persuade [pəˈsweɪd] verbo transitivopersuadir - to persuade somebody to do something -> persuadir a alguien para que haga algo
- to persuade somebody not to do something -> disuadir a alguien de que haga algo
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persuade [per-sueid]- I’m easily persuaded, me dejo convencer fácilmente ->
va. Persuadir, convencer, atraer a uno con razones; excitar, mover a alguno a la ejecución de una cosa.
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persuade [pəˈsweɪd]
verb:transitive
convencer; persuadir; (formal) it does not take much to persuade him
they would not be persuaded no había quien los convenciera persuadiera;or she is easily persuaded se deja convencer persuadir fácilmente;or she didn't need any persuading no hizo falta insistirle; no hizo falta que la persuadieran convencieran;or
maybe she will succeed in persuading him I have to admit that I took some persuading Carla allowed herself to be persuaded I'd hoped to persuade her, but I didn't succeed she wasn't persuaded by his logic
he is not persuaded of the need for electoral reformof la necesidad de una reforma electoral no lo convence few of them are persuaded of the benefits of the village shop to persuade sb [of] the truth of a theory the majority had been persuaded of the truth of these arguments persuading people of the need for enforced environmental protection may be difficult Derek persuaded me of the feasibility of the idea the British were quickly persuaded of the merits of German unity he may have a hard time persuading them of the virtues of the Geneva peace plan
to persuade sb thatthat convencer a algn de que I am persuaded that ... estoy convencido de que ...
I remain persuaded that the decisions we made last year were broadly right I'm still not persuaded that he believes this stuff Eleanor was not persuaded; it seemed to her that she had heard it all before I've persuaded Mrs Tennant that it's time she retired we had managed to persuade them that it was worth working with us we worked hard to persuade them that we were genuinely interested in the project they persuaded him that it was his duty to take the post to persuade o.s. [that]...
he tried to persuade himself that it did not matter intentó convencerse de que no tenía importancia
I had persuaded myself that I could continue indefinitely like this I did not very much want to live longer and be middle-aged, or so I persuaded myself
to persuade sb to do sthto convencer a algn de que para que haga algo;or persuadir a algn para que haga algo my husband persuaded me to come nothing would persuade me to do it we had difficulty (in) persuading him to come back he might be persuaded to sell for less I don't suppose she could be persuaded to go back in? they were eventually persuaded by the police to give themselves up the Conservative Party's victory in April's general election persuaded him to run for President again it was the lack of privacy that eventually persuaded us to move after Ben was born to persuade sb [not] to do sth we tried to persuade him not to come with us
I wanted to help but they persuaded me not to quise ayudar pero me convencieron de que para que no lo hiciera;or quise ayudar pero me persuadieron para que no lo hiciera
I tried to persuade her not to come to the funeral to persuade sb [into] do[ing] sth friends persuaded us into spending the summer with them he could be persuaded into anything the purchase I was persuaded into, against my better judgement he persuaded Natwick back into the business by making him tutor in residence
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Verb Conjugation for "persuade"
Imperative
- persuade
- you persuade
- he/she persuades
- we persuade
- you persuade
- they persuade
Preterite
- I persuaded
- you persuaded
- he/she persuaded
- we persuaded
- you persuaded
- they persuaded
Present Continuous
- I am persuading
- you are persuading
- he/she is persuading
- we are persuading
- you are persuading
- they are persuading
Present Perfect
- I have persuaded
- you have persuaded
- he/she has persuaded
- we have persuaded
- you have persuaded
- they have persuaded
Past Continuous
- I was persuading
- you were persuading
- he/she was persuading
- we were persuading
- you were persuading
- they were persuading
Past Perfect
- I had persuaded
- you had persuaded
- he/she had persuaded
- we had persuaded
- you had persuaded
- they had persuaded
Future
- I will persuade
- you will persuade
- he/she will persuade
- we will persuade
- you will persuade
- they will persuade
Future Perfect
- I will have persuaded
- you will have persuaded
- he/she will have persuaded
- we will have persuaded
- you will have persuaded
- they will have persuaded
Future Continuous
- I will be persuading
- you will be persuading
- he/she will be persuading
- we will be persuading
- you will be persuading
- they will be persuading
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been persuading
- you have been persuading
- he/she has been persuading
- we have been persuading
- you have been persuading
- they have been persuading
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been persuading
- you will have been persuading
- he/she will have been persuading
- we will have been persuading
- you will have been persuading
- they will have been persuading
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been persuading
- you had been persuading
- he/she had been persuading
- we had been persuading
- you had been persuading
- they had been persuading
persuadir transitive verbto persuade - persuadir a alguien para que haga algo -> to persuade somebody to do something
persuadirse
pronomial verbto convince oneself - persuadirse de algo -> to become convinced of something
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persuadir [per-soo-ah-deer’]article & verb transitiveTo persuade, to influence by argument or expostulation, to induce.- Dejarse persuadir -> to allow oneself to be persuaded
verb reflexiveTo be persuaded, to form a judgment or opinion; to be convinced.
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persuadir
verbo:transitivo
to persuade persuadir a algn de algo/para hacer algo to persuade sb of sth/to do sth; dejarse persuadir to allow o.s. to be persuaded
verbo:pronominal
persuadirse to be persuadedCollins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Verb Conjugation for "persuadir"
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Presente |
Pretérito |
Imperfect |
Futuro |
Subjuntivo |
| Yo |
persuado |
persuadí |
persuadía |
persuadiré |
persuada |
| Tú |
persuades |
persuadiste |
persuadías |
persuadirás |
persuadas |
| Ella/Él/Usted |
persuade |
persuadió |
persuadía |
persuadirá |
persuada |
| Nosotros |
persuadimos |
persuadimos |
persuadíamos |
persuadiremos |
persuadamos |
| Vosotros |
persuadís |
persuadisteis |
persuadíais |
persuadiréis |
persuadáis |
| Ellos/Ustedes |
persuaden |
persuadieron |
persuadían |
persuadirán |
persuadan |
