pinchar

to puncture, prick, pierce

Meanings

verb

to puncture, prick, pierce
to poke
to sting
to click
colloquial to flirt
colloquial to get flirted
to deejay, DJ
to tap someone's phone (call up by telephone and suspend before a conversation is initiated in order to make the receiver call back)
colloquial putting some tool for hearing in secret private conversation by phone; eavesdropping
colloquial, intransitive to slip up (fail)
colloquial to screw (have intercourse with)
colloquial to wind up, pester
reflexive to shoot up (to inject drugs intravenously)

Gerund pinchando · past participle pinchado

	present	imperfect	preterite	future	conditional
yo	pincho	pinchaba	pinché	pincharé	pincharía
tú	pinchas	pinchabas	pinchaste	pincharás	pincharías
vos	pinchás	pinchabas	pinchaste	pincharás	pincharías
él, ella, usted	pincha	pinchaba	pinchó	pinchará	pincharía
nosotros	pinchamos	pinchábamos	pinchamos	pincharemos	pincharíamos
vosotros	pincháis	pinchabais	pinchasteis	pincharéis	pincharíais
ellos, ellas, ustedes	pinchan	pinchaban	pincharon	pincharán	pincharían

	present	imperfect (-ra)	imperfect (-se)	future
yo	pinche	pinchara	pinchase	pinchare
tú	pinches	pincharas	pinchases	pinchares
vos	pinchés	pincharas	pinchases	pinchares
él, ella, usted	pinche	pinchara	pinchase	pinchare
nosotros	pinchemos	pincháramos	pinchásemos	pincháremos
vosotros	pinchéis	pincharais	pinchaseis	pinchareis
ellos, ellas, ustedes	pinchen	pincharan	pinchasen	pincharen

Ella pinchó el globo. She pricked the balloon. #1540141

Un clavo pinchó el neumático. A nail penetrated the car tyre. #1367241

¿Se te ha pinchado una rueda? Did you get a flat tire? #8968665

¿Si nos pinchan, no sangramos? If you prick us, do we not bleed? #2731144

Me pinché el pulgar con una aguja. I pricked my thumb with a needle. #1540144