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No. 9,074 in Spanish

viértele

"Viértele" means "pour it to him/her/it" in English.

In a sentence

  • Viértele agua a la planta para que crezca.

    Pour water onto the plant so it grows.

    Here, "viértele" is a command form, derived from "verter" (to pour) with an indirect object pronoun (le) referring to 'the plant', instructing someone to pour something for it.

  • Si el caldo está espeso, viértele un poco más de agua.

    If the broth is thick, pour a bit more water into it.

    In this case, "viértele" structures a suggestion for adding a liquid to modify the consistency of something, incorporating 'le' to denote the target (the broth).

  • Viértele el contenido del recipiente conforme a las instrucciones.

    Pour the contents of the container according to the instructions.

    Here, "viértele" serves to communicate the action of transferring a substance as directed, with 'le' indicating the recipient of the contents.

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