Acordaste (en. You agreed)

/a.koɾˈðas.te/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

English: To remember or have in memory something that had been forgotten.

English: Yesterday you agreed on what we had planned.

Ayer acordaste lo que habíamos planeado.

English: To make two or more people come to an agreement on a topic.

English: You agreed with your friends about the time of the meeting.

Acordaste con tus amigos sobre la hora de la reunión.

English: To establish a commitment or pact with another person.

English: You agreed to return the book next week.

Acordaste devolver el libro la próxima semana.

English: It derives from the verb 'acordar', which comes from the Latin 'accordare'.

English: you remembered

English: You remembered or referred to something.

acordaste de

English: you agreed with

English: You reached an agreement with someone.

acordaste con

English: you agreed that

English: You established something that should be remembered.

acordaste que

English: to agree

English: Verb that refers to remembering or establishing an agreement.

acordar

English: agreement

English: Commitment made between two or more parties.

acuerdo

English: to remember

English: To have something present in memory.

recordar

English: To agree on something with someone informally.

English: I agreed with him that we would meet at the bar.

Acordé con él que nos veríamos en el bar.

English: To reach a quick deal without formalities.

English: You agreed on everything in a couple of minutes.

Acordaste todo en un par de minutos.