How is the word anunció translated from Spanish to English

Le dijo a la gente algo de manera oficial y pública.

Told people something officially and publicly.

verb
English translation
announced

Examples with “anunció”

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  • La empresa anunció nuevos precios ayer. The company announced new prices yesterday.

  • El gerente anunció la nueva política hoy. The manager announced the new policy today.

  • Los resultados fueron anunciados en el sitio web. The results were announced on the website.

  • ¿Ya anunciaron el evento correctamente? Did they announce the event properly yet?

  • ¿Quién anunció el cambio al equipo? Who announced the change to the team?

  • Por favor, anuncien los detalles de la reunión al equipo. Please announced the meeting details to the team.

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FAQ about “anunció”

How is “anunció” translated from Spanish?
“anunció” translates into English as “announced”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “anunció” mean?
Meaning of “anunció”: Le dijo a la gente algo de manera oficial y pública. In English — “announced”.
What part of speech is “anunció”?
“anunció” is a verb.
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