él delata

turns in, reports (on)

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delat denounce + a 3rd-person present/subjunctive or tú command
verb · third singular · present indicative Rare #44,056
turns in, reports (on) Often used for informing on someone to the authorities or revealing someone’s wrongdoing.
SP: Ella delata a su amigo a la policía.
EN: She turns her friend in to the police.
Conjugation of delatar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third delata —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Third delata —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second delata —

Delata a los polis que aceptan dinero.

Rat out the cops who take bribes.

— American Gangster (2007)

Tu acento te delata.

Your accent gives you away.

Su cara lo delata.

His face gives him away.

— Los siete samuráis (1954)

Ahora, si usan uno de esos brazaletes con el arco iris y eso, eso te delata.

Now, if you wear one of those bracelets with the rainbow and all that, that gives you away.

— Elephant (2003)

No se delata a los amigos.

You don't snitch on friends.

— Los falsificadores (2007)