The Conditional Mood of enojar is used to express what would happen under certain circumstances, for example: Me enojaría si me interrumpieras. (I would get angry if you interrupted me.)

Enojar is a regular verb in Spanish, meaning its conjugations follow the typical pattern for -ar verbs in each tense and mood.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Maquillar (to put on makeup) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

The conditional mood of enojar is used to express hypothetical situations, wishes, or possibilities related to getting angry or annoyed.

To get angry or annoyed: For example, Me enojaría si me interrumpieras mientras hablo. (I would get angry if you interrupted me while I’m speaking.) This is the most common meaning, expressing a hypothetical situation that would cause anger or annoyance.

To upset or bother: For example, Esa música tan fuerte me enojaría. (That loud music would bother me.) It can refer to something that would hypothetically upset or disturb someone.

To anger or provoke (colloquial): For example, No me enojaría con ese tipo, mejor evitarlo. (I wouldn’t anger/provoke that guy, better to avoid him.) In informal contexts, it can mean to purposefully anger or provoke someone, often with a warning or advice against doing so.

To piss off (very rude): For example, ¿Qué hiciste para enojarlo tanto? (What did you do to piss him off so much?) A very colloquial and rude usage referring to making someone extremely angry.

Examples

Examples of Maquillar in the Conditional Mood

Si no enojaría a mi jefe, le pediría un aumento de sueldo. (If I wouldn’t anger my boss, I would ask for a raise.)

Aunque enojarías a tus padres, ¿irías de vacaciones sin avisarles? (Even though you would anger your parents, would you go on vacation without telling them?)

El político enojaría a sus seguidores si cambiara de opinión sobre ese tema. (The politician would anger his supporters if he changed his mind on that issue.)

Creo que enojaríamos a nuestros vecinos si hiciéramos una fiesta ruidosa. (I think we would anger our neighbors if we had a noisy party.)

Los manifestantes enojarían a la policía si bloquearan la calle principal. (The protesters would anger the police if they blocked the main street.)

Aunque no lo creas, enojaría a mi abuela si no fuera a su cumpleaños. (Believe it or not, I would anger my grandmother if I didn’t go to her birthday.)

¿Crees que enojarías a tu novia si le dieras un anillo de compromiso barato? (Do you think you would anger your girlfriend if you gave her a cheap engagement ring?)

El equipo de fútbol enojaría a sus fanáticos si perdiera el partido decisivo. (The soccer team would anger their fans if they lost the decisive match.)

Seguramente enojaríamos al dueño del restaurante si no dejáramos propina. (We would surely anger the restaurant owner if we didn’t leave a tip.)

Los alumnos enojarían al maestro si no entregaran la tarea a tiempo. (The students would anger the teacher if they didn’t turn in their homework on time.)

Oye, enojarías a tu mamá si no la llamaras en su cumpleaños, ¿verdad? (Hey, you would anger your mom if you didn’t call her on her birthday, right?)

Aunque enojaría a mi jefe, creo que renunciaría si no me dieran un aumento pronto. (Even though I would anger my boss, I think I would quit if they didn’t give me a raise soon.)

Los niños enojarían a Santa Claus si se portaran mal todo el año. (The children would anger Santa Claus if they misbehaved all year.)

¿Crees que enojaríamos al dueño del hotel si pidiéramos cambiar de habitación? (Do you think we would anger the hotel owner if we asked to change rooms?)

Seguramente enojarías a tus amigos si los dejaras plantados en la fiesta. (You would surely anger your friends if you stood them up at the party.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Maquillar (to put on makeup) 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.