retrotraer transitive verbto set in the past (relato)
retrotraerse
pronomial verbto cast one's mind back, to go back (al pasado)
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retrotraer [ray-tro-trah-err’]article & verb transitiveTo apply to the present time what happened before.
(Yo retrotraigo, yo retrotraiga, yo retrotraje, from Retrotraer. V. TRAER.
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retrotraer
verbo:transitivo
to carry back (in time); take back retrotrajo su relato a los tiempos del abuelo he carried his tale back into his grandfather's day; ahora podemos retrotraer su origen al siglo XI now we can take its origin further back to the 11th century; piensa retrotraer el problema a su origen he hopes to trace the problem back to its origin
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Verb Conjugation for "retrotraer"
|
Presente |
Pretérito |
Imperfect |
Futuro |
Subjuntivo |
| Yo |
retrotraigo |
retrotraje |
retrotraía |
retrotraeré |
retrotraiga |
| Tú |
retrotraes |
retrotrajiste |
retrotraías |
retrotraerás |
retrotraigas |
| Ella/Él/Usted |
retrotrae |
retrotrajo |
retrotraía |
retrotraerá |
retrotraiga |
| Nosotros |
retrotraemos |
retrotrajimos |
retrotraíamos |
retrotraeremos |
retrotraigamos |
| Vosotros |
retrotraéis |
retrotrajisteis |
retrotraíais |
retrotraeréis |
retrotraigáis |
| Ellos/Ustedes |
retrotraen |
retrotrajeron |
retrotraían |
retrotraerán |
retrotraigan |
