Confesó (en. Confessed)
[kon-fe-so]
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Declare something that has been kept secret.
She confessed her love for him.
Ella confesó su amor por él.
Admit a fault or a crime.
The accused confessed to having robbed the bank.
El acusado confesó haber robado el banco.
Recognize a truth or a fact.
The witness confessed what he saw that night.
El testigo confesó lo que vio esa noche.
Etymology
From Latin 'confessare', which means 'to recognize' or 'to admit'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
confess one's sins
Admit mistakes or moral character faults.
confesar sus pecados
confess a secret
Reveal something that has been kept hidden.
confesar un secreto
confess the truth
Acknowledge the reality of a situation.
confesar la verdad
Related Words
confession
Act of confessing.
confesión
confessor
Person who listens to confessions.
confesor
confessional
Place where sins are confessed.
confesionario
Slang Meanings
Reveal hidden feelings.
At the party, he confessed that he liked his best friend's girlfriend.
En la fiesta, confesó que le gustaba a su mejor amiga.
Admit to something wrong that has been done.
After so much time, he finally confessed that he was the one who broke the window.
Después de tanto tiempo, finalmente confesó que fue él quien rompió la ventana.