Anunciar algo de manera oficial o pública.
To announce something officially or publicly.
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See how the word “proclamar” is used in sentences
El alcalde proclamará mañana la apertura del festival. — The mayor will declare the festival open tomorrow.
Afirmará su intención de presentarse al cargo. — She will declare her intention to run for office.
Tiene que declarar todos sus ingresos en el formulario. — He needs to declare all his income on the form.
¿Puedes proclamar cuáles son tus intenciones con el proyecto? — Can you declare your intentions for the project?
¿Ya le has declarado tu amor? — Did you declare your love for her yet?
¿Has declarado los artículos que trajiste del extranjero? — Have you declared the items you brought from abroad?
Proclama tus resultados en la reunión de la semana que viene. — Please declare your results at the meeting next week.
Afirma tus conclusiones en la reunión. — Please declare your findings at the meeting.
Acuérdate de declarar tus mercancías antes de salir de la aduana. — Remember to declare your goods before leaving customs.
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