Ereccionar
To set something up or raise it so it remains upright and stiff.
Ereccionado in that spot. He ereccionó the lever on the machine. He got himself ereccionado.
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Tag: erectar
Definitions tagged erectar in the street dictionary.
ArgentinaEreccionarse
A pronominal verb meaning to get an erection or to be raised or stood up. It refers to both the physiological process of getting a hard-on and the mechanical action of lifting something into a vertical position, such as a crane arm.
I erecciono easily: The mechanical arm of the crane had been ereccionado: He would ereccionaría in a private place: The penis having been ereccionado.
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Ereccionar
To set something in an upright, erect, or rigid position. It is a slang verbification of the word for erection, used for mechanical objects or, more commonly, to describe the male anatomy becoming hard (in Argentina, adding the -ar suffix to a noun is a common way to create new, sometimes ironically formal verbs).
Having ereccionado the lever of the mechanism. The young man's penis ereccionó.
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erectarse
To get an erection: the ability of the penis to become erect and achieve hardness or stiffness.
The penis can erectarse and cause extreme hardness or stiffness because it is a characteristic ability it has.
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Erectar
transitive verb: for the penis to rise and become stiff or erect.
The penis erectó; My penis erectó; The penis is erectando
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