cesar
Translations
- to cease
- to stop
Often used in formal contexts.
Conjugation
Conditional
| yo | cesaría |
| tú | cesarías |
| él/ella | cesaría |
| nosotros | cesaríamos |
| vosotros | cesaríais |
| ellos/as | cesarían |
Future
| yo | cesaré |
| tú | cesarás |
| él/ella | cesará |
| nosotros | cesaremos |
| vosotros | cesaréis |
| ellos/as | cesarán |
Imperfect
| yo | cesaba |
| tú | cesabas |
| él/ella | cesaba |
| nosotros | cesábamos |
| vosotros | cesabais |
| ellos/as | cesaban |
Present
| yo | ceso |
| tú | cesas |
| él/ella | cesa |
| nosotros | cesamos |
| vosotros | cesáis |
| ellos/as | cesan |
Preterite
| yo | cesé |
| tú | cesaste |
| él/ella | cesó |
| nosotros | cesamos |
| vosotros | cesasteis |
| ellos/as | cesaron |
Example Sentences
It is important to cease the activities that do not add value to the team.
The disputes between neighbors do not cease, despite the attempts at mediation.
The gossip in the office never stops, which can sometimes be annoying.
Los individuos adquisitivos tienden a acumular bienes materiales sin cesar.
Acquisitive individuals tend to accumulate material goods incessantly.
The river began to swamp the fields after the intense rains that wouldn't stop.
At the meeting, the chatter didn't stop, and everyone learned the neighborhood's secrets.
The rhythmic cadence of the music invited everyone to dance endlessly during the party.
The Ides of March are remembered in history for their connection with Julius Caesar.
In the office, the chatter about colleagues' personal lives never seems to cease.
The children in the park began to cackle incessantly, filling the air with laughter.
The cough that doesn't stop has turned into a chronic cough that needs to be checked.
The buzz of the city never ceases, creating a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere.