implantar
to implant, to establish, to introduce
Implantaron un nuevo horario.
They introduced a new schedule.
implantar present indicative
Habitual and ongoing actions in the present.
implantar present continuous
Action in progress right now. Periphrastic: estar (present) + gerund.
implantar preterite
Completed actions at a specific moment in the past.
implantar imperfect
Habitual past actions, descriptions, background.
implantar present perfect
Completed actions with present relevance. Auxiliary haber + participle.
implantar future
Actions yet to happen.
implantar informal future
Near-future plans. Periphrastic: ir (present) + a + infinitive.
implantar future perfect
Action that will have been completed by a future moment. Auxiliary haber (future) + participle.
implantar conditional
Hypothetical or polite would-actions.
implantar conditional perfect
Hypothetical past: would have done. Auxiliary haber (conditional) + participle.
implantar pluperfect
An action completed before another past action.
implantar subjunctive present
Desires, doubts, and hypotheticals in the present.
implantar subjunctive imperfect
Past subjunctive: desires, doubts, hypotheticals in the past.
implantar subjunctive present perfect
Completed actions in subjunctive contexts.
implantar subjunctive pluperfect
Past-perfect actions in subjunctive contexts.
implantar imperative (affirmative)
Affirmative commands.
implantar imperative (negative)
Negative commands: borrows subjunctive present.