declinar

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declinar

transitive verb

1to decline (gen) & (grammar); to disclaim (responsabilidad)

intransitive verb

2to draw to a close (día, tarde); to subside, to abate (fiebre); to decline (economía)

declinar [day-cle-nar’]

verb neuter

1To decline, to lean downward. (n)

2To decline, to sink, to be impaired, to decay, to degenerate, to abate, to diminish (de enfermedad). (n)

3To be finished or reach the last. (n)

4To vary from the true magnetic meridian. (Nautical) (n)

article & verb transitive

5To decline a word by various determinations. (Grammer)

6To challenge a judge, to transfer a cause to another tribunal: in this last sense it is always used with the word jurisdicción.

declinar

verbo:transitivo

1 (rechazar) [+honor, invitación] to decline; (Jur) to reject

declinamos cualquier responsabilidad we cannot accept responsibility; declinar hacer algo to decline to do sth

2 (Lingüística) to decline

verbo:intransitivo

1 (decaer) to decline; decay

2 (literario) [+día] to draw to a close

3 [+terreno] to slope (away down);o

4 (Lingüística) to decline

Verb Conjugation for "declinar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	declino	decliné	declinaba	declinaré	decline
Tú	declinas	declinaste	declinabas	declinarás	declines
Ella/Él/Usted	declina	declinó	declinaba	declinará	decline
Nosotros	declinamos	declinamos	declinábamos	declinaremos	declinemos
Vosotros	declináis	declinasteis	declinabais	declinaréis	declinéis
Ellos/Ustedes	declinan	declinaron	declinaban	declinarán	declinen

Gerund: declinando / Participle: declinado / Complete declinar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously