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to undress
verb
to get naked
verb
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Verb Conjugations

Conjugaciones verbales

Non-finite
No finito
Indicative
Indicativo
Present Presentar
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Play desnudo
Play desnudas
Play desnuda
Imperfect Imperfecto
Play desnudábamos
Play desnudabais
Play desnudaban
Play desnudaba
Play desnudabas
Play desnudaba
Preterite Pretérito
Play desnudamos
Play desnudasteis
Play desnudaron
Play desnudé
Play desnudaste
Play desnudó
Future Futuro
Play desnudaremos
Play desnudaréis
Play desnudarán
Play desnudaré
Play desnudarás
Play desnudará
Subjunctive
Subjunctivo
Present Presentar
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Play desnudéis
Play desnuden
Play desnude
Play desnudes
Play desnude
Imperfect Imperfecto
Play desnudarais
Play desnudáramos
Play desnudaran
Play desnudara
Play desnudaras
Play desnudara
Future Futuro
Play desnudáremos
Play desnudareis
Play desnudaren
Play desnudare
Play desnudares
Play desnudare
Conditional
Condicional
Conditional Condicional
Play desnudaríamos
Play desnudaríais
Play desnudarían
Play desnudaría
Play desnudarías
Play desnudaría
Imperative
Imperativo
Imperative Imperativo
Play desnudemos
Play desnudad
Play desnuden
Play desnude
Play desnuda
Negative imperative Imperativo negativo
Play desnudemos
Play desnudéis
Play desnuden
Play desnudes
Play desnude

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