retrasar
to delay, to postpone
Retrasaron el vuelo dos horas.
They delayed the flight two hours.
retrasar present indicative
Habitual and ongoing actions in the present.
retrasar present continuous
Action in progress right now. Periphrastic: estar (present) + gerund.
retrasar preterite
Completed actions at a specific moment in the past.
retrasar imperfect
Habitual past actions, descriptions, background.
retrasar present perfect
Completed actions with present relevance. Auxiliary haber + participle.
retrasar future
Actions yet to happen.
retrasar informal future
Near-future plans. Periphrastic: ir (present) + a + infinitive.
retrasar future perfect
Action that will have been completed by a future moment. Auxiliary haber (future) + participle.
retrasar conditional
Hypothetical or polite would-actions.
retrasar conditional perfect
Hypothetical past: would have done. Auxiliary haber (conditional) + participle.
retrasar pluperfect
An action completed before another past action.
retrasar subjunctive present
Desires, doubts, and hypotheticals in the present.
retrasar subjunctive imperfect
Past subjunctive: desires, doubts, hypotheticals in the past.
retrasar subjunctive present perfect
Completed actions in subjunctive contexts.
retrasar subjunctive pluperfect
Past-perfect actions in subjunctive contexts.
retrasar imperative (affirmative)
Affirmative commands.
retrasar imperative (negative)
Negative commands: borrows subjunctive present.