terminaríamos

Terminaríamos is the conditional tense first-person plural form of the Spanish verb "terminar." The verb "terminar" means to finish, to end, or to terminate. Therefore, "terminaríamos" translates to "we would finish," "we would end," or "we would terminate."

This verb form is used to express hypothetical situations, polite suggestions, or unfulfilled desires in the past. For instance, "Si tuviéramos más tiempo, terminaríamos el proyecto" translates to "If we had more time, we would finish the project." It can also be used to soften a statement, making it less direct, such as "Terminaríamos de comer más tarde si prefieres" meaning "We would finish eating later if you prefer." In essence, "terminaríamos" indicates an action that would happen under certain conditions or a potential outcome that did not materialize.