Part of Speech: Verb
Phonetic Transcription: /de.noˈtar/
Meanings: The verb "denotar" means to indicate, to show, or to convey a particular meaning or message. It is commonly used to express the act of revealing or signifying something.
Usage Patterns: "Denotar" is a frequently used verb in Spanish, both in oral speech and in written context. It is a versatile verb that can be employed in various scenarios to convey different meanings or actions.
Verb Tenses: - Present: denoto, denotas, denota, denotamos, denotáis, denotan - Preterite: denoté, denotaste, denotó, denotamos, denotasteis, denotaron - Imperfect: denotaba, denotabas, denotaba, denotábamos, denotabais, denotaban - Future: denotaré, denotarás, denotará, denotaremos, denotaréis, denotarán - Conditional: denotaría, denotarías, denotaría, denotaríamos, denotaríais, denotarían - Present Subjunctive: denote, denotes, denote, denotemos, denotéis, denoten
Example Phrases: 1. "El gesto que hizo denotaba su desaprobación." (The gesture he made indicated his disapproval.) 2. "Los cambios en el clima denotan un proceso de calentamiento global." (The changes in the climate denote a process of global warming.)
Idiomatic Expressions: "Denotar" is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions.
Etymology: The word "denotar" comes from the Latin word "denotāre," which is formed by the prefix "de-" (intensive) and the verb "notāre" (to note, mark).
Synonyms: - indicar (to indicate) - señalar (to point out) - mostrar (to show)
Antonyms: - ocultar (to hide) - disimular (to conceal)