The word "provisiones" is a noun in the plural form.
/pro.βi.si.o.nes/
"Provisiones" refers to the items or supplies that are stored for future use, often food or equipment necessary for a particular purpose. This word is commonly used in contexts related to preparation, logistics, and sustenance.
Frequency of use is moderate to high, with a tendency toward more frequent usage in written contexts such as reports, articles, and legal documents. It is also used in oral communication, especially in discussions regarding resource management, survival preparations, and military context.
Las provisiones eran suficientes para todo el viaje.
The provisions were sufficient for the entire trip.
El grupo de montañistas llevó varias provisiones antes de su expedición.
The group of mountaineers took various provisions before their expedition.
Es importante revisar las provisiones antes de una tormenta.
It is important to check the provisions before a storm.
While "provisiones" is not commonly featured in idiomatic expressions, it is relevant in certain phrases regarding preparation and supply.
"Hacer provisiones para el invierno."
"To make provisions for the winter." (Meaning: To prepare in advance for future needs).
"No hay provisiones sin planificación."
"There are no provisions without planning." (Meaning: Success requires foresight and preparation).
"Cuando hay provisiones, la calma se apodera del ambiente."
"When there are provisions, calmness takes over the atmosphere." (Meaning: Having sufficient resources leads to peace of mind).
The word "provisiones" originates from the Latin "pro visione," which translates to "for the sight" or "for foresight." This reflects the inherent idea of preparing or anticipating future needs.
Synonyms: - Suministros - Abastecimientos - Recursos
Antonyms: - Escasez (Scarcity) - Falta (Lack) - Insuficiencia (Insufficiency)