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Alucinar

Meanings: to be amazed / to hallucinate

General Notes:
Regular verb.

Indicative Mood

Present Indicative

1s alucino

2s alucinas

3s alucina

1p alucinamos

2p alucináis

3p alucinan

Present Perfect

1s he alucinado

2s has alucinado

3s ha alucinado

1p hemos alucinado

2p habéis alucinado

3p han alucinado

Imperfect Indicative

1s alucinaba

2s alucinabas

3s alucinaba

1p alucinábamos

2p alucinabais

3p alucinaban

Pluperfect Indicative

1s había alucinado

2s habías alucinado

3s había alucinado

1p habíamos alucinado

2p habíais alucinado

3p habían alucinado

Preterite

1s aluciné

2s alucinaste

3s alucinó

1p alucinamos

2p alucinasteis

3p alucinaron

Preterite Anterior

1s hube alucinado

2s hubiste alucinado

3s hubo alucinado

1p hubimos alucinado

2p hubisteis alucinado

3p hubieron alucinado

Future

1s alucinaré

2s alucinarás

3s alucinará

1p alucinaremos

2p alucinaréis

3p alucinarán

Future Perfect

1s habré alucinado

2s habrás alucinado

3s habrá alucinado

1p habremos alucinado

2p habréis alucinado

3p habrán alucinado

Conditional

1s alucinaría

2s alucinarías

3s alucinaría

1p alucinaríamos

2p alucinaríais

3p alucinarían

Conditional Perfect

1s habría alucinado

2s habrías alucinado

3s habría alucinado

1p habríamos alucinado

2p habríais alucinado

3p habrían alucinado

Usage Examples

[Present Indicative] Alucino con la tecnología moderna. → I am amazed by modern technology.

[Present Perfect] Él ha alucinado con el regalo que le diste. → He was amazed (hallucinated) with the gift you gave him.

[Imperfect Indicative] Los pacientes alucinaban debido a la fiebre. → The patients used to hallucinate due to the fever.

[Pluperfect Indicative] Ya habíamos alucinado con ese truco antes. → We had already been amazed by that trick before.

[Preterite] Ella alucinó cuando vio a su cantante favorito. → She was floored when she saw her favorite singer.

[Preterite Anterior] Apenas hubo alucinado con la vista, sacó una foto. → As soon as he was amazed by the view, he took a photo.

[Future] Alucinarás cuando te cuente lo que pasó. → You will be amazed (hallucinate) when I tell you what happened.

[Future Perfect] Para el final del viaje, habremos alucinado con los paisajes. → By the end of the trip, we will have been amazed by the landscapes.

[Conditional] Alucinaría si ganara la lotería. → I would be amazed if I won the lottery.

[Conditional Perfect] Habrías alucinado si hubieras venido a la fiesta. → You would have been amazed if you had come to the party.

Subjunctive Mood

Present Subjunctive

1s alucine

2s alucines

3s alucine

1p alucinemos

2p alucinéis

3p alucinen

Imperfect Subjunctive (ra)

1s alucinara

2s alucinaras

3s alucinara

1p alucináramos

2p alucinarais

3p alucinaran

Imperfect Subjunctive (se)

1s alucinase

2s alucinases

3s alucinase

1p alucinásemos

2p alucinaseis

3p alucinasen

Usage Examples

[Present Subjunctive] Espero que alucines con la sorpresa. → I hope you are amazed by the surprise.

[Imperfect Subjunctive (ra)] Si alucinaras menos con lo material, serías más feliz. → If you were less obsessed (hallucinated) with material things, you'd be happier.

[Imperfect Subjunctive (se)] Si ellos alucinasen con el plan, lo aprobarían. → If they were to be amazed by the plan, they would approve it.

Imperative Mood

Affirmative Imperative

2s alucina

3s alucine

1p alucinemos

2p alucinad

3p alucinen

Negative Imperative

2s no alucines

3s no alucine

1p no alucinemos

2p no alucinéis

3p no alucinen

Usage Examples

[Affirmative Imperative] ¡Alucina con lo que te voy a enseñar! → Be amazed by what I'm going to show you!

[Negative Imperative] No alucines tanto, es solo un coche. → Don't be so amazed, it's just a car.

Non-Finite Forms

Infinitive

3s alucinar

Gerund

3s alucinando

Past Participle

3s alucinado

Usage Examples

[Infinitive] Alucinar es una sensación extraña. → Hallucinating is a strange sensation.

[Gerund] Está alucinando por los efectos de la medicina. → He is hallucinating due to the effects of the medicine.

[Past Participle] El público ha sido alucinado (impresionado) por el mago. → The audience has been amazed (impressed) by the magician.