How to Say "procedure" in Spanish

Use this for a general set of steps or rules that must be followed, often for safety or official purposes.

This refers to a broader set of rules or a series of actions that lead to a particular outcome, like a learning process or a manufacturing process.

Use this for a specific way or sequence of actions designed to achieve something, like a new method for organizing tasks.

This is specifically used for a medical procedure involving surgery.

Use this for administrative, bureaucratic, or legal steps that need to be completed, often at an office or government agency.

This refers to an official or bureaucratic step, often a specific task within a larger process, similar to 'trámite' but can sometimes imply more action.

Use this for official steps taken, especially by authorities or in a performance context, emphasizing the action itself.

This refers to a formal system or set of steps designed to achieve a specific purpose, often implying a structured approach.

This implies a very detailed, established, step-by-step plan or set of rules for a specific situation, like a medical or diplomatic protocol.

This refers to a method or channel through which something is done, often used with 'electrónica' or 'correo' to mean 'by means of'.