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Detailed Translations for proclaimed from English to Spanish

proclaimed:


Translation Matrix for proclaimed:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- announced

Synonyms for "proclaimed":


Related Definitions for "proclaimed":

  1. declared publicly; made widely known1
    • the newspaper's proclaimed adherence to the government's policy1

proclaim:

Conjugations for proclaim:

present
  1. proclaim
  2. proclaim
  3. proclaims
  4. proclaim
  5. proclaim
  6. proclaim
simple past
  1. proclaimed
  2. proclaimed
  3. proclaimed
  4. proclaimed
  5. proclaimed
  6. proclaimed
present perfect
  1. have proclaimed
  2. have proclaimed
  3. has proclaimed
  4. have proclaimed
  5. have proclaimed
  6. have proclaimed
past continuous
  1. was proclaiming
  2. were proclaiming
  3. was proclaiming
  4. were proclaiming
  5. were proclaiming
  6. were proclaiming
future
  1. shall proclaim
  2. will proclaim
  3. will proclaim
  4. shall proclaim
  5. will proclaim
  6. will proclaim
continuous present
  1. am proclaiming
  2. are proclaiming
  3. is proclaiming
  4. are proclaiming
  5. are proclaiming
  6. are proclaiming
subjunctive
  1. be proclaimed
  2. be proclaimed
  3. be proclaimed
  4. be proclaimed
  5. be proclaimed
  6. be proclaimed
diverse
  1. proclaim!
  2. let's proclaim!
  3. proclaimed
  4. proclaiming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for proclaim:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
avisar giving notice of; notifying
publicar publication; publish; publishing
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
anunciar announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state advertise; advertize; announce; broadcast; broadcast news report; broadcast the news; declare; decree; divulge something; give; give notice of; inform; make known; make propaganda; make something public; notify; ordain; order; propagandise; propagandize; publish; recruit; remind; send for; send word; solicit; subpoena; summon
avisar announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state announce; communicate; declare; give; give notice of; impart; inform; intimate; list; make known; make one's opinion known; mention; notify; remind; send for; send word; state; subpoena; summon
comunicar announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state announce; blab; call attention to; chat; chatter; communicate; connect; feed; give notice of; have a conversation; impart; indicate; inform; instil; instill; intimate; make known; make one's opinion known; narrate; notify; pass on; point out; put through; rattle; relate; report; send word; speak; state; talk; tell
declarar announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state announce; declare; explain; give; inform; make clear; make explicit; report; state; to declare; to decree; to ordain
decretar call; give notice of; proclaim be in command of; bid; charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; direct; exert power; force; instruct; ordain; order; preside; rule; take the lead
difundir announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state blab; broadcast; chat; chatter; disclose; disseminate; give away; have a conversation; inform against; metastasise; metastasize; narrate; rattle; relate; reveal; sow; speak; squeal; talk; tell
divulgar announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state
emitir announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state bring out; broadcast; discharge; disgorge; drain; emanate; emit; empty; expel; exude; issue; remove; send; send out; show
hacer publicidad announce; proclaim advertise; advertize; insert an advertisement; make propaganda; plug; propagandise; propagandize; publish; put an advertisement; put something up for sale; recruit; solicit
informar de announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state announce; inform; make known; notify; report; send word; state
ordenar call; give notice of; proclaim aggravate; arrange; assign to; assort; be in command of; bid; burden; card-index; charge; class; classify; clean; clear away; coerce; command; commission; compel; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; direct; do odd jobs; do out; entomb; exert power; force; get settled; give an order; group; instruct; inter; oblige; ordain; order; preside; put away; put in order; put out; put right; range; rank; redevelop; remove; renovate; restore; rule; select; settle; shunt; sift; sort; sort out; systematise; systematize; take off; take the lead; tidy up
pasar lista declare names; proclaim
poner un anuncio announce; proclaim advertise; advertize; insert an advertisement; make propaganda; plug; propagandise; propagandize; publish; put an advertisement; put something up for sale; recruit; solicit
proclamar announce; call; declare; expound; give notice of; proclaim; state
promulgar announce; call; declare; expound; give notice of; proclaim; state
publicar announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state advertise; advertize; announce; bring down; deposit; divulge something; issue; lay; laydown; make appear; make something public; place; post; publish; put down; set; set down; situate; station; take down
revelar announce; declare; expound; proclaim; state admit; alter; betray; change; create; develop; disclose; display; exhibit; give away; inform against; interchange; invent; make; peach; reveal; show; squeak; squeal; switch; transform; unfold; unveil; vary
- advertise; advertize; exalt; exclaim; extol; give notice; glorify; laud; predicate; promulgate; publish
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
emitir issue
- announce; make known

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Synonyms for "proclaim":


Related Definitions for "proclaim":

  1. praise, glorify, or honor1
  2. state or announce1
    • The King will proclaim an amnesty1
  3. declare formally; declare someone to be something; of titles1
    • He was proclaimed King1
  4. affirm or declare as an attribute or quality of1

Wiktionary Translations for proclaim:

proclaim
verb
  1. to excitedly, verbosely and candidly describe

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
proclaim proclamar afkondigen — (overgankelijk) openbaar maken, bijvoorbeeld van een beslissing
proclaim proclamar proclamerpublier, annoncer à haute voix et avec solennité.

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