No. 4,663 in Catalan

propòsits

"Propòsits" means "purposes" or "intentions" in English.

In a sentence

Els meus propòsits per a aquest any són millorar el català i fer més esport.
My goals for this year are to improve Catalan and exercise more.
The word 'propòsits' is used here to mean 'goals' or 'resolutions', referring to personal plans or objectives.
La novel·la planteja diversos propòsits filosòfics que són interessants de debatre.
The novel raises several philosophical purposes that are interesting to discuss.
In this context, 'propòsits' refers to 'purposes' or 'aims', aligning with academic or philosophical intentions.
Utilitzem els recursos amb el propòsit de salvar el medi ambient.
We use the resources with the purpose of saving the environment.
Here, 'propòsit' denotes 'purpose', meaning the intended goal or cause behind an action.

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