Pensar una idea o un plan.
To think of an idea or plan.
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See how the word “ocurrírsele” is used in sentences
Se le ocurrió un arreglo ingenioso. — She came up with a clever fix.
¿Puedes idear una nueva estrategia? — Can you come up with a new strategy?
¿Puedes conseguir hoy una solución? — Can you come up with a solution today?
¿Cómo se te ocurrió ese nombre? — How did you come up with that name?
Necesito idear algo bueno para el proyecto. — I need to come up with a good idea for the project.
Tienen que conseguir más fondos pronto. — They need to come up with more funds soon.
Se nos tiene que ocurrir un plan antes del viernes. — We need to come up with a plan by Friday.
Ideemos soluciones juntos durante la reunión. — Let’s come up with solutions together during the meeting.
Ella aportó una idea para el proyecto. — She came up with an idea for the project.
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