Sospechar (en. Suspect)

/sospeˈtʃaɾ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English text: To believe that something is true or likely without having exact proof.

English text: She suspects that her neighbor is involved in illegal activities.

Sospecha que su vecino está involucrado en actividades ilegales.

English text: To doubt someone's honesty or truthfulness.

English text: She suspects his intentions.

Ella sospecha de sus intenciones.

English text: To have a hunch or a feeling about something.

English text: He suspected that they were hiding important information from him.

Sospechaba que le estaban ocultando información importante.

English text: From Latin 'suspicĭo', 'suspiciōnis', meaning 'to look up' or 'to raise one's gaze'.

English text: suspect someone

English text: To have doubts about a person's sincerity or character.

sospechar de alguien

English text: suspect that something is wrong

English text: To believe that a situation is incorrect or in trouble.

sospechar que algo va mal

English text: one should not suspect everything

English text: One should not doubt everyone's intentions without reason.

no hay que sospechar de todo

English text: suspicion

English text: Belief or idea that something is not true or that there is a problem.

sospecha

English text: suspicious

English text: That causes suspicion or distrust.

sospechoso

English text: suspicion

English text: A state of mind of distrust towards something or someone.

suspicacia

English text: To have a bad feeling.

English text: I always get suspicious when I see someone acting weird.

Siempre sospecho cuando veo a alguien actuar raro.

English text: To doubt someone's good faith.

English text: When I received that offer, I started to suspect.

Cuando me hicieron esa oferta, empecé a sospechar.