group

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el grupo

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group
[gruːp]
sustantivo
1grupo (m)
  • group decision -> decisión (f) colectiva
  • group dynamics -> dinámica (f) de grupo
  • group photograph -> fotografía (f) de grupo
  • group therapy -> terapia (f) de grupo
verbo transitivo
2agrupar
verbo intransitivo
3agruparse

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group [grup]
sustantivo
1Grupo, el conjunto de varias figuras que forman un todo.
2Grupo, combinación, conjunto de figuras dispuestas en una obra de arte.
3Grupo, serie, clase.
  • Group insurance -> seguro colectivo o de grupo
va. Agrupar.

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group [ɡruːp]
noun
1 [of people, objects] grupo; (m) (for specific purpose) agrupación; (f) asociación; (f) (gang) pandilla; (f) banda; (f) (Mús) conjunto; (m) grupo; (m) [of languages] familia; (f)
they stood in a group estaban en grupo
I'm not really part of their group I joined my local women's group I came across a group of deer in the forest
ethnic group grupo étnico; (m)
The city is struggling to prove that all three ethnic groups can live together
family group familia; (f) grupo familiar; (m)
a portrait painted in 1837 depicting a family group a variety of table sizes permits different seating arrangements; you can meet new people or remain within your own family group
a human rights group una agrupación asociación pro derechos humanos;or
she belongs to a [singing] group
interest support
a [support] group for victims of crime
2 (Comm) [of companies] grupo; (m)
the Hawker-Siddeley Group Sir Frank Sprigges was Group Managing Director the Thorsons Publishing Group
verb:transitive
(also group together) agrupar
we group the children by ability agrupamos a los niños según sus habilidades; we grouped ourselves around the piano nos agrupamos alrededor del piano; the report's conclusions are grouped together under one heading las conclusiones del informe están agrupadas bajo un mismo encabezamiento
the object of this analysis is to group customers together according to their most important needs Draw conclusions and make recommendations. Decide whether to group these in a section on their own or at the end of each division in the report I was surprised and a bit hurt that he would group me in the same category as the patients we group students into four categories an electoral alliance grouping all the opposition parties the skiers are grouped by ability, not age
verb:intransitive
agruparse
the children grouped around her los niños se agruparon alrededor de ella
His men were grouping around him, agitatedly reporting on events
modifier
group booking (n) reserva hecha para un grupo; (f)
nearly all of the seats were taken up by group bookings we offer discounts for groups bookings we would prefer the seats all together - it's a group booking
group captain (n) (Britain) (Aer) jefe de escuadrilla; (m)
group discussion (n) debate en grupo; (m)
group dynamics (n) dinámica de grupo; (f)
group photo (n) foto de conjunto; (f)
group practice (n) (Med) consultorio (de médicos); (m)
she and several other doctors formed a group practice she's the receptionist in a group practice my local doctor's is a group practice The advantages of group practices are that they permit the doctors to organize their work better, enabling them to have time off instead of being permanently on call
group sex (n) sexo en grupo; (m)
group therapy (n) terapia de grupo; (f)
AgreementAgreement
When grupo is followed by de + plural noun, following verbs can be in the plural or, less commonly, in the singular:
grupode
A group of youths came up to him Un grupo de jóvenes se le acercaron se le acercó;Un grupo de jóvenes se le acercaronorse le acercó
Otherwise, use the singular form of the verb:
The group is are well-known for being aggressiveor El grupo es conocido por su agresividad;El grupo es conocido por su agresividad
group

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Verb Conjugation for "group"

Imperative
  • group
  • you group
  • he/she groups
  • we group
  • you group
  • they group
Preterite
  • I grouped
  • you grouped
  • he/she grouped
  • we grouped
  • you grouped
  • they grouped
Present Continuous
  • I am grouping
  • you are grouping
  • he/she is grouping
  • we are grouping
  • you are grouping
  • they are grouping
Present Perfect
  • I have grouped
  • you have grouped
  • he/she has grouped
  • we have grouped
  • you have grouped
  • they have grouped
Past Continuous
  • I was grouping
  • you were grouping
  • he/she was grouping
  • we were grouping
  • you were grouping
  • they were grouping
Past Perfect
  • I had grouped
  • you had grouped
  • he/she had grouped
  • we had grouped
  • you had grouped
  • they had grouped
Future
  • I will group
  • you will group
  • he/she will group
  • we will group
  • you will group
  • they will group
Future Perfect
  • I will have grouped
  • you will have grouped
  • he/she will have grouped
  • we will have grouped
  • you will have grouped
  • they will have grouped
Future Continuous
  • I will be grouping
  • you will be grouping
  • he/she will be grouping
  • we will be grouping
  • you will be grouping
  • they will be grouping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been grouping
  • you have been grouping
  • he/she has been grouping
  • we have been grouping
  • you have been grouping
  • they have been grouping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been grouping
  • you will have been grouping
  • he/she will have been grouping
  • we will have been grouping
  • you will have been grouping
  • they will have been grouping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been grouping
  • you had been grouping
  • he/she had been grouping
  • we had been grouping
  • you had been grouping
  • they had been grouping
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