How to Say "stated" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “stated” is “declaró” — use 'declaró' when referring to a formal announcement, declaration, or statement made by an authority or individual..
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verbB1general communication
Use 'declaró' when referring to a formal announcement, declaration, or statement made by an authority or individual.
Examples
El presidente declaró el estado de emergencia ayer.
The president declared a state of emergency yesterday.
expuesto
eks-PWES-toh/eksˈpwesto/
adjectiveB2formal explanation
Use 'expuesto' when describing something that has been put on display or exhibited for the public to see, like art or information.
Examples
Los cuadros de Picasso están expuestos en esta sala.
Picasso's paintings are on display in this room.
Por lo anteriormente expuesto, solicitamos una revisión.
Due to what was stated above, we request a review.
Declarar vs. Exponer
Learners often confuse 'declaró' and 'expuesto' by using 'expuesto' for official announcements. Remember, 'declaró' is for making a statement or declaration, while 'expuesto' is for showing something publicly.
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