querían
they wanted, wanted
Verb querían
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Second-person plural (ustedes) imperfect indicative form of querer.
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Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) imperfect indicative form of querer.
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Se negó a hacer lo que ellos querían.
She refused to do what they wanted.
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Tom y Mary hablaron sobre todo lo que querían hacer en sus próximas vacaciones.
Tom and Mary talked about everything they wanted to do on their upcoming vacation.
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Todas querían una.
Everybody wanted one.
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Todos los que iban en el coche dijeron que querían salir y estirar las piernas.
Everybody in the car said they wanted to get out and stretch their legs.
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No querían pasar mucho rato hablando de ello.
They did not want to spend much time talking about it.
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Querían protección.
They wanted protection.
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Tom y María querían hablar sobre los viejos tiempos.
Tom and Mary wanted to talk about old times.
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Todos querían que lo hiciera.
Everybody wanted me to do it.
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Lo que ellas querían era un hombre como él.
What they wanted was a man like himself.
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Querían robar el coche.
They wanted to steal the car.
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