Impondrías

Impondrías is the second-person singular conditional form of the Spanish verb "imponer." The verb "imponer" generally means to impose, to enforce, to command, or to impress. Therefore, "impondrías" translates to "you would impose," "you would enforce," "you would command," or "you would impress," depending on the context of the sentence.

In conditional sentences, "impondrías" is used to express a hypothetical action or situation in the present or future. It suggests what someone would do if a certain condition were met. For example, "Si tuvieras el poder, impondrías nuevas leyes" translates to "If you had the power, you would impose new laws." It can also be used to express a polite suggestion or a softened command, although this is less common than its use in hypothetical scenarios. The nuance of "impondrías" lies in its subjunctive mood, indicating uncertainty or a conditionality that is not factual.