No. 5,224 in Spanish
inaugura
"Opens" or "formally begins."
In a sentence
La alcaldesa inaugura el nuevo parque esta tarde.
The mayor inaugurates the new park this afternoon.
In this sentence, 'inaugura' refers to the act of officially opening or unveiling a new place or project, implying a formal ceremony or event.
La empresa inaugura una nueva sucursal en el centro.
The company inaugurates a new branch downtown.
Here, 'inaugura' is used to mean the establishment or formal introduction of a new entity, such as a business location.
El autor inaugura su exposición con una charla introductoria.
The author inaugurates their exhibition with an introductory talk.
In this case, 'inaugura' denotes the commencement or initiation of an event, marking its official start.
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