Pondrías (en. Would you put)

ponˈdɾias

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates a future action that would be carried out under certain conditions.

If you had money, what you would put at the concert would be impressive.

Si tuvieras dinero, lo que pondrías en el concierto sería impresionante.

Used to suggest a place or a way to put something.

Where would you put the flowers in the house?

¿Dónde pondrías las flores en la casa?

Expresses doubt or probability about someone's decision.

I don't know if you would put the money there, it's risky.

No sé si pondrías el dinero ahí, es arriesgado.

From the verb 'poner', which comes from the Latin 'ponere'.

you would put your hand in the fire

Expression that indicates great confidence in something or someone.

pondrías la mano en el fuego

Where would you put that painting?

Asking about the ideal location for a painting.

¿Dónde pondrías ese cuadro?

If you could, what would you put?

Invitation to reflect on an option or preference.

si pudieras, ¿qué pondrías?

to put

Verb that means to place, situate or establish something in a location.

poner

he/she put

Past form of the verb 'poner', in the third person singular.

puso

put (subjunctive)

Present subjunctive form of the verb 'poner'.

ponga

Expression of confidence in carrying out an action.

You would put all your savings in that investment, right?

Pondrías todos tus ahorros en esa inversión, ¿verdad?

Colloquial way of referring to leaving something in a place.

Would you put that there so it doesn't get in the way?

¿Pondrías eso ahí para que no estorbe?