conllevarverb
Conllevar means to entail, to involve or to carry with in English. It is a verb, and you will see it as conlleva, conllevan and conllevará.
- to entail
- to involve
- to carry with
Tomás y María son conscientes de los riesgos que eso conlleva.
Tomás and María are both aware of the risks involved.
Estoy seguro de que hay una opción que no conlleva un soborno.
I'm sure there's an option that doesn't involve a bribe.
Toda liberación conlleva el peligro de un nuevo tipo de esclavitud.
Every liberation bears within itself the danger of a new kind of servitude.
El retiro de la ciudadanía en Camboya conlleva duras y significativas consecuencias.
The withdrawal of citizenship in Cambodia carries severe and significant consequences.
Common forms
| Form | Reading | Tense |
|---|---|---|
| conlleva | he, she, it | Present |
| conllevan | they | Present |
| conllevará | he, she, it | Future |
| conlleve | he, she, it | Present subjunctive |
| conllevaría | he, she, it | Conditional |
| conllevó | he, she, it | Preterite |
| conllevaba | he, she, it | Imperfect |
| conlleven | they | Present subjunctive |
| conllevando | Gerund | |
| conllevaron | they | Preterite |
| conllevarán | they | Future |