saldar
saldar
transitive verb1. (to pay up)
a. to settle
Finalmente saldé la deuda que tenía con el locador.I finally settled my debt with the lessor.
b. to pay
Mi suegro me prestó dinero y así pude saldar todas mis deudas.My father-in-law lent me money, so I was able to pay all my debts.
c. to pay off
El propietario tardó doce años en saldar la hipoteca.It took the homeowner twelve years to pay off his mortgage.
2. (to sort out)
a. to settle
Laura y Silvia saldaron sus diferencias y terminaron siendo mejores amigas.Laura and Silvia settled their differences and actually became best friends.
3. (to sell out)
a. to sell off
La tienda ofreció un 40% de descuento para tratar de saldar el stock.The store tried to sell off the stock by offering a 40% discount.
saldarse
pronominal verb4. (to produce; used with "con")
a. to result in
La inundación se saldó en quince muertos y pérdidas por miles de pesos.The flood resulted in fifteen deaths and thousands of pesos in damages.
saldar
transitive verb1. (pagar; cuenta)
a. to close
2. (deuda)
a. to settle
3. (asunto)
a. to settle
4. (commerce)
pronominal verba. to sell off
5. (acabar)
a. no direct translation
saldarse conto produce
la pelea se saldó con once heridoseleven people were injured in the brawl
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Verb Conjugations for saldar
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