adotas
Inglês
Flexões
adoptsPalavras facilmente confundidas
adaptadeptNotas: While 'adopt' is the direct translation, 'adotas' carries a strong informal and internet slang connotation.
Sinônimos e antônimos
Sinônimos
accept·embrace·take up
accept: Aceitar algo, como uma ideia ou proposta.embrace: Acolher ou aceitar algo entusiasticamente.take up: Começar a praticar ou seguir algo.
Antônimos
reject·abandon
Regência e colocações
adopt something
They adopted a new strategy.
Commonly used with direct objects like policies, ideas, or habits.
adopt someone
The couple adopted a baby.
Specifically used in the context of legal or familial adoption.
adopt + gerund
He adopted swimming as his main exercise.
Can be followed by a gerund to indicate taking up an activity.
Contexto cultural e nuances
The English verb 'adopt' covers a range of meanings, from legally taking responsibility for a child to accepting an idea or practice. In digital contexts, similar to the Portuguese 'adotas', 'adopt' can be used informally to signify agreement or acceptance of online trends or content. The nuance often lies in the context: 'adopt a child' refers to legal and familial processes, while 'adopt a policy' or 'adopt a viewpoint' refers to acceptance and implementation.
Conjugação verbal
Espanhol
Flexões
adoptenPalavras facilmente confundidas
adoptoadoptasadoptenNotas: Similar to English, 'adopta' is the direct translation, but 'adotas' is specific to Brazilian internet slang.
Sinônimos e antônimos
Sinônimos
asume·acoge·ap
asume: Forma verbal em espanhol, terceira pessoa do singular do presente do indicativo.acoge: Indica concordância ou recebimento.ap: Integra algo a si ou a um sistema.
Antônimos
rejects·abandons
Regência e colocações
adopts something
The team adopts a new tactic.
Geralmente transitivo direto, com o objeto direto sendo aquilo que é aceito ou incorporado.
adopts someone
The couple adopts an orphan child.
Usado especificamente no contexto de adoção legal ou familiar.
adopts + noun
Adopts a healthy lifestyle.
Pode ser seguido por um substantivo para indicar a incorporação de um modo de ser ou agir.
Contexto cultural e nuances
The Spanish word 'adopta' is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb 'adoptar'. It carries similar meanings to the English 'adopts' and Portuguese 'adota', encompassing the act of taking something on, whether it be a child, a habit, a policy, or an idea. The usage is broad, covering legal, social, and personal contexts. In informal digital communication, it might be used similarly to the Portuguese 'adotas' to express quick acceptance or endorsement, though 'adopta' itself is a standard grammatical form.
Conjugação verbal
EN: adopt · ES: adopta