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No. 9,604 in Spanish

apruebe

"Apruebe" means "approve" or "pass" (in the subjunctive or imperative form).

In a sentence

  • Espero que el estudiante apruebe el examen.

    I hope the student passes the exam.

    Here, 'apruebe' is used in the subjunctive form of 'aprobar,' indicating a hope or desire for the student to successfully pass the exam.

  • Es posible que el consejo no apruebe la nueva normativa.

    It is possible that the council does not approve the new regulation.

    In this sentence, 'apruebe' is again in the subjunctive form, referring to the uncertainty about the council giving its approval to a new rule or regulation.

  • Quiero que el profesor apruebe mi propuesta de proyecto.

    I want the professor to approve my project proposal.

    Here, 'apruebe' functions as a subjunctive verb expressing the speaker's desire for the professor to endorse or accept their project proposition.

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