The Conditional Mood of Distribuir is used to express hypothetical or potential actions, for example: Distribuiría los folletos en la ciudad. (I would distribute the flyers in the city.)

Distribuir is a regular verb in Spanish, meaning its conjugations follow the typical patterns for -ir verbs in each tense and mood.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Negar (to deny) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

The conditional mood of distribuir is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, often with an implied condition.

To distribute or hand out: For example, Distribuiría los folletos en la feria. (I would distribute the brochures at the fair.) This meaning refers to the act of dispersing or allocating items or resources.

To divide or apportion: For example, El jefe distribuiría las tareas equitativamente. (The boss would distribute the tasks fairly.) This usage implies dividing or assigning something among multiple recipients.

To spread or disseminate (information): For example, La empresa distribuiría los nuevos folletos por correo. (The company would distribute the new brochures by mail.) This meaning relates to circulating or propagating information or materials.

To arrange or organize (colloquial): For example, ¿Cómo distribuirías los muebles en la sala? (How would you arrange the furniture in the living room?) In informal contexts, it can mean to organize or arrange objects or elements.

To beat up or thrash (slang, rude): For example, Si no pagas, te voy a distribuir a golpes. (If you don’t pay, I’m going to beat you up.) In some Latin American slang, it can mean to physically assault or beat someone up, often used as a threat.

Examples

Examples of Negar in the Conditional Mood

Si distribuiría los recursos de manera más eficiente, podríamos reducir el desperdicio. (If we would distribute resources more efficiently, we could reduce waste.)

La empresa distribuiría los beneficios entre los empleados al final del año. (The company would distribute profits among employees at the end of the year.)

¿Distribuirías los folletos en el vecindario para promocionar el evento? (Would you distribute flyers in the neighborhood to promote the event?)

El gobierno distribuiría ayuda humanitaria a las regiones afectadas por el desastre natural. (The government would distribute humanitarian aid to regions affected by the natural disaster.)

Si distribuiríamos las tareas de manera equitativa, nadie se sentiría sobrecargado. (If we would distribute tasks fairly, no one would feel overloaded.)

Los organizadores distribuirían las entradas de manera justa para evitar conflictos. (The organizers would distribute tickets fairly to avoid conflicts.)

En la fiesta, distribuirían regalos a todos los invitados. (At the party, they would distribute gifts to all the guests.)

La editorial distribuiría el nuevo libro a las librerías de todo el país. (The publishing house would distribute the new book to bookstores across the country.)

¿Cómo distribuirías el presupuesto para maximizar los recursos? (How would you distribute the budget to maximize resources?)

Los padres distribuirían la herencia de manera equitativa entre sus hijos. (The parents would distribute the inheritance equally among their children.)

La compañía distribuiría los productos de manera más eficiente utilizando nuevas tecnologías. (The company would distribute products more efficiently using new technologies.)

Si distribuiríamos las ganancias de manera justa, todos estarían satisfechos. (If we would distribute profits fairly, everyone would be satisfied.)

El equipo distribuiría las responsabilidades según las fortalezas de cada miembro. (The team would distribute responsibilities according to each member’s strengths.)

La organización distribuiría alimentos a las familias necesitadas durante las fiestas. (The organization would distribute food to needy families during the holidays.)

¿Distribuirían los voluntarios los suministros médicos en las zonas de emergencia? (Would the volunteers distribute medical supplies in the emergency zones?)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Negar (to deny) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish) with English Translations:

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Synonyms

The Conditional mood is also known as the Simple Conditional, Conditional Simple, Would Tense, or Future of the Past in English, and as Condicional Simple, Pospretérito, Potencial Simple, or Condicional de Indicativo in Spanish.