Presenté (en. Present)

/pɾeˈsente/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

First-person singular indicative of the past tense of the verb present.

I presented the project at the meeting.

Yo presenté el proyecto en la reunión.

Used to indicate that someone has been present at an event.

The teacher introduced the students in class.

El profesor presenté a los estudiantes en la clase.

Indicates the action of having introduced something or someone to a group.

I introduced my friend at the party.

Yo presenté a mi amiga en la fiesta.

From the verb "present," which comes from the Latin 'praesentare.'

to make an appearance

To attend a place.

hacer acto de presencia

to be present

To be in a specific place.

estar presente

present in the mind

To be constantly remembered.

presente en la mente

present

Who is in a place or at a specific time.

presente

presentation

The act of presenting something to an audience.

presentación

presenter

Person who presents something, like a program or an event.

presentador

To show presence in a social place

Whenever there is a party, she showed up.

Siempre que hay una fiesta, ella se presenté.

To participate actively in an activity

If I didn't present you, you won't count for the vote.

Si no te presenté, no contarás para la votación.