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Old November 24, 2009, 05:32 AM
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depurar (verb) — to debug, purge, purify, cleanse. Look up depurar in the dictionary

La primavera es un buen momento para depurar el organismo con un cambio de dieta.
Spring is a good time to cleanse your body with a change in diet.
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Old November 24, 2009, 06:34 AM
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¿Se usa esta palabra para el agua? Como esto: "Tengo una jarra de agua especial. Se depura el agua del grifo." ???
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Old November 24, 2009, 06:55 AM
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I have always used purifcar. Depurar is a new word for me.
You can definitely say el agua está purificado y se lo puede tomar sin riesco.
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But does my sentence work? Also, what is "riesco"?
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I have always used purifcar. Depurar is a new word for me.
You can definitely say el agua está purificada y se (la) puede tomar sin riesgo.
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But does my sentence work? Also, what is "riesgo"?
Risk.

Depurar y purificar is the same.
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Hmm... Por aquí, nadie comprendería "depurar el agua". Preferiríamos que se purifique.
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Hmm... Por aquí, nadie comprendería "depurar el agua". Preferiríamos que se purifique.
Pero sí se entendería?
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It's time for cleanse my home.

In that example can be used that word as a complement.

I'm thankful for your support.
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It's time for cleanse my home.

In that example can be used that word as a complement.

I thankful your support.
It's time to clean my home (house).
I'm thankful for your support ( or more commonly: Thank you for your support)
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I don't think "depurar" is a widely used word for purify.....

But if someone has heard it before, please raise your hand.
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