Hacer un agujero atravesando algo.
To make a hole through something sharp.
Couldn’t load the audio. Please try again.
See how the word “perforar” is used in sentences
Se perforó las orejas. — She had her ears pierced.
Agujereará el cartón con un alfiler. — He will pierce the cardboard with a pin.
La luz del sol penetrará entre las nubes. — The sunlight will pierce through the clouds.
Sus palabras parecen traspasarme el corazón cada vez. — Her words seem to pierce my heart every time.
¿Duele perforarse la nariz? — Does it hurt to pierce your nose?
La flecha atravesó la diana de madera. — The arrow pierced the wooden target.
Un silbido fuerte penetró el silencio. — A loud whistle pierced the silence.
La canción lo traspasó hasta lo más hondo. — The song pierced him to the core.
Perforan orejas en esa tiendecita de abajo. — They pierce ears in that little shop downstairs.
Ten cuidado de no agujerear el papel de aluminio. — Be careful not to pierce the foil.
Ningún rayo lograba penetrar la niebla espesa. — Not a single beam could pierce the thick fog.
¿Esa vieja carta todavía te traspasa el corazón? — Does that old letter still pierce your heart?
Check a word only if you could give at least one of its meanings.
words — the estimated size of your passive Spanish vocabulary
Turn the gaps into your vocabulary
Download the app for free Spanish vocabulary testYour own vocabulary
Learn the words you actually need
A ready-made word card
Translation, examples and audio appear on their own
We help you not forget
We bring words back to practice at the right moment
Add real-life words — VibeLing reinforces them until they become automatic.
Add “perforar” to your vocabulary and learn it with translation, audio and spaced repetition — right in the app.
