burlarverb
Burlar means to mock, to evade or to dodge in English. It is a verb, and you will see it as burla, burlan and burló.
- to mock, to evade, to dodge
¿Te estás burlando de mí?
Are you making fun of me?
¿Podré burlar la guardia?
Can I get by the guard?
Se burlaron de mi acento.
They made fun of my accent.
Tomás se burló de mi acento.
Tomás made fun of my accent.
Common forms
| Form | Reading | Tense |
|---|---|---|
| burla | he, she, it | Present |
| burlan | they | Present |
| burló | he, she, it | Preterite |
| burlaban | they | Imperfect |
| burlado | masculine singular | Past participle |
| burlando | Gerund | |
| burlaba | he, she, it | Imperfect |
| burlaron | they | Preterite |
| burlen | they | Present subjunctive |
| burlaran | they | Past subjunctive |
| burlarán | they | Future |