provision

provision
[prəˈvɪʒən]
sustantivo
también:
  • provisions -> provisiones (f pl) (supplies)
1suministro (m) abastecimiento (m) (supplying) (of money, water); prestación (f) (of services)
2(allowance)
  • to make provision for something -> prever algo, tener en cuenta algo
  • the law makes no provision for a case of this kind -> la ley no contempla un caso de este tipo
3estipulación (f) disposición (f) (in treaty, contract)

provision [pro-vi-shon]
sustantivo
1Provisión, prevención de comestibles o de otras cosas necesarias (supply); víveres, bastimentos.
2Provisión, los comestibles u otras cosas recogidas (stores).
3La acción de proveerse, prevenirse o disponerse, precaución o medidas de precaución.
4Señalamiento, asignación de alimentos, asistencias, etc. 5 Ajuste, convenio, estipulación.
5Requisito.
6Medida, disposición, providencia.
  • Till further provision be made -> hasta más proveer
  • To make provision for -> proveer a; asegurar el porvenir de
7Cláusula, estipulación, condición.
8Provisiones, vituallas, bastimentos.
verbo
1Aprovisionar, abastecer.

provision [prəˈvɪʒən] ?
noun
1 (act of providing) [of funds, accommodation, jobs] provisión; (f) [of food, water] suministro; (m) abastecimiento; (m) [of service, care] prestación; (f)
the provision of jobs was an essential part of the scheme they were generous in the provision of funds for economic development projects in Egypt suggestions that Britain was attaching conditions to /the provision of aid to Jordan/ they are involved in the provision of fresh water
provision of adequate toilet facilities on the site is essential es esencial que la obra esté provista de aseos adecuados
the provision of food Iraq must ensure the immediate provision of food, water and basic services to these people local government are involved in the provision of services
the provision of care for the elderly la prestación de asistencia social a los ancianos
investment in infrastructure and the provision of services this department is responsible for the provision of residential care services
to get in lay in a provision of coalget inorlay in abastecerse de carbón
2 (amount, number provided)
nursery provision is usually poor in country areas la provisión de guarderías es generalmente escasa en las zonas rurales; suele haber pocas guarderías en las zonas rurales; there is inadequate housing provision for the poor la provisión de viviendas para los pobres es insuficiente; they have cut their provision of grants to research students han reducido la cantidad de ayudas destinadas a la investigación
more university places and increased provision of grants made it easier to cross class barriers
recent government policies have squeezed welfare provision las recientes medidas gubernamentales han reducido las prestaciones en materia de bienestar social
there are gaps in the provision of all kinds of government services the provision of recreational facilities for the handicapped
3 (arrangements) (gen) previsiones; (f)
contracts which contain provision for generous severance payments in the event of early dismissal
to make provision for sth/sbmake hacer previsiones para algo/algn
the government had made no provision for the refugeesno el gobierno no había hecho previsiones para los refugiados
the school makes special provision for brighter children I am pleased the law makes provision for those who do have beliefs if parents elect not to send their children to school they must make provision for them outside the school system the organisation makes special provision for the adolescent children of alcoholics local authorities have the power to make special educational provision for the under 2s and will have a duty to make such provision for children aged 2-5 and 16-19 they should not expect their employer to make special provision to allow them to return to work the authority must make provision for the education of all children in its area the architects have made provision for the special needs of the disabled he asked if it had ever occurred to her to make provision for her own pension the food the US is bringing in is welcome, but they have not made any provision for security they made provision for the defence of Britain the essence of the NATO Defence Ministers' job remains the same: to make provision for contingencies they cannot expect their employer to make special provision to allow them to return to work airports are to make special provision for planes carrying relief goods most restaurants make some provision for vegetarians on their menus
(financial arrangements) provisiones; (f)
there are very generous provisions for families with young children there are very generous provisions for his wife
to make provision for sth/sbmake
you must make provision for your old age debes hacer provisiones para la vejez
banks have been increasing their bad debt provisions as more companies go into receivership
to make provision for one's family asegurar el porvenir de su familia; she would find some way of making proper provision for her baby ya encontraría alguna manera de proveer para su bebé
he is making generous provision to ensure the comfort of his daughter-in-law state financial provision for the disabled she did not make any provision for her children. to make [financial] provision for sb/sth absent fathers must make adequate (financial) provision for their children
he has made financial provision for his son's education ha hecho provisiones económicas para la educación de su hijo
voluntary schemes where workers could make private provision for unemployment they claimed the settlement of $470 million was not enough because it made no provision for any future illnesses
the state makes provision for people without alternative resources el estado hace provisiones para la gente que no tiene otras fuentes de ingreso
they claimed the settlement of $470 million was not enough voluntary schemes where workers could make private provision for unemployment
he made no provision in his will for his only child Violetno no incluyó a su única hija, Violet, en el testamento
4 provisions (food) provisiones; (f) víveres; (m)
we set out with enough provisions for two weeks there was a basket of provisions on the table
5 (stipulation) estipulación; (f) disposición; (f)
under according to the provisions of the treatyor en virtud de las estipulaciones disposiciones del tratado;or
there is no provision for this in the rulesnothe rules make no provision for thisno las reglas no disponen en previsión de esto
the law makes no provision for pension rights in divorce the contract makes provision for annual leave
it comes within the provisions of this lawwithin está comprendido dentro de lo estipulado por esta ley; está comprendido dentro de las estipulaciones disposiciones de esta ley;or
there is no provision for funding performance-related pay rises he backed a provision that would allow judges to delay granting a divorce decree in some cases the bill's provision for the sale and purchase of land faces stiff opposition from conservatives the government had still to agree on the provisions of the Bill this case clearly falls within the provisions of the copyright laws new regulations include a provision for capital punishment in some cases there's no provision in the German constitution for a referendum the constitutional provisions which limited presidential power
6 (condition, proviso) condición; (f)
with the provision thatwith con la condición de que
she approved, with one provision: that ... dio su aprobación con una condición: que ...
they came into the alliance with the provision that they have no nuclear weapons on their soil Johnson approved, with one provision: that Henry's office wouldn't be in the headquarters building
verb:transitive
aprovisionar; abastecer
Congress could not provision the troops they provisioned him aptly for the journey refugees are making their way into areas which are not very well provisioned
to be provisioned with sthwith (formal) estar provisto de algo
we were fully provisioned with fuel and water early one morning, suitably provisioned with sandwiches and bottle of pop, he made a surreptitious departure

Verb Conjugation for "provision"

Imperative
  • provision
  • you provision
  • he/she provisions
  • we provision
  • you provision
  • they provision
Preterite
  • I provisioned
  • you provisioned
  • he/she provisioned
  • we provisioned
  • you provisioned
  • they provisioned
Present Continuous
  • I am provisioning
  • you are provisioning
  • he/she is provisioning
  • we are provisioning
  • you are provisioning
  • they are provisioning
Present Perfect
  • I have provisioned
  • you have provisioned
  • he/she has provisioned
  • we have provisioned
  • you have provisioned
  • they have provisioned
Past Continuous
  • I was provisioning
  • you were provisioning
  • he/she was provisioning
  • we were provisioning
  • you were provisioning
  • they were provisioning
Past Perfect
  • I had provisioned
  • you had provisioned
  • he/she had provisioned
  • we had provisioned
  • you had provisioned
  • they had provisioned
Future
  • I will provision
  • you will provision
  • he/she will provision
  • we will provision
  • you will provision
  • they will provision
Future Perfect
  • I will have provisioned
  • you will have provisioned
  • he/she will have provisioned
  • we will have provisioned
  • you will have provisioned
  • they will have provisioned
Future Continuous
  • I will be provisioning
  • you will be provisioning
  • he/she will be provisioning
  • we will be provisioning
  • you will be provisioning
  • they will be provisioning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been provisioning
  • you have been provisioning
  • he/she has been provisioning
  • we have been provisioning
  • you have been provisioning
  • they have been provisioning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been provisioning
  • you will have been provisioning
  • he/she will have been provisioning
  • we will have been provisioning
  • you will have been provisioning
  • they will have been provisioning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been provisioning
  • you had been provisioning
  • he/she had been provisioning
  • we had been provisioning
  • you had been provisioning
  • they had been provisioning

provisión
feminine noun
1supply, provision (suministro); filling (de una plaza)
  • provisión de fondos -> advance
also:
  • provisiones -> provisions (alimentos)
2measure (disposición)

provisión [pro-ve-se-on’]
noun
1Store of provisions collected for use (suministro); provender. (f)
2Writ, decree, or sentence issued by Spanish tribunals in the king’s name. (f)
3Title or instrument, by virtue whereof an incumbent holds his benefice. (f)
4Act of conferring an employment or office (acto). (f)
5A remittance of funds by the drawer of a bill of exchange to the drawee so that he may accept it. (Commerce) (m)

provisión
sustantivo:femenino
1 (acto) provision
concurso para la provisión de 84 plazas de profesorado competition to fill 84 teaching jobs
Lo que más prisa corre, sin duda, es la provisión de vacantes
2 (abastecimiento) provision; supply
3 provisiones (alimentos) provisions; supplies
4 (Economía)
cheque sin provisión bad cheque; bad check; (EEUU)
provisión de fondos financial cover
antes de redactar la escritura del piso he hecho una provisión de fondos de doscientas mil pesetas en la notaría General Motors es la única compañía que todavía tiene que hacer provisión de fondos para los seguros y pensiones de sus trabajadores En la dirección de la política exterio la provisión de fondos para las pensiones se considera oportuna tuvo que hacer una fuerte provisión de fondos, para hacer frente a las indemnizaciones habíamos hecho una provisión de fondos para cubrir 900 bajas incentivadas
5 (medida) precautionary measure; step

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