form

la forma

noun

form
[fɔːm]
sustantivo
1forma (f) (shape)
  • in the form of… -> en forma de…
  • to take the form of… -> consistir en…
  • form and content -> forma y fondo or contenido
2(type)
  • it's a form of madness -> es una forma de locura
  • a form of address -> una fórmula de tratamiento
3(formality)
  • as a matter of form, for form's sake -> por guardar las formas
  • it's good/bad form -> es de buena/mala educación
4impreso (m) formulario (m) (for applications, orders)forma (f) (español de México)
  • to fill in or out a form -> rellenar un impreso
5forma (f) (física) (condition)
  • to be in (good) form -> estar en (buena) forma
6forma (f) (recent performances) (of athlete, player, team); reciente historial (m) (in horseracing)
  • on present form -> de seguir así
  • to be on (good) form -> estar en plena forma
7clase (f) (escuela) (class) (británico); curso (m) (year)
verbo transitivo
8formar (in general); establecer (relationship, friendship); concebir (plan); constituir (obstacle)
  • to form an idea/opinion -> formarse una idea/una opinión
  • to form part of something -> formar parte de algo
verbo intransitivo
9formarse

form [form]
sustantivo
1Forma, figura, modelo; modo.
2Hermosura, elegancia exterior.
3Ceremonia, formalidad, orden.
4Método, práctica establecida (method).
5Banco, asiento largo.
6Forma, molde, patrón.
7Cama de liebre, surco o ligera depresión en vez de madriguera.
8Forma, molde que se pone en la prensa para imprimir.
9La condición y el estado general,
participio
10ej, de un caballo de carrera; de aquí, porte, conducta.
11Lo que tiene figura o contorno sin cuerpo; aparición, sombra.
  • For form’s sake -> por pura fórmula, para cumplir con las apariencias, por ceremonia
  • In due form -> en toda forma, según las reglas, en debida forma
  • Form in a school -> clase de una escuela
12Esqueleto. (Estados Unidos)
1Formar, hacer alguna cosa.
2Formar, dar a las cosas una forma o figura; modelar, idear.
3Poner en orden, juntar, colocar; asentar, componer, arreglar; hacer constituir.
4Formar ideas, juicios.
5Formar, poner en orden. (Militar)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6Formarse, tomar una forma o figura. (n)
va.

form [fɔːm]
noun
1 (shape) forma; (f) (figure, shadow) bulto; (m) silueta; (f)
the same thing in a different form lo mismo pero con otra forma; form and content forma y contenido; (f) in the form of en forma de
help arrived in the form of a cheque
I'm against hunting in any form estoy en contra de cualquier forma de caza; to take form concretarse; tomar cobrar forma;or it took the form of a cash prize consistió en un premio en metálico; what form will the ceremony take? ¿en qué consistirá la ceremonia?
2 (kind, type) clase; (f) tipo; (m)
a new form of government un nuevo sistema de gobierno; as a form of apology como disculpa
3 (way, means) forma; (f)
in due form en la debida forma; form of payment modo de pago; (m) what's the form? ¿qué es lo que hemos de hacer?; that is common form eso es muy corriente
4 (Dep) also forma; (f)
to be in good form estar en buena forma; he was in great form last night estaba en plena forma anoche; to be on form estar en forma; to be out of form estar desentrenado; in top form en plena forma; true to form como de costumbre
5 (document) (gen) formulario; (m) impreso; (m)
application form solicitud; (f) to fill in out a formor rellenar un formulario un impreso;or
6 (Britain) (formal) (etiquette) apariencias; (f)
for form's sake por pura fórmula; para guardar las apariencias; it's bad form está mal visto; it's a matter of form es una formalidad
7 (bench) banco; (m)
8 (Britain) (Educ) curso; (m) clase; (f)
she's in the first form está haciendo primer curso de secundaria primero de secundaria;or
9 (Britain) (Racing)
to study the form estudiar resultados anteriores
verb:transitive
(shape, make) formar; [+clay etc] modelar; moldear; [+company] formar; fundar; [+plan] elaborar; formular; [+sentence] construir; [+queue] hacer; [+idea] concebir; formular; [+opinion] hacerse; formarse; [+habit] crear
he formed it out of clay lo modeló moldeó en arcilla;or to form a government formar gobierno; to form a group formar un grupo; to form part of sth formar parte de algo
verb:intransitive
tomar forma; formarse
an idea formed in his mind una idea tomó forma en su mente; how do ideas form? ¿cómo se forman las ideas?
modifier
form feed (n) (Comput) salto de página; (m)
form letter (n) (US) carta tipo; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "form"

Imperative
  • form
  • you form
  • he/she forms
  • we form
  • you form
  • they form
Preterite
  • I formed
  • you formed
  • he/she formed
  • we formed
  • you formed
  • they formed
Present Continuous
  • I am forming
  • you are forming
  • he/she is forming
  • we are forming
  • you are forming
  • they are forming
Present Perfect
  • I have formed
  • you have formed
  • he/she has formed
  • we have formed
  • you have formed
  • they have formed
Past Continuous
  • I was forming
  • you were forming
  • he/she was forming
  • we were forming
  • you were forming
  • they were forming
Past Perfect
  • I had formed
  • you had formed
  • he/she had formed
  • we had formed
  • you had formed
  • they had formed
Future
  • I will form
  • you will form
  • he/she will form
  • we will form
  • you will form
  • they will form
Future Perfect
  • I will have formed
  • you will have formed
  • he/she will have formed
  • we will have formed
  • you will have formed
  • they will have formed
Future Continuous
  • I will be forming
  • you will be forming
  • he/she will be forming
  • we will be forming
  • you will be forming
  • they will be forming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been forming
  • you have been forming
  • he/she has been forming
  • we have been forming
  • you have been forming
  • they have been forming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been forming
  • you will have been forming
  • he/she will have been forming
  • we will have been forming
  • you will have been forming
  • they will have been forming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been forming
  • you had been forming
  • he/she had been forming
  • we had been forming
  • you had been forming
  • they had been forming
Paid English to Spanish translation

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