quiso

/ˈkiso/, [ˈki.so]

wanted

Verb quiso

Formal second-person singular (usted) preterite indicative form of querer.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of querer.

Examples

Tomás no quiso ir.

Tom didn't want to go.

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Tom no quiso seguir la conversación.

Tom didn't want to continue the conversation.

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Tom nunca quiso divorciarse.

Tom never wanted to get a divorce.

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Tom siempre quiso visitar a Mary, pero nunca tuvo la oportunidad.

Tom always wanted to visit Mary, but he never had the chance.

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Tom no quiso herir a Mary.

Tom didn't mean to hurt Mary.

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Ella no quiso el dinero.

She rejected the money.

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Él le preguntó a ella si quería quedarse, pero ella no quiso.

He asked her to stay, but she didn't want to.

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Tom no sabe qué quiso decir Mary.

Tom doesn't know what Mary meant.

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Tom quiso apretar el gatillo, pero no pudo.

Tom wanted to pull the trigger, but couldn't.

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Tom no quiso hacer lo que sugirió Mary.

Tom didn't want to do what Mary suggested.

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