él vence

defeats, overcomes, expires

ˈb e n θ e → vencer
venc to defeat, to beat, to overcome + e 3rd-person singular present/subjunctive; tú command
verb · 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person singular Uncommon #23,968
defeats, overcomes
SP: La paciencia vence al miedo.
EN: Patience overcomes fear.
expires
SP: Mi pasaporte vence este año.
EN: My passport expires this year.
Conjugation of vencer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third vence —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Third vence —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second vence —

Dentro de poco vence un montón de pagarés.

A lot of promissory notes are coming due soon.

No tenemos mucho tiempo, el plazo vence mañana.

We don’t have much time; the deadline is tomorrow.

El cloroformo no vence.

Chloroform does not expire.

— Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (2026)

Mañana me vence una crítica.

A critique is due tomorrow.

— Esplendor americano (2003)

La oferta vence pronto.

The offer expires soon.

— Avatar: El camino del agua (2022)

¡El amor siempre vence!

Love always wins!

— No (2012)

Señor, esta lata vence mañana.

Sir, this can expires tomorrow.

— Chungking Express (1994)

Cuando se vence un veneno, ¿se hace más venenoso o menos?

When a poison is defeated, does it become more or less poisonous?

Cada vez que mi padre vence un combate, recibe una de estas.

Every time my father wins a fight, he receives one of these.

— El duelo (2006)

La verdad siempre vence.

The truth always prevails.

Porque lo que nos vence es juzgar.

Because what defeats us is judging.

El amor vence al odio.

Love conquers hate.

La pluma siempre vence la espada.

The pen always triumphs over the sword.

Notre Dame vence a USC.

Notre Dame defeats USC.

— Duro de matar (1988)

El trabajo duro vence al talento natural.

Hard work beats natural talent.

El amor vence todo.

Love conquers all.

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