The Conditional Mood of cubrir is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, for example: Cubriría la mesa con un mantel rojo. (I would cover the table with a red tablecloth.)

Cubrir 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 Organizar (to organize) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

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

To cover: This is the most common meaning, referring to the action of placing something over or on top of something else to conceal, protect, or insulate it. For example, Cubriría la mesa con un mantel (I would cover the table with a tablecloth).

To pay for: It can also mean to pay for something, especially a cost or expense. For example, El seguro cubriría los gastos médicos (The insurance would cover the medical expenses).

To fill a position: In a professional context, it can mean to fill a job or role. For example, Ella cubriría el puesto de gerente mientras el titular está de vacaciones (She would cover the manager’s position while the regular one is on vacation).

To attend or report on (colloquial): In a more informal sense, it can mean to attend or report on an event or situation. For example, Los periodistas cubrirían la protesta (The journalists would cover the protest).

To satisfy (slang): In a vulgar or slang context, it can mean to satisfy someone sexually. For example, Él no me cubriría en la cama (He wouldn’t satisfy me in bed) – use with caution as this is considered rude.

Examples

Examples of Organizar in the Conditional Mood

Si cubriría los gastos de tu viaje, ¿a dónde te gustaría ir? (If I would cover the expenses for your trip, where would you like to go?)

Aunque el seguro cubriría la mayoría de los costos médicos, aún tendríamos que pagar un deducible. (Although insurance would cover most of the medical costs, we would still have to pay a deductible.)

En caso de una emergencia, el ejército cubriría las zonas afectadas para brindar ayuda. (In case of an emergency, the army would cover the affected areas to provide aid.)

Si cubrirías mi turno el próximo fin de semana, podría asistir a la boda de mi prima. (If you would cover my shift next weekend, I could attend my cousin’s wedding.)

Los periodistas cubrirían el evento desde diferentes ángulos para obtener una cobertura completa. (The journalists would cover the event from different angles to get full coverage.)

Aunque el seguro cubriría los daños causados por el huracán, la reconstrucción tomaría mucho tiempo. (Although insurance would cover the damages caused by the hurricane, the reconstruction would take a long time.)

Si cubriríamos los costos de matrícula, nuestros hijos podrían asistir a la mejor universidad. (If we would cover the tuition costs, our children could attend the best university.)

La compañía cubriría los gastos de reubicación si aceptas el trabajo en otra ciudad. (The company would cover the relocation expenses if you accept the job in another city.)

Aunque el equipo de seguridad cubriría todas las entradas, algunos fanáticos lograron colarse. (Although the security team would cover all entrances, some fans managed to sneak in.)

Si cubrirías mi parte del alquiler este mes, te lo pagaría el próximo mes con intereses. (If you would cover my part of the rent this month, I would pay you back next month with interest.)

Los bomberos cubrirían el área para asegurarse de que no haya más focos de incendio. (The firefighters would cover the area to ensure there are no more fire hotspots.)

Aunque el seguro cubriría la mayor parte de los costos, aún tendríamos que pagar un copago. (Although insurance would cover most of the costs, we would still have to pay a copay.)

Si cubriríamos los gastos de la fiesta de cumpleaños de mamá, ¿qué le gustaría hacer? (If we would cover the expenses for mom’s birthday party, what would she like to do?)

La policía cubriría todas las salidas para evitar que el sospechoso escape. (The police would cover all exits to prevent the suspect from escaping.)

Si cubrirían mi ausencia en el trabajo, podría tomarme unos días libres para cuidar a mi madre enferma. (If they would cover my absence at work, I could take a few days off to take care of my sick mother.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Organizar (to organize) 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.