estropiar.
to amputate; to maim (to remove a limb or other body part)
Meaning & usage
to amputate; to maim (to remove a limb or other body part)
to disfigure; to mutilate (to cause serious physical harm)
to do something very poorly; particularly: to speak (a language) in a wrong or sloppy manner; to have a bad pronunciation
to do something very poorly; particularly: to perform poorly (when singing or playing music)
to do something very poorly; particularly: to badly interpret or copy (text) (to handle written material poorly)
Where this word comes from
From Italian stroppiare.
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