No. 4,481 in Spanish
agendas
"Agendas" in Spanish means "planners" or "schedules."
In a sentence
Las agendas de los estudiantes están muy completas este semestre.
The students' planners are very full this semester.
Here, 'agendas' refers to planners or schedules, physical or digital items used to organize tasks and appointments.
Los gobiernos deben sincronizar sus agendas para abordar el cambio climático.
Governments must synchronize their agendas to address climate change.
In this context, 'agendas' is used metaphorically to denote planned actions, priorities, or goals of governments.
En la reunión, discutimos las agendas del proyecto conjunto.
In the meeting, we discussed the agendas of the joint project.
'Agendas' in this sentence refers to lists of items, topics, or activities discussed or planned for a meeting or project.
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