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No se dignó en contestarme
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¿qué significa dignarse? Gracias
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Diganarse means that you had the opportunity to answer the questions, I mean, you didn't answer something to someone.
For instance. You didn't answer me the question about the money. Tu no te dignaste en contestarme sobre el dinero. Tu no me contestaste sobre el dinero. They are together mean the same.
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He didn't (even) condescend/deign/bother to answer me.
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Vikingo's got it, but deign is not a very common word (I don't think I've ever used it).
He didn't (even) condescend/bother to answer me. He wouldn't stoop to answering me. He refused to even answer me.
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By the way, dignarse en is not recommended. Saludos
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Could dignarse be used in the following?
I won't dignify that question with an answer. |
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No me digno/dignaré a contestar esa pregunta. |
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