Creerlo (en. Believe it)

/kɾeˈeɾlo/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Accept or take for granted something that is said.

I can't believe it, it seems too good to be true.

No puedo creerlo, parece demasiado bueno para ser verdad.

Trust in the truth of something.

I always try to believe it when they tell me a story.

Siempre trato de creerlo cuando me cuentan una historia.

Accept the existence of an idea or concept.

Do you really believe in ghosts? I can't believe it.

¿De verdad crees en fantasmas? Yo no puedo creerlo.

From the verb 'believe' derived from the Latin 'credere' plus the pronoun 'it'.

I can't believe it

Expression used to express disbelief.

no puedo creerlo

believe it or not

Phrase that indicates the possibility of accepting something as true or not.

creerlo o no

if you don't believe it, ask

Used to suggest confirming the truth of something.

si no lo crees, pregúntale a

I'm telling you seriously, believe it

Statement to reinforce the truth of what is said.

te lo digo en serio, créelo

belief

Conviction that something is true or real.

creencia

believer

Person who has a belief or faith, especially in a religious context.

creyente

credible

That can be believed or accepted as true.

creíble

It's hard to believe.

That story is incredible, I can't believe it!

Esa historia es increíble, ¡no puedo creerlo!

An exaggeration or joke.

When he said he had a dragon as a pet, I thought he was believing it.

Cuando dijo que tenía un dragón como mascota, pensé que estaba creyéndolo.