Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Fue despedido porque era perezoso. Además, siempre estaba conspirando contra sus colegas. |
He was fired because he was lazy. Moreover, he was always plotting against his colleagues. |
| conspirar | to conspire; to plot |
Last weekend some friends of mine and I took a trip to the North-West of Massachussets to see the leaves which have changed their colors. All over the world people talk about the autumn in Boston.
The ride took us through mountainous areas, covered with dark green forest, with so many curves that I got sick. I wanted to vomit but I held myself back, as there were so many other next to me.
Yesterday we launched our online community, in which we want to bring our users together. You can find friends online who are interested in learning languages and exchange lessons and messages with them.
The ride took us through mountainous areas, covered with dark green forest, with so many curves that I got sick. I wanted to vomit but I held myself back, as there were so many other next to me.
Yesterday we launched our online community, in which we want to bring our users together. You can find friends online who are interested in learning languages and exchange lessons and messages with them.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of conspirar [conspirado] |
conspiro conspiras conspira conspiramos conspiráis conspiran | conspiraba conspirabas conspiraba conspirábamos conspirabais conspiraban | conspiré conspiraste conspiró conspiramos conspirasteis conspiraron | conspiraré conspirarás conspirará conspiraremos conspiraréis conspirarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of conspire [ conspired, conspired ] | ||||