Quedarían (en. Would remain)

/keðaˈɾjan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates a possibility or future action that could be carried out.

If they arrived on time, they would be surprised.

Si llegaran a tiempo, quedarían sorprendidos.

Expresses a possible outcome in a conditional context.

If they did it, they would be happy with the result.

Si lo hicieran, quedarían felices con el resultado.

Refers to the permanence of something in a state or place.

If prices fell, they would be within reach of everyone.

Si los precios bajaran, quedarían al alcance de todos.

From the Latin 'quedare', which means to remain or be in a place.

to leave a good impression

To be acceptable or appropriate in a situation.

quedar bien

to meet with someone

To make an appointment or meeting with someone.

quedar con alguien

to agree on

To establish an agreement on something.

quedar en que

to remain

To stay in a place.

quedarse

remaining

That which remains or stays.

quedante

place where one stays

A place where one stays.

quedadero

To end up on the street

After the fight, he ended up on the street without friends.

Después de la pelea, quedó en la calle sin amigos.

To come to nothing

The plan came to nothing when they didn't show up.

El plan quedó en nada cuando no se presentaron.