furar

to pierce, to make a hole, to puncture (a tire), to get a flat (tire)

f u ɾ a ɾ

fur pierce; make a hole + ar future subjunctive, eu/ele/ela

verb Rare #30,737

to pierce, to make a hole

PO: Ele vai furar o papel com uma caneta.

EN: He is going to pierce the paper with a pen.

to puncture (a tire), to get a flat (tire) Often used as: "furar o pneu" (to puncture the tire) or "o pneu furou" (the tire went flat).

PO: Na estrada, ele acabou de furar o pneu.

EN: On the road, he ended up puncturing the tire.

Conjugation of furar

Indicative past

	Singular	Plural
Third	furou	—

furar

Subjunctive future

	Singular	Plural
First	furar	—
Third	furar	—

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
First	fure	—
Third	fure	—

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Third	fure	—

If I do, you'll ditch your date and come watch me play.

— Marty Supreme (2025)

I'm going to pierce him!

— Carandiru (2003)

Don't worry, it won't puncture.

— O Salário do Medo (1953)

You want to poke my eye out, for fuck’s sake!

— Carandiru (2003)

I'm not going to puncture it.

— Ne Zha (2019)

No poking anyone’s eyes out.

— A História Pessoal de David Copperfield (2019)

Cutting in line is extremely rude.

Do you want to poke my eye out, you son of a bitch?

— Carandiru (2003)

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