inspirar

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inspirar
transitive verb
1to inspire (sentimientos, ideas)
  • no me inspira mucha confianza -> he doesn't inspire much confidence in me
  • me inspira terror -> I find him frightening
2to inhale, to breathe in (respirar)
inspirarse
pronomial verb
1to be inspired (en by)
  • viajó al Caribe para inspirarse -> he went to the Caribbean in search of inspiration

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inspirar [ins-pe-rar’]
article & verb transitive
1To inspire, to draw air into the lungs, to inhale.
2To infuse with fortitude, courage, etc. 3.
3To inspire, to animate by supernatural infusion.
verb neuter
4To blow. (Poetry) (n)
verb reflexive
5To be inspired by.
To inspire, to infuse into the mind, to instill, to induce.

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inspirar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+artista] to inspire
eso no inspira confianza al consumidor that does not inspire confidence in the consumer; prefiero inspirar respeto a inspirar miedo I prefer to inspire respect rather than instill fear
2 (Med) to inhale; breathe in
verbo:pronominal
inspirarse
inspirarse en algo to be inspired by sth; find inspiration in sth

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Verb Conjugation for "inspirar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo inspiro inspiré inspiraba inspiraré inspire
Tú inspiras inspiraste inspirabas inspirarás inspires
Ella/Él/Usted inspira inspiró inspiraba inspirará inspire
Nosotros inspiramos inspiramos inspirábamos inspiraremos inspiremos
Vosotros inspiráis inspirasteis inspirabais inspiraréis inspiréis
Ellos/Ustedes inspiran inspiraron inspiraban inspirarán inspiren
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