recular - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to give in (to sth.)  | gave, given |	recular [coll.]   - ceder
to recoil  | recoiled, recoiled |	recular
to advance backward  | advanced, advanced |	recular
to back  | backed, backed |	recular
to draw back	recular
to recede  | receded, receded |	recular
to reverse  | reversed, reversed |	recular
to reverse down	recular
to back down	recular [coll.]   - ceder
to concede  | conceded, conceded |	recular [coll.]   - ceder
to knuckle under sth.  | knuckled, knuckled |	recular [coll.]   - ceder
to relent  | relented, relented |	recular [coll.]   - ceder
to buckle  | buckled, buckled |   - be defeated	recular [coll.]   - ceder
to budge  | budged, budged |   - change opinion	recular [coll.]   - ceder

Orthographically similar words

regular, secular

recalar, recelar, recusar, regular, secular

Related search terms

doblegarse, claudicar, retroceder, condescender, transigir, ceder, cejar