No. 10,086 in Spanish
causaría
"Would cause."
In a sentence
Si no estudiaras, eso causaría problemas más adelante.
If you do not study, that would cause problems later on.
The word 'causaría' appears as a conditional verb expressing a hypothetical outcome.
Quizás tomar esa decisión causaría conflictos en la familia.
Perhaps making that decision would cause conflicts within the family.
Here, 'causaría' is used in the conditional to discuss a possible, non-certain outcome based on a decision.
Me preocupa que cambiar de empleo causaría demasiadas complicaciones.
I am concerned that changing jobs would cause too many complications.
'Causaría' in this sentence refers to potential consequences of an action not yet taken, again using the conditional mood to denote uncertainty.
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