No. 14,158 in Spanish

traduciría

"Would translate"

In a sentence

Si tuviera más tiempo, traduciría el libro completo.
If I had more time, I would translate the whole book.
The word "traduciría" is used in a conditional sentence to express a hypothetical action in the present or future.
Aunque no entiendo francés, traduciría las instrucciones con un diccionario.
Even though I don't understand French, I would translate the instructions using a dictionary.
Here, "traduciría" indicates a potential action dependent on the availability of a resource (a dictionary).
La tarea que me dieron ayer decía que traduciría un poema difícil.
The task I was given yesterday said that I would translate a difficult poem.
In this context, "traduciría" reflects an intention or assignment stated in an indirect manner.

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