inaugurate

The Spanish word 'inaugurar' corresponds to the English term 'inaugurate'. It typically refers to the formal beginning or introduction of a system, policy, or period, or the formal opening of a public event, such as a meeting, business, project, or newly built structure. It can also indicate the start or first public use of an airport, building, business, etc. It conveys a sense of commencement or initiation, and is often used in political, business, and organizational contexts.

Example sentences using: inaugurar

Hoy vamos a inaugurar una nueva tienda en el centro.

Today we are going to inaugurate a new store in the downtown.

This phrase indicates that a new store is opening today in the downtown area. The use of 'inaugurar' emphasizes the official beginning of the store's operations.

El presidente asistirá para inaugurar el nuevo puente.

The president will attend to inaugurate the new bridge.

This phrase conveys that the president will be present at the official ceremony marking the opening of a new bridge, highlighting the importance of the event.

Vamos a inaugurar la exposición de arte el próximo sábado.

We are going to inaugurate the art exhibition next Saturday.

This statement expresses plans to officially open an art exhibition on the upcoming Saturday, marking the start of the event for visitors.