The Conditional Mood of Lograr is used to express what you would achieve or accomplish under certain circumstances, for example: Lograría terminar el proyecto a tiempo. (I would manage to finish the project on time.)

Lograr is a regular verb in Spanish, which means its conjugations in the Conditional follow the same pattern as other verbs with the same infinitive ending.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Mirarse (to look at oneself) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

The Conditional (Indicative) of lograr is used to express what would happen or what someone would do under certain circumstances.

Achievement or attainment: For example, Lograría terminar el proyecto a tiempo. (I would manage to finish the project on time.) This meaning conveys the ability to accomplish or achieve something under certain conditions.

Success or triumph: For example, Si me esforzara más, lograría aprobar el examen. (If I tried harder, I would succeed in passing the exam.) This usage implies achieving success or overcoming a challenge.

Persuasion or convincing (colloquial): For example, No lograrías convencerme de ir a esa fiesta. (You wouldn’t manage to convince me to go to that party.) In informal contexts, it can mean persuading or convincing someone to do something.

Obtaining or getting (colloquial): For example, Lograría conseguir un buen descuento si negociara con el vendedor. (I would manage to get a good discount if I negotiated with the seller.) In casual speech, it can refer to obtaining or getting something through effort or negotiation.

Examples

Examples of Mirarse in the Conditional Mood

Si lograría terminar este proyecto a tiempo, me lograría tomar unas vacaciones. (If I could finish this project on time, I could take a vacation.)

Ellos lograrían mucho más si se esforzaran un poco más. (They could achieve much more if they tried a little harder.)

¿Crees que lograríamos llegar a la cima de esa montaña? (Do you think we could reach the top of that mountain?)

Con un poco más de práctica, lograrías dominar ese deporte. (With a little more practice, you could master that sport.)

Si lograría ahorrar suficiente dinero, lograría comprarme un auto nuevo. (If I could save enough money, I could buy myself a new car.)

Estoy seguro de que lograrían tener éxito en su nuevo negocio. (I’m sure they could be successful in their new business.)

Con dedicación, lograríamos alcanzar nuestras metas. (With dedication, we could achieve our goals.)

¿Lograrías ayudarme con esta tarea? Estoy un poco atascado. (Could you help me with this task? I’m a bit stuck.)

Si lograría conseguir ese trabajo, lograría mudarme a una casa más grande. (If I could get that job, I could move to a bigger house.)

Con un poco de suerte, lograrían llegar a tiempo para el concierto. (With a bit of luck, they could make it to the concert on time.)

¿Crees que lograríamos aprender un nuevo idioma juntos? (Do you think we could learn a new language together?)

Si lograrías concentrarte más, lograrías mejores calificaciones. (If you could focus more, you could get better grades.)

Estoy seguro de que lograría impresionar a mis jefes con esta presentación. (I’m sure I could impress my bosses with this presentation.)

Con un poco más de esfuerzo, lograrían terminar el proyecto a tiempo. (With a little more effort, they could finish the project on time.)

Si lograríamos ahorrar lo suficiente, lograríamos ir de vacaciones a la playa. (If we could save enough, we could go on vacation to the beach.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Mirarse (to look at oneself) 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.