Dictionary · Spanish

remolcar

verb

Senses

  1. 1.

    to tow

    to pull or drag a vehicle, vessel, or object along using a rope, chain, or similar connection

  2. 2.

    to haul

    to transport or move something by dragging or pulling, especially in maritime contexts

Examples

  • "El barco remolcó la barcaza hasta el puerto."

    The boat towed the barge to the port.

  • "Tuvieron que remolcar el coche accidentado desde la carretera."

    They had to tow the damaged car away from the road.

  • "El remolcador remolca buques grandes con facilidad."

    The tugboat tows large ships with ease.

Usage

Remolcar is a transitive verb commonly used in maritime, automotive, and general transportation contexts. It typically requires a direct object (what is being towed). The related noun remolcador refers to a tugboat or towing vehicle, and remolque means both the act of towing and a trailer or towed object.

Conjugation

Full table

Presente

indicative
yoremolco
túremolcas
él/ella/Ud.remolca
nosotrosremolcamos
vosotrosremolcáis
ellos/ellas/Uds.remolcan

Pretérito Imperfecto

indicative
yoremolcaba
túremolcabas
él/ella/Ud.remolcaba
nosotrosremolcábamos
vosotrosremolcabais
ellos/ellas/Uds.remolcaban

Pretérito Indefinido

indicative
yoremolqué
túremolcaste
él/ella/Ud.remolcó
nosotrosremolcamos
vosotrosremolcasteis
ellos/ellas/Uds.remolcaron

Futuro Simple

indicative
yoremolcaré
túremolcarás
él/ella/Ud.remolcará
nosotrosremolcaremos
vosotrosremolcaréis
ellos/ellas/Uds.remolcarán