firmar

/fiɾˈmaɾ/, [fiɾˈmaɾ]

sign

Verb firmar (first-person singular present firmo, first-person singular preterite firmé, past participle firmado)

to sign

Él no quiso firmar el papel y por ende, no se pudo hacer nada.

He didn't want to sign the paper and as a result, nothing could be done.

Examples

Quiero firmar los contratos.

I want to sign the contracts.

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Por favor, ¿podría firmar este documento?

Can you please sign this document?

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No olvides firmar el contrato.

Don't forget to sign the contract.

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Él ni siquiera sabe como firmar con su nombre.

He does not even know how to sign his name.

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¿Tengo que firmar algo?

Do I have to sign something?

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¿Podrías firmar el registro, por favor?

Could you please sign the register?

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No te olvides firmar tu nombre.

Don't forget to sign your name.

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Él rehusó firmar los documentos.

He refused to sign the documents.

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Lo único que tiene que hacer es firmar su nombre aquí.

All you have to do is sign your name here.

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Tom se rehusó a firmar con su nombre.

Tom refused to sign his name.

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