No. 328 in Catalan

suposa

"Suposa" means "supposes" or "implies" in English.

In a sentence

Suposa que arribarà tard.
Suppose he/she will arrive late.
Here, 'suposa' is used as a verb meaning 'suppose' or 'assume' in the imperative form used to give a suggestion or hypothesize about something.
La seva acció suposa un gran canvi.
His/her action implies a significant change.
'Suposa' is functioning as a verb with the meaning 'implies' or 'entails,' denoting the consequence or result of the action described.
Aquest resultat no suposa cap problema.
This result does not pose any problem.
In this sentence, 'suposa' is used as a verb meaning 'poses' or 'represents,' referring to the problematic or consequential representation of the result.

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