deberíamos

should, we should


Verb deberíamos

  1. First-person plural (nosotros, nosotras) conditional form of deber.

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Examples
  • Deberíamos colaborar en el proyecto.

    We should collaborate on the project.

  • Deberíamos considerar unir esfuerzos.

    We should consider a combined effort.

  • Siempre deberíamos acatar las leyes.

    We should always obey laws.

  • ¿Cómo deberíamos educar a nuestros hijos?

    How should we educate our children?

  • Deberíamos preguntarle a Tom que es lo que piensa de la situación.

    We should ask Tom what he thinks about the situation.

  • Deberíamos organizarnos más.

    We should get more organized.

  • Deberíamos apelar al sentido común en vez de recurrir a la violencia.

    We should appeal to reason instead of resorting to violence.

  • Quizá deberíamos hacer algo al respecto.

    Perhaps we should do something about it.

  • Está estipulado que deberíamos recibir un mes de vacaciones todos los años.

    It is stipulated that we should receive a month's vacation every year.

  • Deberíamos irnos.

    We should leave.

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