The Conditional Mood of depositar is used to express hypothetical or potential actions, for example: Depositaría mi dinero en el banco si ganara la lotería. (I would deposit my money in the bank if I won the lottery.)

Depositar is a regular verb in Spanish, which means its conjugations in the Conditional follow the same pattern as other verbs with infinitives ending in -ar.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Asustarse (to get scared) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

The conditional mood of depositar is used to express hypothetical or potential actions or states in the future.

To deposit or place something somewhere: For example, depositaría mi confianza en ti (I would deposit my trust in you). This meaning can also extend to figurative deposits like depositaría mis esperanzas en ese proyecto (I would place my hopes in that project).

To store or keep something: For example, depositaría mis ahorros en el banco (I would store my savings in the bank). This usage is common when referring to money or valuables, like depositaría mis joyas en la caja fuerte (I would deposit my jewels in the safe).

To leave or put down something: For example, depositaría mi mochila en el suelo (I would put down my backpack on the floor). This meaning can apply to temporarily placing objects, like depositaría las llaves sobre la mesa (I would leave the keys on the table).

To lay or set down: For example, depositaría mi cabeza en la almohada (I would lay my head on the pillow). This meaning relates to resting or settling something, like depositaría mi cuerpo en la cama (I would set my body on the bed).

Colloquially, to defecate (vulgar): For example, depositaría un gran cable en el baño (I would take a huge dump in the bathroom). This crude meaning is common in Latin American slang, though generally avoided in formal contexts.

Examples

Examples of Asustarse in the Conditional Mood

Si depositaría mi dinero en el banco, podría ganar intereses. (If I would deposit my money in the bank, I could earn interest.)

Ella depositaría su confianza en ti si fueras más responsable. (She would deposit her trust in you if you were more responsible.)

¿Depositarías tus ahorros en una cuenta de alto riesgo? (Would you deposit your savings in a high-risk account?)

Los inversionistas depositarían su dinero en empresas estables. (Investors would deposit their money in stable companies.)

Nosotros depositaríamos nuestras esperanzas en un futuro mejor. (We would deposit our hopes in a better future.)

Ellos depositarían su fe en la ciencia para encontrar una cura. (They would deposit their faith in science to find a cure.)

¿Depositarías tu confianza en un extraño? (Coloquial: Would you deposit your trust in a stranger?)

En una emergencia, depositaría mi seguridad en las autoridades. (In an emergency, I would deposit my safety in the authorities.)

Los padres depositarían sus sueños en el éxito de sus hijos. (Parents would deposit their dreams in their children’s success.)

Para avanzar en la vida, uno depositaría su esfuerzo en metas valiosas. (To move forward in life, one would deposit their effort into worthy goals.)

En el trabajo, depositaríamos nuestra energía en proyectos productivos. (At work, we would deposit our energy into productive projects.)

Los atletas depositarían su dedicación en entrenar duro. (Idiomatic: Athletes would deposit their dedication into training hard.)

Para viajar, uno depositaría sus ahorros en una cuenta de viajes. (To travel, one would deposit their savings into a travel account.)

En una relación sana, las parejas depositarían su confianza mutuamente. (In a healthy relationship, couples would deposit their trust in each other.)

Los artistas depositarían su creatividad en obras de arte inspiradoras. (Artists would deposit their creativity into inspiring works of art.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Asustarse (to get scared) 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.