Dudarlo (en. Doubt it)

/duˈðaɾ.lo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To express uncertainty or lack of confidence about a statement or situation.

I can't doubt it, I am sure she is right.

No puedo dudarlo, estoy seguro de que ella tiene razón.

To have reservations or hesitations regarding something.

If they tell you to do it, you shouldn't doubt it.

Si te dicen que lo hagas, no deberías dudarlo.

To indicate distrust towards a fact.

Upon hearing the news, I decided to doubt it until I had more evidence.

Al escuchar la noticia, decidí dudarlo hasta tener más pruebas.

Comes from the verb dudar, which originates from the Latin 'dubitare', meaning to be indecisive.

Doubting everything

Questioning everything without having confidence in anything.

Dudarlo todo

Don't doubt it

Being completely sure of something.

No dudarlo

Doubt it for a moment

Taking a moment to question something before acting.

Dudarlo un instante

doubt

Uncertainty or lack of certainty about something.

duda

indecision

A state of being unable to decide among several options.

indecisión

question

To call into question or verify the truth of a statement.

cuestionar

Don't doubt it

When they tell you to do it, don't doubt it, just do it.

Cuando te lo digan, no lo dudes, hazlo.

I don't doubt it at all

I don't doubt it at all, their talent is undeniable.

Para nada lo dudo, su talento es innegable.