confesar
/konfeˈsaɾ/, [kõɱ.feˈsaɾ]confess, to confess
Verb confesar (first-person singular present confieso, first-person singular preterite confesé, past participle confesado)
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(transitive) to confess, to come clean about
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(intransitive) to confess, to come clean
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Debo confesar que aún no lo he leído.
I must confess I haven't read it yet.
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Quiero confesar.
I want to confess.
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Tom comenzó a confesar.
Tom began confessing.
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Estaba convencida de que Pierre sabía más de lo que estaba dispuesto a confesar.
She was convinced that Pierre knew more than he wanted to confess.
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¡Hazlo confesar!
Make him confess!
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Debo confesar que mi teoría no da cuenta de ese hecho.
I must confess that my theory doesn't account for that fact.
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No creo que Tom vaya a confesar estar equivocado.
I don't think Tom is going to admit that he's wrong.
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Tras mucho reflexionar, el bandido decidió confesar.
After much thought, the thief decided to confess.
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No sirve de nada torturarle, él no va a confesar.
There's no point in torturing him, he isn't going to confess.
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Le obligamos a confesar que lo había hecho.
We forced him to admit that he'd done it.
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