No. 11,965 in Spanish

inaugurar

To formally open or begin something, often with a ceremony.

In a sentence

Hoy vamos a inaugurar el nuevo edificio.
Today we are going to inaugurate the new building.
In this sentence, 'inaugurar' is used to mean the formal opening or initiation of a new structure or building.
La exposición se inaugurará mañana con una ceremonia especial.
The exhibition will be inaugurated tomorrow with a special ceremony.
Here, 'inaugurar' refers to the formal commencement of an event or exhibition.
Decidimos inaugurar la temporada de verano con una fiesta en la playa.
We decided to inaugurate the summer season with a party at the beach.
In this context, 'inaugurar' is utilized metaphorically to mean marking the beginning of a specific period or activity.

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