What does “Bate” mean in Spanish?

7 Answers

• rachelohrachel

  1 month ago

  It’s from the verb “batir,” to stir — probably talking about hot cocoa or a milk shake.

  Oh and it’s third person, so it’s one of the following:

  He stirs

  She stirs

  You [formal] stir

  Stir [command]

  Since it’s a song, I’m leaning toward command.

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• ?

  5 days ago

  Bate Definition

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• Carlos M

  1 month ago

  To stir, to whip, to mix.

  Bate is the command of “batir”

  bate (noun) mean bat, like in baseball bat.

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• Berke

  6 days ago

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  In the Dora the Explorer song "Bate Bate Chocolate" what does "bate" mean? This has been bugging me and my friends and family for a long time! haha thanks!

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• Anonymous

  1 month ago

  hahaha dora…. and yes i heard that song once

  bate means to stir.. dint you saw what she was doing?? stirring the chocolate! haha

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• Anonymous

  5 days ago

  Toca (from the verb ‘tocar’, meaning ‘to touch’) In this sentence though, it has a different meaning: Me toco cuidar al gato—It was my turn to take care of the cat.

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• Don Verto

  1 month ago

  It means– you stir-chocolate

  Probably command.

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