Sospechando (en. Suspecting)

/sospeˈtʃando/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To believe that someone is involved in something negative or that they are hiding the truth.

English: She is suspecting that her friend is lying to her about his relationship.

Ella está sospechando que su amigo le miente sobre su relación.

English: To have doubts or distrust about someone's honesty.

English: The detective was suspecting the witness's account.

El detective estaba sospechando de la versión del testigo.

English: To inquire about a matter with suspicion.

English: The journalist began to suspect that there was something more behind the story.

El periodista comenzó a sospechar que había algo más detrás de la historia.

English: From the verb 'sospechar', which comes from the Latin 'suspicere', meaning to look up.

English: suspecting something

English: To have doubts or concerns about a specific situation.

sospechando algo

English: suspecting someone

English: Believes that a person is involved in something suspicious.

sospechando de alguien

English: you shouldn't be suspicious

English: One should not be distrustful without evidence.

no hay que andar sospechando

English: suspicion

English: Belief or idea that something may not be true.

sospecha

English: suspicious

English: A person or thing that generates distrust.

sospechoso

English: to suspect

English: To believe that something is true without certainty.

sospechar

English: To have a suspicion

English: Since he arrived late, I see him suspecting, as if he had a suspicion.

Desde que llegó tarde, lo veo sospechando, como si tuviera la mosca detrás de la oreja.

English: It smelled fishy

English: His story smelled fishy, I was suspecting him.

Su historia olía a pescado, la estaba sospechando.