Spanish Verb ATRACAR - to rob. Irregular AR family

Spanish Verb ATRACAR: to rob

The Spanish verb atracar means 'to rob' and is an irregular Spanish AR verb.

To remember this, imagine the train robbers ROB A TRACK CAR on the train track!

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to rob: atracar
Imagine the train robbers rob
A TRACK CAR on the train track!

VERB CONJUGATION TABLE ATRACAR - to rob
Simple Tenses - Spanish Verb atracar
TENSE	yo	tú	él, ella, usted	nosotros	vosotros	ellos, ellas, ustedes
Present Presente rob	atraco	atracas	atraca	atracamos	atracáis	atracan
Imperfect Imperfecto robbed	atracaba	atracabas	atracaba	atracábamos	atracabais	atracaban
Preterit Pretérito robbed	atraqué	atracaste	atracó	atracamos	atracasteis	atracaron
Future Futuro will rob	atracaré	atracarás	atracará	atracaremos	atracaréis	atracarán
Conditional Condicional would rob	atracaría	atracarías	atracaría	atracaríamos	atracaríais	atracarían
Subjunctive Subjuntivo may rob	atraque	atraques	atraque	atraquemos	atraquéis	atraquen
Imperfect Subjunctive Imperfecto de Subj. might rob	atracara	atracaras	atracara	atracáramos	atracarais	atracaran
Imperfect Subjunctive Imperfecto de Subj. might rob	atracase	atracases	atracase	atracásemos	atracaseis	atracasen
Imperatives Spanish Verb atracar - to rob
Imperative Imperativo rob!		¡atraca!	¡atraque!	¡atraquemos!	¡atracad!	¡atraquen!
Negative Imperative Imperativo Negativo don't rob!		¡no atraques!	¡no atraque!	¡no atraquemos!	¡no atraquéis!	¡no atraquen!
Compound Tenses of the Spanish Verb ATRACAR Past Participle: atracado - robbed
Present Perfect Perfecto de Indicativo have robbed	he atracado	has atracado	ha atracado	hemos atracado	habéis atracado	han atracado
Preterit Perfect Pretérito Anterior had robbed	hube atracado	hubiste atracado	hubo atracado	hubimos atracado	hubisteis atracado	hubieron atracado
Past Perfect Pluscuamperfecto had robbed	había atracado	habías atracado	había atracado	habíamos atracado	habíais atracado	habían atracado
Present Perfect Subj Presente Perfecto Subj may have robbed	haya atracado	hayas atracado	haya atracado	hayamos atracado	hayáis atracado	hayan atracado
Future Perfect Futuro Perfecto will have robbed	habré atracado	habrás atracado	habrá atracado	habremos atracado	habréis atracado	habrán atracado
Conditional Perfect Condicional Perfecto would have robbed	habría atracado	habrías atracado	habría atracado	habríamos atracado	habríais atracado	habrían atracado
Pluperfect Subjunctive Pluscuamperf. de sbj might have robbed	hubiera atracado	hubieras atracado	hubiera atracado	hubiéramos atracado	hubierais atracado	hubieran atracado
	hubiese atracado	hubieses atracado	hubiese atracado	hubiésemos atracado	hubieseis atracado	hubiesen atracado
Progressive Tenses ATRACAR Present Participle: atracando - robbing
Present Progressive Presente Progressivo am robbing	estoy atracando	estás atracando	está atracando	estamos atracando	está atracando	están atracando
Preterit Progressive Pretérito Prog was robbing	estuve atracando	estuviste atracando	estuvo atracando	estuvimos atracando	estuvisteis atracando	estuvieron atracando
Imperfect Progressive Imperfecto Prog had been robbing	estaba atracando	estabas atracando	estaba atracando	estábamos atracando	estabais atracando	estaban atracando
Future Progressive Futuro Perfecto Prog will be robbing	estaré atracando	estarás atracando	estará atracando	estaremos atracando	estaréis atracando	estarán atracando
Conditional Progressive Condicional perf. prog. would have been ...ing	estaría atracando	estarías atracando	estabría atracando	estaríamos atracando	estaríais atracando	estarían atracando
Subjunctive Progressive Subjuntivo Progressivo may've been robbing	que ~ atracando	que ~ atracando	que ~ atracando	que ~ atracando	que ~ atracando	que ~ atracando

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USING the SPANISH VERB ATRACAR

atracar can mean: to hold up, to mug.
atracarse de algo: to stuff oneself with something, to gorge oneself on something.

el atraco (nm): roberry, raid.
atraco a mano armada: armed robbery.

Atrácate a mí: Stick close to me.
Atrácalos más: Shove them closer together.

vos replaces tú - you, informal, singular -
- in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and also in some countries of Central America.
Sometimes it also replaces the formal singular 'Usted'.
In irregular AR verbs, the conjugations remain the same as for tú except for the addition of accents in the following tenses:
Presente: vos atracás
Imperativo: ¡atracá!

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