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    Causar (en. Cause)

    /kau̯ˈsaɾ/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To provoke or generate something.
    The noise can cause discomfort.
    El ruido puede causar molestias.
    To make something happen.
    Decisions can cause significant changes.
    Las decisiones pueden causar cambios significativos.
    To originate a situation or state.
    His behavior caused concern in his parents.
    Su comportamiento causó preocupación en sus padres.

    Etymology

    Derived from the Latin 'causare', which means 'to make or provoke something'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    cause problems
    Generate difficulties or complications.
    causar problemas
    make an impression
    Produce a notable effect on someone.
    causar impresión
    cause an uproar
    Provoking great agitation or uproar.
    causar revuelo

    Related Words

    causing
    That occasions or produces something.
    causante
    causality
    Relationship of cause and effect between two or more things.
    causalidad
    cause
    Reason or motive that originates something.
    causa

    Slang Meanings

    Create a scandal or controversy.
    That comment caused a great uproar on social media.
    Ese comentario causó un gran revuelo en las redes sociales.
    Produce a fun or absurd situation.
    The joke he told caused much laughter at the party.
    El chiste que contó causó muchas risas en la fiesta.