prepare
The Spanish word 'preparar' is directly translated to 'prepare' in English. It is used in the same context as in English, where it refers to making something ready for use or consideration. It can also refer to the action of making food, arrangements, plans, or even oneself ready for a particular event or occurrence.
How do you prepare this recipe?
This sentence demonstrates how to pose a question using 'preparar', inquiring about the process or method.
I have to prepare dinner.
This is an example of how to use the verb 'preparar' (to prepare) in the first person singular form, 'yo' (I). The word 'cena' means dinner.
Can you prepare the car?
This phrase uses the verb 'preparar' in a phrase that is a question, and uses it in the context of preparing for a journey.
The chef is going to prepare a soup.
This example uses 'preparar' in the context of cooking and shows the use of the verb in the future tense.
I am going to prepare the documents for the meeting.
'Preparar' is used here to express readiness for an event, in this case, a meeting - by sorting out relevant documents.
The teacher asked me to prepare a presentation.
This phrase uses the verb 'preparar' in the past tense - in the first person singular form.
My mom is preparing food.
Here, 'preparar' is used in the present tense and in the context of preparing food.
We should prepare something for his birthday.
This is an example of using 'preparar' in a conditional context expressing an suggestion or advice.
Preparing a good coffee is not easy.
The 'preparar' verb here is used in the context of making a general statement or expressing an opinion.
I am preparing my luggage for the trip.
The verb 'preparar' is used here in the context of packing or getting ready for a journey.