tú tires

you throw, you pull

ˈt i ɾ e s → tirar

tir throw, pull, or shoot + es present subjunctive, tú

verb · second singular · present subjunctive Rare #28,674

you throw, you pull Can mean either “you throw” (to throw) or “you pull” (to pull), depending on context.

SP: Si tires la cuerda, se abre la puerta.

EN: If you pull the rope, the door opens.

Conjugation of tirar

Subjunctive present

I'm coming up now, but don't throw anything at me.

— Amarcord (1973)

Be careful, don’t spill it all.

— La dolce vita (1960)

No, I'm just afraid you'll throw the next plate at me.

— La ironía del destino, o goce de su baño (1976)

Never flush medicine down the toilet.

No, don't throw it away.

— System crasher (2019)

Don't throw it away.

— Adiós a mi concubina (1993)

Don't throw this magazine away on me.

Don’t throw it in people’s faces.

— París, je t'aime (2006)

Throw the weapon.

— Zeta (2026)

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