How is the word provocar translated from Spanish to English

Hacer que algo suceda.

To make something happen.

phrase
English translation
bring about

Examples with “provocar”

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  • La nueva ley provocó un cambio real. The new law brought about real change.

  • Vamos a generar algunos cambios positivos aquí. Let's bring about some positive changes here.

  • Los pequeños hábitos pueden provocar grandes resultados. Small habits can bring about big results.

  • ¿Puedes generar una solución a tiempo para este problema? Can you bring about a timely solution to this issue?

  • ¿Qué provocó esta decisión tan repentina? What brought about this sudden decision?

  • El gerente quiere generar un mejor trabajo en equipo entre el personal. The manager aims to bring about better teamwork among staff.

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FAQ about “provocar”

How is “provocar” translated from Spanish?
“provocar” translates into English as “bring about”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “provocar” mean?
Meaning of “provocar”: Hacer que algo suceda. In English — “bring about”.
What part of speech is “provocar”?
“provocar” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “provocar”?
Example sentences with “provocar” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “provocar”?
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