delatar

to inform on, to turn in, to betray

d ɨ l ɐ t a ɾ
delat to inform on, to turn in, to betray + ar Infinitive
verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular, future tense Rare #35,005
to inform on, to turn in, to betray Often means to reveal someone's wrongdoing to the authorities; it can also mean to betray someone by giving them away.
PO: Ele não quer delatar o amigo.
EN: He doesn't want to inform on his friend.
Conjugation of delatar
delatar
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First delatar —
Third delatar —

Ele vai nos delatar, você vai ver.

He's going to turn us in, you'll see.

— A Espinha do Diabo (2001)

Eu não irei delatar.

I will not snitch.

— Ventos da Liberdade (2006)

Se você quiser, pode ir me delatar pro Herzog.

If you want, you can go and snitch on me to Herzog.

— Os Falsários (2007)

Ela me forçou a delatar todos os idosos.

She forced me to inform on all the elderly people.

— O Último Azul (2025)

Não pedimos para você delatar seus amigos.

We are not asking you to betray your friends.

— Investigação sobre um Cidadão Acima de Qualquer Suspeita (1970)

Eu pensei que você não ia delatar.

I thought you weren't going to snitch.

— A Espinha do Diabo (2001)

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