin America, Spain
Meanings
- to put
- to place
- to put in, inserttransitive
- to scoretransitive
- to make (noise)
- to cram, stuff, stick, shove, packtransitive
- to hit, to punch, to strike something hardambitransitive, colloquial
- to attempt something, to try hardcolloquial
- to meddle, interfere, to get intoreflexive
- to mess with someonereflexive
- to get into (a small space)reflexive
- to get into, to get inreflexive
- to get into a professioncolloquial, reflexive
- to do drugscolloquial, reflexive
- coop up(to confine)
- encase(to enclose in a case)
- jam(to force something into a space)
- lodge(to stay in a boarding-house)
- pot(cause a ball to fall into a pocket)
- rope in(to cause (someone) to become involved in something)
- stuff(to fill a space with (something) in a compressed manner)
Source: Tonada course · Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0 and GFDL)