Sinónimos: expend, cough out, cough up, fork out, pay up, plank down, shell out, stump up
Conjugación
| Modo indicativo |
|---|
| Presente | Pasado |
|---|
| (I) spend | (I) spent |
| (thou) spendest | (thou) spentst, spentest |
| (he) spends, spendeth | (he) spent |
| (we) spend | (we) spent |
| (you) spend | (you) spent |
| (they) spend | (they) spent |
| Modo subjuntivo |
|---|
| Presente | Pasado |
|---|
| (I) spend | (I) spent |
| (thou) spend | (thou) spent |
| (he) spend | (he) spent |
| (we) spend | (we) spent |
| (you) spend | (you) spent |
| (they) spend | (they) spent |
| Modo imperativo |
|---|
| spend |
| Participios |
|---|
| Participio presente | Participio pasado |
|---|
| spending | spent |
Crimea suddenly became one of the few sunny beach destinations Russian tourists could still visit without having to spend a lot of money.
Spending Nai the Hever’s money was a pleasure in itself.
But the government has never fully explained where the money has been spent.
What difference does it make if McConnell lets Trump use a few billion that was supposed to be spent elsewhere?
The United States and Europe spent millions countering Russian disinformation.
She decides to spend the money on a big party instead.