avenir

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avenir [ah-vay-neer’]
article & verb transitive
1To reconcile parties at variance.
verb reflexive
2To settle differences on friendly terms.
  • No se avienen -> they don’t get on
3To join, to unite, to consent; be in harmony with.
4To compound, to compromise.

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avenir
verbo:transitivo
to reconcile; bring together
verbo:intransitivo
to come to pass
verbo:pronominal
avenirse
1 (Com) etc to come to an agreement; [+hermanos etc] to get on well together
no se avienen they don't get on
2
avenirse con algo (estar de acuerdo) to be in agreement with sth; (resignarse) to resign o.s. to sth; avenirse con algn to reach an agreement with sb; ¡allá te las avengas! (familiar) that's your look-out!; (familiar) that's up to you!
3
avenirse a hacer algo to agree to do sth

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Verb Conjugation for "avenir"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo avengo avine avenía avendré avenga
Tú avienes aviniste avenías avendrás avengas
Ella/Él/Usted aviene avino avenía avendrá avenga
Nosotros avenimos avinimos aveníamos avendremos avengamos
Vosotros avenís avinisteis aveníais avendréis avengáis
Ellos/Ustedes avienen avinieron avenían avendrán avengan
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