influence [ˈɪnflʊəns] sustantivoinfluencia (f) - to be a good/bad influence on somebody -> tener una buena/mala influencia en alguien
- to have influence over/with somebody -> tener influencia sobre/con alguien
- a man of influence -> un hombre influyente
- under the influence (of drink) -> bajo los efectos del alcohol
verbo transitivoinfluir en, influenciar - he is easily influenced -> se deja influir fácilmente
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influence [in-fluens]sustantivoInfluencia; influjo, valimiento.- To be under the influence of drugs -> estar bajo los efectos de las drogas, estar drogado
- To bring influence on somebody -> ejercer presión sobre alguien
- To have influence to get a job -> tener enchufe para conseguir un puesto de trabajo
va. Influir: (a) causar ciertos efectos unos cuerpos en otros. (b) Intervenir, tener parte en algún negocio. (c) Comunicar Dios algún efecto o don de su gracia. (d) Tener ascendiente o autoridad moral sobre alguien. (e) Modificar, cambiar la manera de ser.
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influence [ˈɪnflʊəns]
noun
influencia; (f)on sobre a man of influence un hombre influyente; to have an influence on sth [+person] tener influencia en sobre algo;or influir en sobre algo;or to be a good/bad influence on sb ejercer buena/mala influencia sobre algn; to bring every influence to bear on sb ejercer todas las presiones posibles sobre algn; to have influence with sb tener influencias con algn; tener enchufe con algn; (informal) to have influence over sb tener influencia ascendiente sobre algn;or to be under the influence of drink/drugs estar ebrio/drogado; under the influence (humorous) borracho
verb:transitive
[+person] influenciar; influir en; [+action, decision] influir en sobre;or what factors influenced your decision? ¿qué factores influyeron en tu decisión?; don't let him influence you no te dejes influenciar por él; the novelist has been influenced by Torrente el novelista ha sufrido la influencia de está influido por Torrente;or to be easily influenced ser muy influenciable
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Verb Conjugation for "influence"
Imperative
- influence
- you influence
- he/she influences
- we influence
- you influence
- they influence
Preterite
- I influenced
- you influenced
- he/she influenced
- we influenced
- you influenced
- they influenced
Present Continuous
- I am influencing
- you are influencing
- he/she is influencing
- we are influencing
- you are influencing
- they are influencing
Present Perfect
- I have influenced
- you have influenced
- he/she has influenced
- we have influenced
- you have influenced
- they have influenced
Past Continuous
- I was influencing
- you were influencing
- he/she was influencing
- we were influencing
- you were influencing
- they were influencing
Past Perfect
- I had influenced
- you had influenced
- he/she had influenced
- we had influenced
- you had influenced
- they had influenced
Future
- I will influence
- you will influence
- he/she will influence
- we will influence
- you will influence
- they will influence
Future Perfect
- I will have influenced
- you will have influenced
- he/she will have influenced
- we will have influenced
- you will have influenced
- they will have influenced
Future Continuous
- I will be influencing
- you will be influencing
- he/she will be influencing
- we will be influencing
- you will be influencing
- they will be influencing
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been influencing
- you have been influencing
- he/she has been influencing
- we have been influencing
- you have been influencing
- they have been influencing
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been influencing
- you will have been influencing
- he/she will have been influencing
- we will have been influencing
- you will have been influencing
- they will have been influencing
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been influencing
- you had been influencing
- he/she had been influencing
- we had been influencing
- you had been influencing
- they had been influencing
