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| Principal Translations | WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | informed adj | (knowledgeable) | informado/a adj | | | | instruido/a adj | | | Larry is an informed man, and his opinion matters. | | | Larry es un hombre informado, y su opinión importa. | | informed adj | (backed by knowledge) | bien fundado loc adj | | | Peter wanted to make an informed decision about what college to attend, so he did his research. | | | Peter quería tomar una decisión bien fundada respecto de a qué instituto ir, así que investigó. | | informed about [sth] adj + prep | (know all about [sth]) | conocedor de adj + prep | | | | informado sobre adj + prep | | | Lisa is well informed about American history; she recieved an A+ on her essay. | | | Lisa es conocedora de la historia de América; recibió una A+ en su ensayo. | | informed about [sth] adj + prep | (knowledgeable about [sth]) | informado sobre adj + prep | | | | al corriente sobre loc adj | | | | con conocimiento de loc adj | | | Thanks to presentations by her staff, the president is informed about the crisis situation in the distant state. | | | Mediante presentaciones de su equipo, la presidenta fue informada sobre la situación de crisis en el país lejano. |
| Additional Translations | WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | informed by [sth] adj + prep | (influenced by [sth]) | influenciado por adj + prep | | | | basado en adj + prep | | | | inspirado en adj + prep | | | Her wardrobe style was informed by Hollywood stars of the 1940s. | | | Su guardarropa estaba influenciado por las estrellas de Hollywood de 1940. |
| Principal Translations | WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | inform [sb] that⇒ vtr | (tell) | informar que vtr + conj | | | | poner al corriente de que loc verb | | | We regret to inform you that your account has been suspended. | | | Lamentamos informarle que su cuenta ha sido suspendida. | | inform [sb] (of [sth])⇒ vtr | (notify) | informar a alguien de algo, informar a alguien sobre algo vtr + prep | | | | informar a alguien que vtr + conj | | | As the senior police officer, I had to inform the parents of their son's death. | | | Como jefe de policía, tuve que informar a los padres de la muerte de su hijo. | | inform [sth]⇒ vtr | figurative (give essence to) | determinar⇒, fundamentar⇒ vtr | | | (formal) | dar sustento a loc verb + prep | | | Dan's grades informed his father's decision to ground him until he got his life in order. | | | Las notas de Dan determinaron la decisión de su padre de castigarlo hasta que pusiera su vida en orden. | | inform on [sb] vi + prep | (denounce to police) | denunciar⇒ vtr | | | | delatar⇒ vtr | | | Hotlines allow people to inform on drug dealers anonymously. | | | Las líneas directas permiten que la gente denuncie a los traficantes de droga anónimamente. |
'informed' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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