dispararle

to shoot at (him/her/you formal/it)

→ disparar
disparar to shoot, to fire + le his/her/your (formal), used to show whose body part is affected; Spanish often uses the definite article instead of a possessive
verb Rare #27,571
to shoot at (him/her/you formal/it) Includes the object pronoun “le” (= to him/her/you formal/it).
SP: No quiero dispararle.
EN: I don’t want to shoot at him/her.
Conjugation of disparar
disparardispararledispararme
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First disparé disparamos
Second disparaste —
Third disparó dispararon
Past
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First disparo disparamos
Second disparas —
Third dispara disparan
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First disparo disparamos
Second disparas —
Third dispara disparan
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second dispara —
Third dispare disparen
Present
Indicative future
SingularPlural
First dispararé dispararemos
Third disparará —
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First dispararé dispararemos
Third disparará —

Tendrás que dispararle a través de la pared.

You'll have to shoot through the wall.

— Scream 7 (2026)

Llegaron cuando Mr. Blonde comenzó a dispararle a la gente.

They arrived when Mr. Blonde started shooting at people.

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)

Tom fue condenado a cadena perpetua por dispararle a Mary.

Tom was sentenced to life imprisonment for shooting Mary.

Tuve que dispararle a mi caballo.

I had to shoot my horse.

No iban a dispararle a Fabio frente a todos.

They weren't going to shoot Fabio in front of everyone.

— Tropa de élite (2007)

Dispararle lo hará más fuerte.

Shooting him will make him stronger.

— El quinto elemento (1997)

Estaban por dispararle a Tom, pero él no lo sabía.

They were about to shoot Tom, but he didn't know it.

Voy a dispararle al culo.

I'm going to shoot him in the ass.

— Academia Rushmore (1998)

Quiero dispararle a algo.

I want to shoot something.

— Bacurau (2019)

Tuve que dispararle al perro, porque el perro se lo buscó, ¿entiende?

I had to shoot the dog because the dog brought it on itself, you understand?

— Ha vuelto (2015)

Vamos a dispararle una vez a Chantal.

Let's shoot Chantal once.

— ¡Que te den profe! (2013)