halagar

to make much of, to flatter, to entice

3,001–5,000 #4,727

Meanings

verb

  1. transitive to make much of, to flatter, to entice
  2. transitive to praise, to make much of
  3. transitive to caress, to please, to gratify, to soothe, to appease, to cocker

Conjugation

Gerund halagando · past participle halagado

Indicative

presentimperfectpreteritefutureconditional
yohalagohalagabahalaguéhalagaréhalagaría
túhalagashalagabashalagastehalagaráshalagarías
voshalagáshalagabashalagastehalagaráshalagarías
él, ella, ustedhalagahalagabahalagóhalagaráhalagaría
nosotroshalagamoshalagábamoshalagamoshalagaremoshalagaríamos
vosotroshalagáishalagabaishalagasteishalagaréishalagaríais
ellos, ellas, ustedeshalaganhalagabanhalagaronhalagaránhalagarían

Subjunctive

presentimperfect (-ra)imperfect (-se)future
yohalaguehalagarahalagasehalagare
túhalagueshalagarashalagaseshalagares
voshalaguéshalagarashalagaseshalagares
él, ella, ustedhalaguehalagarahalagasehalagare
nosotroshalaguemoshalagáramoshalagásemoshalagáremos
vosotroshalaguéishalagaraishalagaseishalagareis
ellos, ellas, ustedeshalaguenhalagaranhalagasenhalagaren

Imperative

affirmativenegative
túhalagano halagues
voshalagá
ustedhalagueno halague
nosotroshalaguemosno halaguemos
vosotroshalagadno halaguéis
ustedeshalaguenno halaguen

In sentences

No te halagues. Don't flatter yourself. #3535515

Me siento halagado. I feel flattered. #1667324

¿Sobre qué te gusta que te halaguen? What do you like being complimented on? #11011433

Él tomó sus comentarios como un halago. He took her remarks as flattery. #969131

Halagar a los niños es algo importante. Praising children is an important thing. #4727279

Aquel que halaga a todos no halaga a nadie. He who praises everyone praises nobody. #4727286

No estoy segura si es un halago o un insulto. I'm not sure if it's a compliment or an insult. #1963342

Tom halagó a María por llegar siempre a tiempo. Tom praised Mary for always being on time. #4727292