Presentase (en. Introduce yourself)

/pɾe̞senˈtase/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates the action of having presented something.

If I presented my ideas, I could change the situation.

Si presentase mis ideas, podría cambiar la situación.

Hypothetical form of presenting in the past.

If only a report with true data had been presented.

Si solamente se presentase un informe con datos verídicos.

Used in subordinate clauses that express desire or possibility.

Hopefully a solution to the problem would present itself.

Ojalá se presentase una solución al problema.

From the verb 'presentar' with the addition of the subjunctive past form.

if it presented itself

expression that indicates a hypothetical condition

si presentase

even if it did not present itself

indicates that something might not have been shown

aunque no se presentase

we hope it presented itself

expectation that something will be shown

esperamos que se presentase

to present

To show or expose something to someone.

presentar

presentation

Act of presenting something.

presentación

presented

Something that has been shown.

presentado

Colloquial way of saying that something has been shown

It was as if everything presented itself, without doubt.

Fue como si presentase todo, sin dudar.

Used in informal contexts to refer to something that should have been shown

Nothing was presented at the meeting; if something had been presented, it would have been different.

Nada se presentó en la reunión, si se presentase algo sería diferente.