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No. 10,112 in Spanish

censuro

"Censuro" is not a standard Spanish word. It might be a misspelling or conjugation of "censurar," which means "I censor" (first-person singular, present indicative).

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  • Censuro los comentarios ofensivos en las redes.

    I censor offensive comments on social media.

    Here, 'censuro' is used as the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb 'censurar', meaning 'I censor'. The sentence describes a direct action performed by the speaker to remove or suppress offensive content.

  • A veces me censuro a mí mismo cuando hablo en público.

    Sometimes I censor myself when I speak in public.

    In this sentence, 'censuro' is again the first-person singular present indicative form of 'censurar'. However, its context involves self-regulation, implying the speaker is deliberately restricting their own speech for propriety or other reasons.

  • Censuro cualquier material inapropiado que mis estudiantes puedan visitar.

    I censor any inappropriate material that my students might access.

    Here, 'censuro' retains its standard usage in the first-person singular present indicative form, referring to the speaker taking action to ensure that certain material remains inaccessible to students, showing responsibility towards their audience.

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