Summary
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Detailed Translations for appended from English to Spanish
appended:
Translation Matrix for appended:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
anexo | addendum; addition; addition to; affix; annex; appendage; appendix; enclosure; enlargement; expansion; extension; extra; inset; supplement | |
Modifier | Related Translations | Other Translations |
anexo | annexed; appended; attached; enclosed; with this | besieged; bordered; cinctured; closed in; enclosed |
incuido | annexed; appended; attached; enclosed; with this |
Related Words for "appended":
append:
Conjugations for append:
present
- append
- append
- appends
- append
- append
- append
simple past
- appended
- appended
- appended
- appended
- appended
- appended
present perfect
- have appended
- have appended
- has appended
- have appended
- have appended
- have appended
past continuous
- was appending
- were appending
- was appending
- were appending
- were appending
- were appending
future
- shall append
- will append
- will append
- shall append
- will append
- will append
continuous present
- am appending
- are appending
- is appending
- are appending
- are appending
- are appending
subjunctive
- be appended
- be appended
- be appended
- be appended
- be appended
- be appended
diverse
- append!
- let's append!
- appended
- appending
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for append:
append
Cross Translation:
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• append | → adjuntar; agregar; añadir | ↔ adjoindre — À trier |
• append | → añadir | ↔ ajouter — mettre en plus. |
• append | → aplicar | ↔ appliquer — mettre une chose sur une autre, soit pour qu’elle y demeure adhérente, être pour qu’elle y laisser une empreinte, soit simplement pour qu’elle y toucher. |
• append | → juntar; ayuntar; reunirse | ↔ joindre — approcher deux choses l’une contre l’autre, en sorte qu’elles se toucher ou qu’elles se tenir. |