pueden

/ˈpweden/, [ˈpwe.ð̞ẽn]

can, may

Verb pueden

Second-person plural (ustedes) present indicative form of poder.
Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) present indicative form of poder.

Examples

Ellas no pueden parar de reírse.

They can't stop laughing.

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Los terremotos pueden ocurrir en cualquier momento.

Earthquakes may occur at any moment.

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Los huracanes son tempestades acompañadas de vientos que pueden viajar a 74 millas por hora.

Hurricanes are storms accompanied by winds that can travel at 74 miles per hour.

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Pueden superar su miedo.

They can overcome their fear.

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Estas cartas pueden ser escritas por cualquiera secretaria.

These letters can be written by any secretary.

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Asesinos y ladrones pueden llegar desde cualquier parte.

Murderers and thieves can come from any angle.

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No pueden pararme.

You can't stop me.

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¿Qué pueden hacer para nosotros?

What can they do to us?

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Los rayos ultravioletas pueden provocar cáncer de piel.

Ultraviolet rays can cause skin cancer.

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El idioma y la cultura no pueden ser separados.

Language and culture can't be separated.

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