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No. 13,493 in Spanish

registrara

"Registrara" is the third-person singular past subjunctive or formal second-person singular past subjunctive form of "registrar," meaning "to register" or "to record."

In a sentence

  • Es necesario que la profesora registrara las notas de los estudiantes antes de la reunión.

    It is necessary for the teacher to record the students' grades before the meeting.

    In this sentence, 'registrara' is used in the subjunctive past tense form to express a necessity tied to a past event.

  • Si ella registrara los datos correctamente, evitaríamos problemas futuros.

    If she records the data correctly, we would avoid future problems.

    Here, 'registrara' appears in the past subjunctive to express a conditional scenario with potential consequences.

  • El documento especificaba que alguien registrara todos los cambios realizados.

    The document stipulated that someone record all the changes made.

    In this case, 'registrara' is used in the subjunctive to denote a requirement or condition stated in a directive.

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