Precipitar (to precipitate) conjugation

Spanish
38 examples
This verb can also have the following meanings: to rush in, rush, rush into

Conjugation of precipitar

Yo
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Present tense
precipito
I precipitate
precipitas
you precipitate
precipita
he/she/it precipitates
precipitamos
we precipitate
precipitáis
you all precipitate
precipitan
they precipitate
Present perfect tense
he precipitado
I have precipitated
has precipitado
you have precipitated
ha precipitado
he/she/it has precipitated
hemos precipitado
we have precipitated
habéis precipitado
you all have precipitated
han precipitado
they have precipitated
Past preterite tense
precipité
I precipitated
precipitaste
you precipitated
precipitó
he/she/it precipitated
precipitamos
we precipitated
precipitasteis
you all precipitated
precipitaron
they precipitated
Future tense
precipitaré
I will precipitate
precipitarás
you will precipitate
precipitará
he/she/it will precipitate
precipitaremos
we will precipitate
precipitaréis
you all will precipitate
precipitarán
they will precipitate
Yo
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Conditional mood
precipitaría
I would precipitate
precipitarías
you would precipitate
precipitaría
he/she/it would precipitate
precipitaríamos
we would precipitate
precipitaríais
you all would precipitate
precipitarían
they would precipitate
Past imperfect tense
precipitaba
I used to precipitate
precipitabas
you used to precipitate
precipitaba
he/she/it used to precipitate
precipitábamos
we used to precipitate
precipitabais
you all used to precipitate
precipitaban
they used to precipitate
Past perfect tense
había precipitado
I had precipitated
habías precipitado
you had precipitated
había precipitado
he/she/it had precipitated
habíamos precipitado
we had precipitated
habíais precipitado
you all had precipitated
habían precipitado
they had precipitated
Future perfect tense
habré precipitado
I will have precipitated
habrás precipitado
you will have precipitated
habrá precipitado
he/she/it will have precipitated
habremos precipitado
we will have precipitated
habréis precipitado
you all will have precipitated
habrán precipitado
they will have precipitated
Yo
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Present subjunctive tense
precipite
(if/so that) I precipitate
precipites
(if/so that) you precipitate
precipite
(if/so that) he/she/it precipitate
precipitemos
(if/so that) we precipitate
precipitéis
(if/so that) you all precipitate
precipiten
(if/so that) they precipitate
Present perfect subjunctive tense
haya precipitado
I have precipitated
hayas precipitado
you have precipitated
haya precipitado
he/she/it has precipitated
hayamos precipitado
we have precipitated
hayáis precipitado
you all have precipitated
hayan precipitado
they have precipitated
Past imperfect subjunctive tense
precipitara
(if/so that) I have precipitated
precipitaras
(if/so that) you have precipitated
precipitara
(if/so that) he/she/it have precipitated
precipitáramos
(if/so that) we have precipitated
precipitarais
(if/so that) you all have precipitated
precipitaran
(if/so that) they have precipitated
Past imperfect subjunctive (second) tense
precipitase
(if/so that) I have precipitated
precipitases
(if/so that) you have precipitated
precipitase
(if/so that) he/she/it have precipitated
precipitásemos
(if/so that) we have precipitated
precipitaseis
(if/so that) you all have precipitated
precipitasen
(if/so that) they have precipitated
Yo
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Past perfect subjunctive tense
hubiera precipitado
I had precipitated
hubieras precipitado
you had precipitated
hubiera precipitado
he/she/it had precipitated
hubiéramos precipitado
we had precipitated
hubierais precipitado
you all had precipitated
hubieran precipitado
they had precipitated
Past perfect subjunctive (second) tense
hubiese precipitado
I had precipitated
hubieses precipitado
you had precipitated
hubiese precipitado
he/she/it had precipitated
hubiésemos precipitado
we had precipitated
hubieseis precipitado
you all had precipitated
hubiesen precipitado
they had precipitated
Future subjunctive tense
precipitare
(if/so that) I will have precipitated
precipitares
(if/so that) you will have precipitated
precipitare
(if/so that) he/she/it will have precipitated
precipitáremos
(if/so that) we will have precipitated
precipitareis
(if/so that) you all will have precipitated
precipitaren
(if/so that) they will have precipitated
Future perfect subjunctive tense
hubiere precipitado
I will have precipitated
hubieres precipitado
you will have precipitated
hubiere precipitado
he/she/it will have precipitated
hubiéremos precipitado
we will have precipitated
hubiereis precipitado
you all will have precipitated
hubieren precipitado
they will have precipitated
Tu
Él/ell(a/o)/ Usted
Nosotr(os/as)
Vosotr(os/as)
Ell(os/as)
Imperative mood
precipita
precipitate!
precipite
precipitate!
precipitemos
let's precipitate!
precipitad
precipitate!
precipiten
precipitate!
Imperative negative mood
no precipites
do not precipitate!
no precipite
let him/her/it precipitate!
no precipitemos
let us not precipitate!
no precipitéis
do not precipitate!
no precipiten
do not precipitate!

Examples of precipitar

Example in SpanishTranslation in English
Bueno, se necesitan nervios de acero para hacer precipitar el explivo pero... pare que nuestro chico no terminó el trabajo.Well, you need a serious chill to precipitate the explosive but... looks like our boy didn't finish the job.
Comprende, describe y se empeña en precipitar un movimiento que desfila ante sus ojos.It seeks to understand, to describe, and to precipitate a movement that is developing before our very eyes.
El dinero del rescate, los casi 13 trillones de dólares que se le ha dado a los bancos, está sentado en el balance general de los bancos, y eso está incurriendo costos de interés y eso va a precipitar la necesidadThe bailout money, the 13 trillion or so dollars that have been given to the banks, is sitting on the balance sheet of the banks, and that is incurring interest costs and that's going to precipitate the need
En una de las lagunas, pileta numero 9, el agua de mar esta a la densidad exacta para precipitar estos hermosos cristales que cubren por entero el suelo de la laguna.In one of the lagoons, pond number nine, the sea water is at exactly the right concentration to precipitate out these beautiful crystals that cover the entire floor of the lagoon.
En una de las lagunas, pileta número 9 el agua de mar está a la densidad exacta para precipitar estos hermosos cristales que cubren por entero el suelo de la laguna.In one of the lagoons, pond number nine, the sea water is at exactly the right concentration to precipitate out these beautiful crystals that cover the entire floor of the lagoon.
Un libro que precipito muchas de las preguntas que se hicieron hoy acerca de estos hombres y mujeres que actuaron a un lado de las leyes y de la justicia.A book which precipitated many of the questions we have today about these men and women who act apart from our prescribed laws of justice.
Añado un reactivo... específico a la muestra, le doy un giro rápido en la centrífuga, y si precipita, entonces la tenemos.I add a specific reagent to the sample, give her a quick spin in the centrifuge, and if it precipitates, then we've got her.
Como todos ustedes seguramente saben el abuso continuo de alcohol tiene este efecto que precipita, a nivel endocrino un proceso neoplástico en el cuerpo humano.As you all surely know... The continuos abuse of alcohol has this effect it actually precipitates, at the endocrine level a neoplastic process in the human body.
Pero dime algo si se precipita la cosa.But tell me something if it precipitates thing.
Una dosis más pequeña que un grano de sal precipita un arriesgado viaje mental hacia un universo de alucinación, emoción intensa y, algunos creen, revelación mística.A dose smaller than a grain of salt precipitates a hazardous mental journey into a universe of hallucination, intense emotion and, some believe, mystical revelation.
En pocas palabras, esos respiraderos hidrotermales en el lecho oceánico precipitan una fortuna en depósitos de minerales casi puros. Tales como el manganeso, fundamental para la producción de acero, y el oro en las mayores concentracionesSimply put, these thermal vents on the ocean floor precipitate a fortune in almost pure mineral deposits, such as manganese, critical in the production of steel, and gold in higher concentrations
Se llaman "precipitaciones" porque siempre precipitan comportamientos rebeldes.It's called "precipitation," 'cause it never fails to precipitate unruly behavior.
Con las ansias de alejarte, yo precipité los acontecimientos.In my eagerness to push you away, I precipitated matters.
Me precipité dentro del camión y nos fuimos.I precipitated in the truck, one left.
Ayudaría que nos dijera el acontecimiento que la precipitó.It'd help to know the event that precipitated it.
Como ya sabemos gracias a la ciencia, la lluvia es agua líquida en forma de gota que se han condensado a partir del vapor atmosférico. y después se precipitó.As we know from science, rain is liquid water in the form of droplets which have condensed from atmospheric vapor and then precipitated.
Cuyo hundimiento precipitó la entrada de EEUU en la Segunda Guerra Mundial.The sinking of which precipitated U.S. involvement in World War I.
El ataque contra la líneas de suministros de la Alianza que precipitó esta guerra... no fue autorizado por el Centaurum.The attack on the Alliance shipping lanes, which precipitated this war were not authorized by the Centaurum.
El hijo de Vespasiano, Tito, recuperó finalmente la ciudad... pero al hacerlo, precipitó la destrucción del templo de Herodes.Vespasian's son, Titus, finally captured the city... but in so doing precipitated the destruction of Herod's temple.
Clark era el motivo de tú obsesión, Alicia... tus sentimientos hacia él, fueron lo que precipitaron tú estallido psicótico.Clark was the object of your obsession, Alicia. Your feelings for him are what precipitated your psychotic break.
EI compuesto éster... en eI que se precipitaron sales esenciales de Ia sangre.The compound ester, in which essential blood salts have been precipitated.
Sus acciones precipitaron el tiroteo.Her actions precipitated the shooting.
Sus propias políticas precipitaron esos ataques.Your own policies precipitated those actions.
Tus visiones del hijo de mi hermano precipitaron la muerte de la última anciana dentro de tu aquelarre...Your visions of my brother's child precipitated the death of the last elder within your coven...
Cualquier intento de lanzar el dispositivo precipitará la detonación.Any attempt to jettison the device will precipitate detonation.
Hay una gran probabilidad de que la decisión del Dr. Deacon... de mudarse precipitarán una serie... de eventos catastróficos... comenzando con el hecho de que el Sheriff Carter... ha comenzado a cuestionarse su compromiso con Eureka también.There is a high probability that Dr. Deacon's decision to relocate will precipitate a series of catastrophic events, beginning with the fact that Sheriff Carter has begun to question his commitment to Eureka as well.
"Se estremecía en cada uno de mis nervios "al pensar que el más mínimo deslizamiento del mecanismo "precipitaría aquella reluciente y afilada hacha contra mi pecho"."Still l quivered in every nerve... "to think how slight a sinking of the machinery... "would precipitate the keen, glistening axe upon my bosom."
En 1929, de todos modos, un hombre llamado Hubble había mirado al cielo de la noche con su telescopio y había observado algo extraordinario... una asombrosa observación que precipitaría la idea revolucionaria que el Profesor Hoyle eventualmente denominaría despectivamente el Big Bang.In 1929, however, a man called Hubble had looked into the night sky with his telescope and noticed an extraordinary thing, a remarkable observation that would precipitate the revolutionary idea that Professor Hoyle would eventually sneeringly label the Big Bang.
Sus acciones, Sr. Hamilton precipitarían aquello de lo que nos piensa proteger la disolución de esta nación.Your actions, Mr. Hamilton, would precipitate the very thing that you pretend to protect against... the dissolution of this nation.
Y tengo la impresión, por lo tanto, que este hostigamiento... este ataque con 20 o más torpedos sobre dos de nuestros destructores fue diseñado para provocarnos, de alguna manera con el fin de que nos precipitemos en una lucha mayor.And I have a feeling, therefore, that this harassment attack... and this attack with 20 or more torpedoes upon two of our destroyers... was designed to force us out, in a way... lest we precipitate a greater struggle.
Bueno, cualquier cosa pudo haber precipitado su muerte.Well, anything could have precipitated his death.
Bueno, quizás hayas precipitado un poco las cosas.Well, you may have precipitated things a little.
Bueno, ¿qué ha precipitado este cambio de rumbo?Well, what precipitated the change in your weather vane?
Diré que has cambiado de opinión. Querías ir a Paris y te has precipitado.You want to go to Paris and I precipitated.
Es posible que la abstinencia pueda haber precipitado el suicidio.It's possible the withdrawal could have precipitated the suicide.
Blake acaba de dejar Empresas Sherman mosqueado precipitando una crisis familiar en la cual Norma se ha puesto en contra de Frank, no de Nick,Blake just quit Sherman Enterprises in anger precipitating a family crisis in which Norma turned to Frank, not Nick, for comfort.
No sé si está jugando conmigo o precipitando una crisis.I can't tell if he's toying with me or actually precipitating a crisis.
Te estás precipitando.You're precipitating.

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