condone [kənˈdəʊn]
condone [kənˈdəʊn]
verbo transitivo
1justificar
- I cannot condone such behavior -> no puedo justificar ese tipo de comportamiento
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condone [kon-doun]
va. Condonar, perdonar o remitir alguna pena. Aprobar (violence, conduct).
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Verb Conjugation for "condone"
Imperative
- condone
- you condone
- he/she condones
- we condone
- you condone
- they condone
Preterite
- I condoned
- you condoned
- he/she condoned
- we condoned
- you condoned
- they condoned
Present Continuous
- I am condoning
- you are condoning
- he/she is condoning
- we are condoning
- you are condoning
- they are condoning
Present Perfect
- I have condoned
- you have condoned
- he/she has condoned
- we have condoned
- you have condoned
- they have condoned
Past Continuous
- I was condoning
- you were condoning
- he/she was condoning
- we were condoning
- you were condoning
- they were condoning
Past Perfect
- I had condoned
- you had condoned
- he/she had condoned
- we had condoned
- you had condoned
- they had condoned
Future
- I will condone
- you will condone
- he/she will condone
- we will condone
- you will condone
- they will condone
Future Perfect
- I will have condoned
- you will have condoned
- he/she will have condoned
- we will have condoned
- you will have condoned
- they will have condoned
Future Continuous
- I will be condoning
- you will be condoning
- he/she will be condoning
- we will be condoning
- you will be condoning
- they will be condoning
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been condoning
- you have been condoning
- he/she has been condoning
- we have been condoning
- you have been condoning
- they have been condoning
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been condoning
- you will have been condoning
- he/she will have been condoning
- we will have been condoning
- you will have been condoning
- they will have been condoning
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been condoning
- you had been condoning
- he/she had been condoning
- we had been condoning
- you had been condoning
- they had been condoning
condonar
transitive verb
1to remit (deuda, pena)
2to condone (violencia, terrorismo)
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condonar [con-do-nar’]
article & verb transitive
1To pardon, to forgive.
condonar
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Verb Conjugation for "condonar"
| Presente | Pretérito | Imperfect | Futuro | Subjuntivo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yo | condono | condoné | condonaba | condonaré | condone |
| Tú | condonas | condonaste | condonabas | condonarás | condones |
| Ella/Él/Usted | condona | condonó | condonaba | condonará | condone |
| Nosotros | condonamos | condonamos | condonábamos | condonaremos | condonemos |
| Vosotros | condonáis | condonasteis | condonabais | condonaréis | condonéis |
| Ellos/Ustedes | condonan | condonaron | condonaban | condonarán | condonen |
