proponer

proponer

See also: propoñer

English

Etymology

    From propone + -er.

    Noun

    proponer (plural proponers)

    1. One who propones.

    Interlingua

    Verb

    proponer

    1. to suggest, propose

    Conjugation

        Conjugation of proponer
    infinitive proponer
    participle present perfect
    proponente proponite
    active simple perfect
    present propone ha proponite
    past proponeva habeva proponite
    future proponera habera proponite
    conditional proponerea haberea proponite
    imperative propone
    passive simple perfect
    present es proponite ha essite proponite
    past esseva proponite habeva essite proponite
    future essera proponite habera essite proponite
    conditional esserea proponite haberea essite proponite
    imperative sia proponite

    Spanish

    Etymology

    Borrowed from Latin prōpōnere (to set forth; to propose; to declare). By surface analysis, pro- +‎ poner. Cognate with English propose and propound.

    Pronunciation

    • IPA(key): /pɾopoˈneɾ/ [pɾo.poˈneɾ]
    • Rhymes: -eɾ
    • Syllabification: pro‧po‧ner

    Verb

    proponer (first-person singular present propongo, first-person singular preterite propuse, past participle propuesto)

    1. to propose, to propound, to put forth, to put forward, to bring forward, to suggest
    2. to nominate (e.g., a candidate, a representative)
    3. (law) to move
    4. (reflexive) to put one's mind to
      Lo hice casi sin proponérmelo
      I did it without really putting my mind to it

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