No. 10,667 in Spanish
decaería
"Decaería" means "would decline" or "would deteriorate" in English.
In a sentence
Si no se cuida la infraestructura, su estado decaería con el tiempo.
If the infrastructure is not maintained, its condition would decline over time.
The verb 'decaería' in this sentence is used in the conditional tense to express the potential deterioration of the infrastructure's state over time.
Los recursos decaerían rápidamente si no se gestionan adecuadamente.
The resources would diminish quickly if not managed properly.
Here, 'decaería' indicates a hypothetical scenario of rapid decline in resources due to improper management.
La calidad del aire decaería si se permite la contaminación excesiva.
Air quality would degrade if excessive pollution is allowed.
'Decaería' describes the potential degradation of air quality in the context of allowed excessive pollution, using the conditional tense.
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