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    Darían (en. Would give)

    /daˈɾi.an/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates the action of delivering something to someone.
    They would give their support if you asked them.
    Ellos darían su apoyo si se lo pidieras.
    Expresses the possibility of something occurring in exchange for a certain condition.
    If they had more time, they would give music lessons.
    Si tuvieran más tiempo, darían clases de música.
    Can refer to an offer or donation.
    If they could, they would give everything they have.
    Si pudieran, darían todo lo que tienen.

    Etymology

    From the verb dar, from Latin 'dare', meaning 'to give.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    hit the nail on the head
    To hit something right.
    dar en el clavo
    suggest or imply something
    To suggest or imply something.
    dar a entender
    make a splash
    To be a success, to make something stand out.
    dar la campanada

    Related Words

    dar
    To carry out the action of delivering something to someone.
    dar
    deliver
    To put something into someone's hands.
    entregar
    gift
    To give something as a gift, without expecting payment.
    regalar

    Slang Meanings

    Colloquially, it can be used to refer to making a generous gesture.
    If you need me, just tell me; I would give you whatever it takes.
    Si me necesitas, solo dime; yo te daría lo que fuera.
    It can be used in contexts of informal promises.
    In the game, they would give their cards to win.
    En el juego, ellos darían sus cartas para ganar.