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confess
[kənˈfes]
verbo transitivo
1. confesar, admitir ; confesar (religión)
  • to confess that… -> confesar que…
verbo intransitivo
2. confesar ; confesarse (religión)
  • to confess to something -> confesarse culpable de algo, confesar algo

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confess [kon-fes]
1. Confesar, manifestar algún delito; reconocer y declarar una falta.
2. Confesar, oír en confesión, oír las culpas del penitente.
3. Declarar abiertamente, Reconocer; probar.
  • I must confess -> debo decir
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4. Confesarse. (Religión) (n)
5. Confesar (admit). (n)
  • He confessed to five murders -> confesó haber cometido cinco asesinatos
va.

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confess [kənˈfes]
verb:transitive
1 [+crime, sin] confesar; [+guilt, error] confesar; reconocer
to confess that ... confesar que ...; to confess one's guilt confesar or reconocer ser culpable; to confess o.s. guilty of [+sin, crime] confesarse culpable de; I confess myself totally ignorant me confieso totalmente ignorante en eso
2 (Rel)
to confess sb confesar a algn
verb:intransitive
1 (admit) confesar
to confess to a crime
he confessed to the murder se confesó culpable del asesinato; confesó haber cometido el asesinato; to confess to doing sth confesarse culpable de haber hecho algo; I must confess, I like your car debo reconocer que me gusta tu coche; to confess to a liking for sth reconocerse aficionado a algo
2 (Rel) confesarse

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Verb Conjugation for "confess"

Imperative
  • confess
  • you confess
  • he/she confesses
  • we confess
  • you confess
  • they confess
Preterite
  • I confessed
  • you confessed
  • he/she confessed
  • we confessed
  • you confessed
  • they confessed
Present Continuous
  • I am confessing
  • you are confessing
  • he/she is confessing
  • we are confessing
  • you are confessing
  • they are confessing
Present Perfect
  • I have confessed
  • you have confessed
  • he/she has confessed
  • we have confessed
  • you have confessed
  • they have confessed
Past Continuous
  • I was confessing
  • you were confessing
  • he/she was confessing
  • we were confessing
  • you were confessing
  • they were confessing
Past Perfect
  • I had confessed
  • you had confessed
  • he/she had confessed
  • we had confessed
  • you had confessed
  • they had confessed
Future
  • I will confess
  • you will confess
  • he/she will confess
  • we will confess
  • you will confess
  • they will confess
Future Perfect
  • I will have confessed
  • you will have confessed
  • he/she will have confessed
  • we will have confessed
  • you will have confessed
  • they will have confessed
Future Continuous
  • I will be confessing
  • you will be confessing
  • he/she will be confessing
  • we will be confessing
  • you will be confessing
  • they will be confessing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been confessing
  • you have been confessing
  • he/she has been confessing
  • we have been confessing
  • you have been confessing
  • they have been confessing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been confessing
  • you will have been confessing
  • he/she will have been confessing
  • we will have been confessing
  • you will have been confessing
  • they will have been confessing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been confessing
  • you had been confessing
  • he/she had been confessing
  • we had been confessing
  • you had been confessing
  • they had been confessing
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