habríais cotizado
-you would have quoted
Conditional perfectvosotrosconjugation ofcotizar.

cotizar

cotizar(
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A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
transitive verb
a. to quote
En el museo cotizaron el cuadro del artista en varios miles de dólares.In the museum, they quoted the artist's painting at several thousands of dollars.
b. to value
El tasador cotizó las joyas en 300 euros.The appraiser valued the jewels at 300 euros.
a. to pay
Todos los meses cotizo sin falta la cuota de 40 euros de mi seguro médico.I pay the 40-euro fee for my health insurance every month without fail.
An intransitive verb is one that does not require a direct object (e.g., The man sneezed.).
intransitive verb
a. to pay contributions
Le expliqué al trabajador que su deber era cotizar a la Seguridad Social.I explained to the employee he was required to pay contributions to Social Security.
b. to contribute
María no había cotizado suficiente como para recibir la pensión de jubilación.Maria had not contributed enough to obtain a retirement pension.
a. to be quoted
¿Sabías que nuestra empresa familiar cotiza en bolsa?Did you know that our family business is quoted on the stock exchange?
b. to be listed
La compañía que quebró cotizaba en el Nasdaq.The company which went bankrupt was listed on the Nasdaq.
cotizarse
A pronominal verb always uses a reflexive pronoun. (e.g., Te ves cansado.).
pronominal verb
a. to be worth
El Picasso se cotiza a cantidades astronómicas en el mercado de las obras de arte.The Picasso is worth astronomical figures in the art market.
b. to stand at
En la televisión dijeron que la libra se cotizaba a 1.40 € el lunes.On TV, they said that the pound stood at €1.40 last Monday.
c. to be quoted at
Las acciones se cotizarán a un precio inferior a partir de 2016.Shares will be quoted at a lower price as of 2016.
a. to be valued
La réplica de la famosa obra de arte se cotizó a un precio muy alto.The copy of the famous work of art was valued at a very high price.
7. (to rise in value)
Regionalism used in Colombia
(Colombia)
a. to increase in value
La guitarra se cotizó después de que el artista muriera.The guitar increased in value after the artist died.
a. to be in demand
La belleza natural está muy cotizada en el mundo del cine.Natural beauty is very much in demand in the world of cinema.
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