Reforma (en. Reform)

/reˈfoɾ.ma/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Positive change in an established order.
The educational reform aims to improve the quality of teaching.
La reforma educativa busca mejorar la calidad de la enseñanza.
Modification of a law or norm.
The government proposed a tax reform.
El gobierno propuso una reforma tributaria.
Action of reforming.
Labor reform is under discussion in Congress.
La reforma laboral está en discusión en el congreso.

Etymology

From Latin 'reformare', which means 'to form again'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

agrarian reform
Set of measures aimed at the redistribution of land.
reforma agraria
reform of the system
Comprehensive modification of an established system.
reforma del sistema
political reform
Changes in power and governance structures.
reforma política

Related Words

reformer
A person who proposes or carries out reforms.
reformador
reformism
A movement or trend that seeks to implement reforms.
reformismo
reformable
That can be reformed.
reformable

Slang Meanings

Quick reform
We made a quick reform in the project to adjust it to the new requirements.
Hicimos una reforma rápida en el proyecto para ajustarlo a las nuevas exigencias.
Forceful reform
Sometimes a forceful reform is needed to achieve significant changes.
A veces hace falta una reforma a la brava para lograr cambios significativos.