/Sounds like 'kah-chah-reh-AR'/
To tinker with gadgets, appliances, or mechanical things — taking things apart and putting them back together out of curiosity or to fix them. In Spain, cacharrear is the hobby of the hands-on person who can't leave a broken device alone.
"Pasó el fin de semana cacharreando con el ordenador viejo."
"Le encanta cacharrear con coches, siempre tiene uno desarmado en el garaje. → He spent the weekend tinkering with the old computer."
"He loves tinkering with cars, he always has one taken apart in the garage."
/Sounds like 'kah-chah-reh-AR'/
To tinker with gadgets, appliances, or mechanical things — taking things apart and putting them back together out of curiosity or to fix them. In Spain, cacharrear is the hobby of the hands-on person who can't leave a broken device alone.
"Pasó el fin de semana cacharreando con el ordenador viejo."
"Le encanta cacharrear con coches, siempre tiene uno desarmado en el garaje. → He spent the weekend tinkering with the old computer."
"He loves tinkering with cars, he always has one taken apart in the garage."