conseguir

=

to get

verb

conseguir
transitive verb
1. to obtain, to get (obtener); to achieve (un objetivo)
  • consiguió todo lo que se propuso -> she achieved everything she set out to do
  • conseguir hacer algo -> to manage to do something
  • no consiguió que me enfadara -> she didn't (manage to) get me annoyed

conseguir [con-say-geer’]
article & verb transitive
1. To attain, to get, to gain, to obtain, to succeed.
  • Conseguir que uno haga algo -> to manage to make somebody do something
  • Lo consigue como mi abuela -> he has as much chance of getting it as the man in the moon

Verb Conjugation for "conseguir"

Infinitive
conseguir
Gerund
consiguiendo
Participle
conseguido
Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo consigo conseguí conseguía conseguiré consiga
consigues conseguiste conseguías conseguirás consigas
Ella/Él/Usted consigue consiguió conseguía conseguirá consiga
Nosotros conseguimos conseguimos conseguíamos conseguiremos consigamos
Vosotros conseguís conseguisteis conseguíais conseguiréis consigáis
Ellos/Ustedes consiguen consiguieron conseguían conseguirán consigan
Complete conseguir conjugation

"conseguir" in the Answers forum

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