No. 3,263 in Spanish
busque
"Busque" is the formal command (usted) or subjunctive form of the verb "buscar," meaning "look for" or "search for."
In a sentence
Por favor, busque el libro que le presté ayer.
Please look for the book I lent you yesterday.
In this sentence, 'busque' is used as a formal imperative form, addressing someone respectfully to search for the book.
Es mejor que busque un abrigo antes de que haga más frío.
It’s better if I (or someone formally addressed) look for a coat before it gets colder.
Here, 'busque' is in the present subjunctive mood, indicating a hypothetical or suggested action tied to a condition or preference.
Espero que busque ayuda si se siente perdido.
I hope he/she/you (formally) seek help if feeling lost.
In this example, 'busque' also appears in the present subjunctive mood, expressing a wish or hope regarding an action that might occur.
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