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eventos

eh-vehn-tohs/eˈβentos/

eventos means events in Spanish (general happenings or planned occasions).

events

Also: happenings, occasions
NounmA1
A collection of objects symbolizing different types of events: a brightly wrapped gift box, a shiny golden trophy, and a microphone on a stand.

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Hay muchos eventos culturales este fin de semana en la ciudad.

A1

There are many cultural events this weekend in the city.

La empresa organiza eventos deportivos para sus empleados.

A2

The company organizes sporting events for its employees.

Los eventos recientes han cambiado la perspectiva de la situación económica global.

B1

The recent events have changed the perspective of the global economic situation.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • sucesos (happenings)
  • celebraciones (celebrations)
  • acontecimientos (occurrences)

Common Collocations

  • organizar eventosto organize events
  • eventos socialessocial events
  • eventos deportivossports events

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "eventos" in Spanish:

eventshappeningsoccasions

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Quick Quiz: eventos

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Which sentence correctly uses 'eventos'?

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👥 Word Family
🎵 Rhymes
momentosintentos
📚 Etymology

This word comes directly from the Latin word *eventus*, meaning 'outcome,' 'result,' or 'occurrence.' It has maintained this core meaning of something that happens or takes place.

First recorded: Late Middle Ages

Cognates (Related words)

English: eventPortuguese: eventosItalian: eventi

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the singular form of 'eventos'?

The singular form is 'evento.' It is a masculine noun ('el evento') and follows the standard rule of adding an '-s' to make it plural ('los eventos').

Is 'eventos' used for both planned and unplanned occurrences?

Yes, 'eventos' can refer to planned gatherings (like concerts or meetings) or unplanned, important occurrences (like historical happenings or natural phenomena).