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apropiado

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appropriate
[əˈprəʊprɪət]
adjetivo
1. apropiado(a), adecuado(a) (suitable); oportuno(a), adecuado(a) (moment)
verbo transitivo
1. apropiarse de (take, steal)
2. destinar, asignar (set aside) (money, funds)

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appropriate [a-pro-prieit]
1. Apropiar, destinar para algún objeto o uso particular.
2. Apropiar o apropiarse, alegar o ejercer dominio haciéndose dueño de alguna cosa.
3. Enajenar un beneficio.
4. Aplicar, acomodar, adaptar.
  • Appropriate funds -> asignar fondos
va.
adjetivo
1. Apropiado, apto, destinado para algún uso, particular, peculiar.

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appropriate
adjective
[əˈprəʊprɪɪt] [+time, place, method, response] apropiado; adecuado; [+moment] oportuno; apropiado; adecuado; [+authority, department] competente; correspondiente
it is appropriate that ... resulta apropiado or adecuado que ...
he always organised the annual Guy Fawkes party so it was appropriate that on his retirement he was feted with a magnificent firework display
it may be appropriate to discuss this with your solicitor quizá sería conveniente que discutiera esto con su abogado; she's the most appropriate person to present the award es la persona más indicada or más adecuada para presentar el premio
he is the appropriate person to ask
to take appropriate action tomar las medidas apropiadas or adecuadas or pertinentes
choose A, B or C as appropriate elija A, B o C según corresponda
this treatment was very appropriate for our son este tratamiento resultó ser muy apropiado or adecuado para nuestro hijo
choose a fitness programme that is appropriate for your age and overall health
it would not be appropriate for me to discuss individual cases no sería apropiado que comentara casos concretos
what is the appropriate dress for going to a graduation?
to take appropriate precautions tomar las debidas precauciones
it seemed appropriate to end with a joke parecía apropiado terminar con un chiste
wear an outfit appropriate to the job
words appropriate to the occasion palabras apropiadas or adecuadas para la ocasión
a job appropriate to his talents un trabajo que se adecúa a sus aptitudes
A, and where appropriate, B A, y en su caso, B
you will be answering queries, and, where appropriate, demonstrating our software dará información a quien la pida y, si se presta, hará demostraciones de nuestro software
we can advise you on suitable herbal remedies and, where appropriate, suggest other treatment I'm not sure whether "wrong" is the appropriate [word] whichever seems more appropriate tick 'yes' or `no' as appropriate send your application to the appropriate department it is appropriate that she should be chosen to present the prizes it is appropriate that he was given special mention for his part in it The teacher/government can then take appropriate action "Rodrigo" seemed a very appropriate name for a Spanish dog
verb:transitive
[əˈprəʊprɪeɪt]
1 (steal) apropiarse de
2 (set aside) [+funds] asignar; destinar;for a;

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Verb Conjugation for "appropriate" (go to apropiado)

Imperative
  • appropriate
  • you appropriate
  • he/she appropriates
  • we appropriate
  • you appropriate
  • they appropriate
Preterite
  • I appropriated
  • you appropriated
  • he/she appropriated
  • we appropriated
  • you appropriated
  • they appropriated
Present Continuous
  • I am appropriating
  • you are appropriating
  • he/she is appropriating
  • we are appropriating
  • you are appropriating
  • they are appropriating
Present Perfect
  • I have appropriated
  • you have appropriated
  • he/she has appropriated
  • we have appropriated
  • you have appropriated
  • they have appropriated
Past Continuous
  • I was appropriating
  • you were appropriating
  • he/she was appropriating
  • we were appropriating
  • you were appropriating
  • they were appropriating
Past Perfect
  • I had appropriated
  • you had appropriated
  • he/she had appropriated
  • we had appropriated
  • you had appropriated
  • they had appropriated
Future
  • I will appropriate
  • you will appropriate
  • he/she will appropriate
  • we will appropriate
  • you will appropriate
  • they will appropriate
Future Perfect
  • I will have appropriated
  • you will have appropriated
  • he/she will have appropriated
  • we will have appropriated
  • you will have appropriated
  • they will have appropriated
Future Continuous
  • I will be appropriating
  • you will be appropriating
  • he/she will be appropriating
  • we will be appropriating
  • you will be appropriating
  • they will be appropriating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been appropriating
  • you have been appropriating
  • he/she has been appropriating
  • we have been appropriating
  • you have been appropriating
  • they have been appropriating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been appropriating
  • you will have been appropriating
  • he/she will have been appropriating
  • we will have been appropriating
  • you will have been appropriating
  • they will have been appropriating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been appropriating
  • you had been appropriating
  • he/she had been appropriating
  • we had been appropriating
  • you had been appropriating
  • they had been appropriating
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