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No. 12,761 in Spanish

oficializó

"Oficializó" means "formalized" or "made official."

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  • El gobierno oficializó la nueva ley de educación.

    The government formalized the new education law.

    Usage as a verb to signify making something official or formalized by declaration.

  • Juan oficializó su relación amorosa al anunciar su compromiso.

    Juan formalized his romantic relationship by announcing his engagement.

    Usage as a verb to indicate formalizing a personal or social status.

  • La organización oficializó su apoyo a la campaña medioambiental.

    The organization formalized its support for the environmental campaign.

    Usage as a verb to denote officially endorsing or declaring support for an initiative.

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