creer

/kɾeˈeɾ/, [kɾeˈeɾ]

believe, to believe

Examples

Es tonto creer que fumar tiene poco que ver con cáncer.

It's foolish to think that smoking has little to do with cancer.

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En nuestra primera cita sacó su celular y empezó a escribir un mensaje a alguien. ¡No lo pude creer!

On our first date he popped out his cell phone and started texting someone. I couldn't believe it!

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Ver para creer.

To see is to believe.

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No puedo creer que vayamos a perder.

I can't believe we're going to lose.

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¡No lo puedo creer!

I don't believe it!

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Simplemente no puedo creer que vayan a casarse.

I just can't believe they're getting married.

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No puedo creer que dejé que Tom hiciera eso.

I can't believe I let Tom do that.

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Dado que las máquinas pueden fabricarse progresivamente más y más eficientes, el hombre occidental fue a creer que los hombres y las sociedades automáticamente registrarían una mejora moral y espiritual correspondiente.

Because machines could be made progressively more and more efficient, Western man came to believe that men and societies would automatically register a corresponding moral and spiritual improvement.

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No puedo creer que te agrade ese restaurante.

I can't believe that you like that restaurant.

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No puedes creer ni una palabra de lo que diga.

You can't believe a word he says.

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Mary no podía creer que a Tom le gustara comer espinaca de niño - hasta el día en que la cortesía la obligó a probar las espinacas de su abuela. A partir de entonces, ¡tuvo un nuevo platillo favorito!

Mary could not believe that Tom liked eating spinach as a child -- until the day that politeness forced her to try her grandmother's spinach. From then on, she had a new favorite dish!

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A menos que haya pruebas fidedignas de ello, no deberíamos creer nada.

Unless there is reliable evidence for it, we should not believe anything.

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Tom empezó a creer que él nunca sería capaz de caminar otra vez.

Tom began to believe that he'd never be able to walk again.

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No me puedo creer que todavía tengas hambre.

I can't believe you're still hungry.

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Es difícil de creer.

It's hard to believe.

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En algo hay que creer.

You have to believe in something.

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No vas a creer lo que encontré.

You won't believe what I found.

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Tu historia es difícil de creer.

Your story is hard to believe.

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En nuestra primera cita él sacó su móvil y empezó a mandar un mensaje. ¡No me lo podía creer!

On our first date he popped out his cell phone and started texting someone. I couldn't believe it!

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Esto podría llevarnos a creer que una cultura simple haría uso de un lenguaje sencillo, y que una cultura compleja usaría un lenguaje complejo, y así.

This might lead us to believe that a simple culture would make use of a simple language, that a complex culture would make use of a complex language, and so on.

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