admirar

to admire, look up to

a d m i ˈɾ a ɾ
admir to admire, look up to + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #28,583
to admire, look up to
SP: Me gusta admirar el cielo al atardecer.
EN: I like to admire the sky at sunset.
Conjugation of admirar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First admiro admiramos
Third admira admiran
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First admiro admiramos
Third admira admiran
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second admira —
admirar
Indicative imperfect
SingularPlural
First admiraba —
Third admiraba —
Subjunctive imperfect
SingularPlural
First admiraba —
Third admiraba —
Past
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First — admiramos

¡Qué van a admirar esos!

As if they’d admire that!

— Todo sobre mi madre (1999)

No podemos evitar admirar su talento.

We can't help but admire his talent.

«Aunque… ¿por qué estás anotando cosas en vez de admirar la hermosa vista?»

“But… why are you writing things down instead of admiring the beautiful view?”

Vengo a admirar las obras de los viejos maestros.

I come to admire the works of the old masters.

— Русский ковчег (2002)

Un niño pequeño necesita a alguien a quien poder admirar.

A young child needs someone to look up to.

Por sus preciosas piernas que he podido admirar.

For her beautiful legs that I have been able to admire.

— La dolce vita (1960)

Todo niño necesita de alguien que admirar e imitar.

Every child needs someone to admire and imitate.

Hombres limpios y honestos que el público pueda admirar.

Clean and honest men that the public can admire.

No podía más que admirar su valor.

I could only admire his courage.

Llevo treinta años sin admirar una puesta de sol.

I haven't admired a sunset in thirty years.

— Vivir (1952)

Era capaz de admirar su cuerpo.

He was able to admire her body.

Solías admirar a tu padre.

You used to admire your father.

No podemos evitar admirar su coraje.

We cannot help but admire their courage.