quizás
/kiˈθas/, [kiˈθas]maybe, perhaps
Adverb quizás
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maybe, perhaps
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maybe, might (triggers the subjunctive)
- Quizás tenga irme temprano.
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I might have to leave early.
- Quizás no vaya allá este verano.
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Maybe I won't go there this summer.
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Quizás no ganemos mañana.
We may not win tomorrow.
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Jack quizás tomó mi paraguas por error.
Jack may have taken my umbrella by mistake.
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Quizás sea la misma persona.
Maybe it's the same person.
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Quizás sea sólo en la infancia que los libros tienen alguna influencia profunda en nuestras vidas.
Perhaps it is only in childhood that books have any deep influence on our lives.
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Quizás deberíamos hablar de esto en primer lugar.
Maybe we should talk about this first.
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Pensé que quizás quisieras saber.
I thought you might want to know.
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Él quizás es italiano o español.
Maybe he is Italian or Spanish.
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Quizás haya alguien más en la casa.
Maybe there is someone else in the house.
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Quizás dándose cuenta de que era imposible persuadirla, la srta. Kurosaki suspiró y se sentó en su asiento.
Perhaps having realized it was impossible to persuade her, Ms. Kurosaki sighed and sat down in her seat.
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¿Quizás ella no hablaba de ti?
Maybe she wasn't talking about you.
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