Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | desmontérate |
| nosotros | desmonterémonos |
| vosotros | desmonteraos |
to take off one's cap
A rare, specialized bullfighting term: to take off one's montera, the traditional black hat worn by a matador, usually as a gesture of tribute or respect — brindando la faena tras desmontararse ('offering the performance after removing the hat'). You'll only encounter it in writing about tauromaquia.
This is bullfighting-specific vocabulary a learner will only meet in tauromaquia writing — there's no everyday confusion to flag, since general Spanish has no competing verb for this precise gesture.
| tú | desmontérate |
| nosotros | desmonterémonos |
| vosotros | desmonteraos |
| desmonterándose |
| desmonterado |
| desmonterarse |
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"desmonterarse" means "to take off one's cap".
The imperative (imperativo) of "desmonterarse" is: tú desmontérate, nosotros desmonterémonos, vosotros desmonteraos.