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Borrowed from Spanish solapar.

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solapar (first-person singular present solapo, first-person singular preterite solapí, past participle solapat)

  1. to overlap

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Portuguese

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solapa-ar

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solapar (first-person singular present solapo, first-person singular preterite solapei, past participle solapado)

  1. to undermine; to sap (to dig underneath a building)
    Synonym: minar
  2. (figuratively) to undermine (to hinder or sabotage)

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Spanish

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Etymology

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From solapa (lapel)-ar.

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  • IPA(key): /solaˈpaɾ/ [so.laˈpaɾ]
  • Rhymes: -aɾ
  • Syllabification: so‧la‧par

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solapar (first-person singular present solapo, first-person singular preterite solapé, past participle solapado)

  1. to overlap
    Synonym: traslapar
  2. (figuratively) to cover up
    Synonym: encubrir

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  • Catalan: solapar

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