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"vague" is the third person singular imperative of the verb vagar. View conjugation.

vague

vague
[veɪg]
adjetivo
1vago(a) (idea, feeling); vago(a), borroso(a) (shape, outline)
  • I haven't the vaguest idea -> no tengo ni la más remota idea
  • he was rather vague about it -> no precisó mucho
  • to bear a vague resemblance to something/somebody -> parecerse or recordar vagamente a algo/alguien

vague [vei]
adjetivo
1Vago, indeterminado, que carece de precisión; indistino (not clear, distinct).
2Despistado, impreciso (imprecise, impractical, forgetful).
3Vago, vagante, que anda ocioso sin oficio del beneficio. (Antiguo)

vague [veɪɡ]
adjective
vaguer (comparative)vaguest (superlative)
1 (imprecise) [+concept] impreciso; vago; [+description] impreciso; [+outline] borroso; [+feeling] indefinido; indeterminado; [+person] (in giving details etc) impreciso; (by nature) de ideas poco precisas
the outlook is somewhat vague el futuro es algo incierto; there have been vague hints of a reconciliation ha habido ligeros atisbos de reconciliación; my memories of that time are very vague mis recuerdos de aquella época son muy vagos; aquella época la recuerdo muy vagamente; the vague outline of a ship el perfil borroso de un buque; he made some vague promises hacía promesas, pero sin concretar; I haven't the vaguest idea no tengo la más remota idea; he was vague about the date no quiso precisar la fecha; you mustn't be so vague hay que decir las cosas con claridad; hay que concretar; I'm a bit vague on that subject sé poco en concreto sobre ese tema; then he went all vague luego comenzó a decir vaguedades
2 (absent-minded) [+person] despistado; distraído; [+expression, look] ausente
he's terribly vague tiene un tremendo despiste; es un despistado; to look vague tener aire distraído

vagar
intransitive verb
also:
  • vagar (por) -> to wander, to roam

vagar [vah-gar’]
verb neuter
1To rove or loiter about (entretenerse); to wander (errar), to range. (n)
2To be at leisure, to be idle (gandulear). (n)
3To revolve in the mind. (n)
4To be loose and irregular. (n)
noun
1Leisure (tiempo libre). (m)
2Slowness, indolence. (m)

vagar
verbo:intransitivo
1 (errar) to wander (about); roam; (rondar) to prowl about; (pasear) to saunter up and down; wander about the streets; (entretenerse) to loiter; (gandulear) to idle; loaf
vagar como alma en pena to wander about like a lost soul
2 (Mecánica) to be loose; move about
sustantivo:masculino
(tiempo libre) leisure; free time; (pereza) idleness; (calma) lack of anxiety; freedom from worry
andar de vagar to be at leisure

Verb Conjugation for "vagar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo vago vagué vagaba vagaré vague
vagas vagaste vagabas vagarás vagues
Ella/Él/Usted vaga vagó vagaba vagará vague
Nosotros vagamos vagamos vagábamos vagaremos vaguemos
Vosotros vagáis vagasteis vagabais vagaréis vaguéis
Ellos/Ustedes vagan vagaron vagaban vagarán vaguen
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