Suponerse (en. Suppose)

/su.poˈneɾ.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To assume that something is true or certain without having proof.

I assumed you would come to the party, but I didn't know you had plans.

Me suponía que vendrías a la fiesta, pero no sabía que tenías planes.

To believe or estimate that something is a certain way.

Supposing that everyone knows the rules is a mistake.

Suponerse que todos conocen las reglas es un error.

To make a hypothesis or assumption about something.

The book is supposed to be published next month.

Se supone que el libro se publicará el próximo mes.

The verb 'suponerse' comes from the Latin 'supponere', which means 'to put beneath' or 'to suppose'.

to suppose that

It is used to express a general belief about a situation or action.

suponerse que

it is not supposed

It indicates that something should not be a certain way.

no se supone

suppose that

To call to imagine a hypothetical situation.

supón que

to suppose

Verb that indicates the action of imagining or considering something as true.

suponer

assumption

Act of supposing something as true or certain.

suposición

To take for granted

The movie was supposed to be good, but it was a flop.

Se suponía que la película sería buena, pero fue un fiasco.

To take for granted

She was supposed to help me, but she never showed up.

Ella se supone que me ayudaría, pero nunca llegó.