Entabló (en. He established)

/entanˈβlo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To establish or initiate a dialogue, discussion, or agreement.

English: The president opened discussions with opposition leaders.

El presidente entabló conversaciones con los líderes de la oposición.

English: To promote or initiate a project or activity.

English: The NGO launched a new humanitarian aid program.

La ONG entabló un nuevo programa de ayuda humanitaria.

English: To start a relationship or connection with someone.

English: I decided to befriend my new neighbor.

Decidí entablar amistad con mi nuevo vecino.

English: From the verb 'entablar', which comes from the Latin 'tabula', meaning table or board, referring to sitting at the table to discuss.

English: to start a dialogue

English: To begin a formal or informal conversation.

entablar diálogo

English: to forge a friendship

English: To establish a friendship.

entablar amistad

English: to initiate negotiations

English: To start a negotiation process between parties.

entablar negociaciones

English: to establish

English: Verb that means to establish or initiate something, especially a conversation or relationship.

entablar

English: dialogue

English: Verbal exchange between two or more people.

diálogo

English: negotiation

English: Process of discussion and agreement between parties.

negociación

English: To start a conversation informally.

English: I'm going to start a chat with her at the party.

Voy a entablar un charla con ella en la fiesta.

English: To bring up a topic of discussion in a group.

English: We're going to have that discussion about the project this afternoon.

Vamos a entablar esa discusión sobre el proyecto esta tarde.