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No. 188 in Spanish

mejorar

To improve.

In a sentence

  • Quiero mejorar mi habilidad para tocar el piano.

    I want to improve my ability to play the piano.

    In this sentence, 'mejorar' is an infinitive verb meaning 'to improve'. It is used to express a desire to enhance a skill in a specific area, that is, playing the piano.

  • El clima mejorará mañana según el pronóstico.

    The weather will improve tomorrow according to the forecast.

    Here, 'mejorará' is a conjugated form of 'mejorar' in the future tense, indicating a prediction that a condition (the weather) will become better in the upcoming time.

  • Hizo un gran esfuerzo para mejorar su relación con sus colegas.

    He/She made a great effort to improve his/her relationship with coworkers.

    In this context, 'mejorar' is the infinitive form used to denote the action of making positive changes to enhance interpersonal relations.

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