diera
/ˈdjeɾa/, [ˈd̪je.ɾa]give
Verb diera
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First-person singular (yo) imperfect subjunctive form of dar.
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Formal second-person singular (usted) imperfect subjunctive form of dar.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) imperfect subjunctive form of dar.
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Estoy tan feliz de que me pidieras que diera el discurso de apertura esta noche.
I'm so glad that you asked me to give the opening speech tonight.
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Es interesante que nadie se diera cuenta del error.
It is interesting that no one noticed that mistake.
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Tom me dijo que te diera todo lo que quisieras.
Tom told me to give you anything you want.
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Tom tuvo que recordarle a Mary que le diera al perro de comer.
Tom had to remind Mary to feed the dog.
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¿Querrías que te diera un masaje en el pecho?
Would you like me to massage your chest?
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Tom le pidió a María que diera un discurso.
Tom asked Mary to give a speech.
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Le pidieron que le diera algo de dinero.
She was asked to give him some money.
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Tuve suerte de que el policía no me diera una multa por dar una vuelta en U en una intersección que no tenía una señal de vuelta en U.
I was lucky that the policeman didn't give me a ticket for making a U-turn at an intersection that had a no U-turn sign.
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Tom le pidió a María que le diera algo de dinero.
Tom asked Mary to give him some money.
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No estoy seguro de que mis padres quisieran que te diera eso.
I'm not sure my parents would want me to give you that.
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