No. 1,214 in Spanish
vigente
"Vigente" means "in force" or "valid."
In a sentence
El contrato está vigente y será válido hasta el próximo año.
The contract is in effect and will be valid until next year.
Here, 'vigente' refers to something that is currently valid or active, specifically in the context of legal or official documents or agreements.
La autoridad debe asegurarse de que todas las leyes estén vigentes y se cumplan adecuadamente.
The authority must ensure that all laws are in effect and are properly enforced.
In this sentence, 'vigente' is used to describe laws or regulations that are active and applicable at the present moment.
Es importante revisar si la información proporcionada aún está vigente.
It's important to check if the information provided is still up-to-date.
The usage of 'vigente' here highlights the necessity of verifying whether data remains current or relevant.
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