Daría (en. Would give)

/daˈɾia/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates a future action in relation to a hypothetical event.

If I had money, I would give a trip.

Si tuviera dinero, daría un viaje.

Expresses courtesy or desire.

It would please me to see you tomorrow.

Me daría gusto verte mañana.

Implication of offering or providing something.

She would give her time to help others.

Ella daría su tiempo para ayudar a los demás.

Derived from the verb 'dar', from Latin 'dare'.

I would give anything.

I would be willing to sacrifice everything.

daría lo que fuera

I would give my life for.

I would be willing to die for someone or something.

daría la vida por

Give and take.

It implies reciprocity in personal relationships.

dar y recibir

give

To make a delivery of something to someone.

dar

donate

To deliver something without expecting anything in return.

donar

deliver

To put something in someone else's hands.

entregar

To express a desire to do something.

I would give anything to go to that concert.

Daría lo que fuera por ir a ese concierto.

Exaggerated reactions to a situation.

If I saw my favorite celebrity, I would have a heart attack.

Si viera a mi famoso favorito, daría un infarto.