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Verbos de Movimiento - Verbos para el movimiento no humano

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a movimientos no humanos como "subir", "deslizarse" y "orbitar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Movement
to rise
to rise
[Verbo]

to move from a lower to a higher position

subir

subir

Ex: The hot air balloon rose gracefully into the sky. 
to soar
to soar
[Verbo]

to go higher while flying

planear

planear

Ex: The eagle soared high above the cliffs, scanning the landscape for prey. 
to tower
to tower
[Verbo]

(of birds) to rise or ascend to an elevated position

elevarse, ascender

elevarse, ascender

Ex: The falcon used its powerful wings to tower in the sky. 
to lift off

(of a spacecraft or aircraft) to leave the ground, particularly vertically

despegar

despegar

Ex: The rocket lifted off with a thunderous roar, marking the beginning of the historic mission. 
to rotate
to rotate
[Verbo]

to turn or move around a center

girar

girar

Ex: The Earth rotates on its axis, causing day and night to occur. 
to orbit
to orbit
[Verbo]

to move around a star, planet, or a large object in space

orbitar

orbitar

Ex: The moon orbits around the Earth once every 27.3 days. 
to revolve
to revolve
[Verbo]

to turn or move around an axis or center

girar, rotar

girar, rotar

Ex: The Earth revolves around the sun, completing one orbit every 365.25 days. 
to swirl
to swirl
[Verbo]

to move in a twisting or whirling motion, creating a pattern of circular or spiral motion

remolinar, girar en espiral

remolinar, girar en espiral

Ex: The leaves swirl in the wind during the autumn months. 
to go around

to rotate or spin around an axis or center point

dar la vuelta a

dar la vuelta a

Ex: The ceiling fan blades go around to circulate air in the room. 
to spiral
to spiral
[Verbo]

to move or extend in a continuous and widening circular pattern

enroscarse, arremolinarse

enroscarse, arremolinarse

Ex: The smoke has spiraled upward from the chimney into the night sky. 
to whirl
to whirl
[Verbo]

to turn or spin rapidly in a twisting motion

remolinar, girar rápidamente

remolinar, girar rápidamente

Ex: The autumn leaves whirled in a beautiful dance as they descended from the trees. 
to gyrate
to gyrate
[Verbo]

to turn or move in a spiral motion

girar

girar

Ex: The tornado touched down, causing trees to sway and gyrate violently in its powerful winds. 
to rebound
to rebound
[Verbo]

to bounce back after hitting a surface

rebotar, dar un rebote

rebotar, dar un rebote

Ex: The ball hit the ground and rebounded to a great height. 
to ricochet

to spring back from an impact by bouncing off a surface at an angle

rebotar, ricochetear

rebotar, ricochetear

Ex: The bullet ricocheted off the metal wall, narrowly missing the target. 
to vibrate
to vibrate
[Verbo]

to move rapidly back and forth or up and down with small movements

vibrar, temblar

vibrar, temblar

Ex: The phone vibrated on the table, indicating an incoming call or message. 
to pounce
to pounce
[Verbo]

to move down on something or someone with a sudden, swift action, typically with the intention of seizing or capturing

abalanzarse, saltar

abalanzarse, saltar

Ex: The bird swooped down from the sky and pounced on the unsuspecting rodent. 
to flap
to flap
[Verbo]

to move with a rapid up-and-down motion

agitar, aletear

agitar, aletear

Ex: Right now, the laundry on the clothesline is flapping in the gentle breeze. 
to whizz
to whizz
[Verbo]

to move swiftly through the air, generating a whistling or buzzing sound

silbar, zumbar

silbar, zumbar

Ex: The arrow whizzed through the air, producing a sharp whistling sound as it reached its target. 
to blow
to blow
[Verbo]

(of wind or an air current) to move or be in motion

ráfaga

ráfaga

Ex: A gentle wind blew, making the lake's surface ripple. 
to surface
to surface
[Verbo]

to emerge or come up to the top layer of a liquid or material

emergir, salir a la superficie

emergir, salir a la superficie

Ex: As the diver exhaled, a stream of bubbles surfaced, indicating the ascent to the water's top. 
to derail
to derail
[Verbo]

(of a train) to accidentally go off the tracks

descarrilarse

descarrilarse

Ex: The heavy rain and slippery tracks led to a tragic incident as the express train derailed. 
to slither
to slither
[Verbo]

to move smoothly and quietly, like a snake

deslizarse

deslizarse

Ex: The snake silently slithered through the grass. 
to swoop down

to descend quickly and suddenly, often used to describe the action of birds or aircraft

descender en picado, abalanzarse

descender en picado, abalanzarse

Ex: The eagle swooped down to catch the rabbit in the field. 
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