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No. 12,174 in Spanish

intuí

"Intuí" means "I intuited" or "I sensed."

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  • Yo intuí que algo no estaba bien.

    I intuited that something was wrong.

    In this sentence, 'intuí' is the first-person singular past tense of the verb 'intuir', used here to express that the speaker had a sense or gut feeling about a situation.

  • Aunque no tenía pruebas, intuí que podría lograrlo.

    Although I had no evidence, I intuited that I could achieve it.

    Here, 'intuí' conveys a sense of believing or perceiving something firmly but without explicit evidence, emphasizing an internal sense of possibility.

  • Por la expresión de su rostro, intuí que estaba preocupado.

    From the expression on his face, I intuited that he was worried.

    In this example, 'intuí' is used to describe deriving understanding or feeling from observed expressions or subtle cues.

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