How is the word preocupación translated from Spanish to English

Sensación de inquietud por algo.

A feeling of worry about something.

noun
English translation
concern

Examples with “preocupación”

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  • Hay una preocupación creciente por el agua. There is growing concern about the water.

  • La carta se refiere a tu cuenta. The letter concerns your account.

  • Su principal preocupación es el coste. Her main concern is the cost.

  • Estas normas se refieren a todos los socios nuevos. These rules concern all new members.

  • ¿Por qué tanta preocupación por un retraso corto? Why is there so much concern over a short delay?

  • ¿El cambio se refiere también al personal a tiempo parcial? Does the change concern part-time staff?

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FAQ about “preocupación”

How is “preocupación” translated from Spanish?
“preocupación” translates into English as “concern”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “preocupación” mean?
Meaning of “preocupación”: Sensación de inquietud por algo. In English — “concern”.
What part of speech is “preocupación”?
“preocupación” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “preocupación”?
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