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No. 6,866 in Spanish

defienda

"Defienda" means "he/she defends" or "you (formal) defend" in English.

In a sentence

  • Si alguien te ataca, defiéndete y defienda tus derechos.

    If someone attacks you, defend yourself and protect your rights.

    Here, "defienda" is used as a formal command in the second person singular (usted) form, instructing someone to protect their rights.

  • Es crucial que defienda la postura de la organización en esta reunión.

    It's crucial that you defend the organization's stance in this meeting.

    In this sentence, "defienda" appears as a present subjunctive form relating to doubt or necessity regarding the action of defending.

  • Espero que defienda su proyecto frente a los evaluadores.

    I hope that they defend their project in front of the evaluators.

    Here, "defienda" functions in the subjunctive mood to express hope or expectation about someone's action of defending something.

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