Subiría (en. Would upload)

/suˈβiɾja/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates the action of elevating something to a higher place.

If I had time, I would climb the mountain with my friends.

Si tuviera tiempo, subiría la montaña con mis amigos.

Used to express a change of state to a higher position.

She would advance in her job if she put in more effort.

Ella subiría de nivel en su trabajo si se esforzara más.

To express a future action in the context of a supposition.

If it rains, I would not go up to the viewpoint.

Si llueve, no subiría al mirador.

From the Latin 'subire', which means 'to go under' or 'to rise'.

raise the temperature

To increase the heat of something.

subir la temperatura

get someone on the bandwagon

To include someone in a situation or group.

subir a alguien al carro

ups and downs

Referring to something that oscillates between two states.

sube y baja

ascent

Action of rising.

subida

to rise

Infinitive verb, meaning to rise or ascend.

subir

ascent

Action of going up or elevating to a higher position.

ascenso

To be on the rise, especially in the context of prices.

Food prices would rise in the market this month.

Los precios de los alimentos subirían en el mercado este mes.

To start to succeed or improve in a situation.

After so many attempts, finally her career would take off soon.

Después de tantos intentos, finalmente su carrera subiría pronto.