Manifiesto (en. Manifest)
/maniˈfjesto/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
A written document in which ideas or reasons are presented.
The political party's manifesto was very clear in its proposals.
El manifiesto del partido político fue muy claro en sus propuestas.
A public manifestation of a feeling or idea.
The manifesto against inequality gathered thousands of people.
El manifiesto contra la desigualdad reunió a miles de personas.
Etymology
From Latin 'manifestum', which means 'clear, evident'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Political manifesto
A written document that exposes the ideas and proposals of a political party.
manifiesto político
Artistic manifesto
A document that proclaims the intention and direction of an artistic movement.
manifiesto artístico
Social manifesto
A declaration of principles and proposals for change in society.
manifiesto social
Related Words
Demonstration
The action of making something manifest, such as a protest or public meeting.
manifestación
Declaration
The act of expressing a purpose, feeling, or position.
declaración
Sheet
A document generally folded that contains information or proposals.
pliego
Slang Meanings
To offer a clear opinion on a topic.
Whenever we discuss politics, he brings his manifesto.
Siempre que discutimos política, trae su manifiesto.
The act of making intentions public.
He came with his manifesto on how the company should be.
Vino con su manifiesto sobre cómo debería ser la empresa.