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account for

/əˈkaʊnt fɔːr/

Traducción: Verbo frasal que se usa para explicar la causa de algo o para indicar una cantidad o proporción determinada de algo.

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verb

/əˈkaʊnt fɔːr/B2formal
  • esVerbo frasal que se usa para explicar la causa de algo o para indicar una cantidad o proporción determinada de algo.

A phrasal verb used to explain the reason for something, or to constitute a particular amount or part of something.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Explain or justifyformal

    To provide an explanation or reason for something.

    esdar cuenta de, justificar, explicar

    • The manager had to account for the missing funds.
    • Can you account for your actions during the meeting?
    • The scientist accounted for the unexpected results in her report.

    Sinónimosclarifyexplainexplicateinterpretjustifyrationalizevindicate

  2. Constitute or make upformal

    To represent a particular amount or part of something.

    esconstituir, suponer

    • Women account for nearly half of the workforce.
    • Exports account for a large portion of the country's economy.
    • The cost of materials accounts for 60% of the total budget.

    Sinónimoscomposecompriseconstituteformmake uprepresent

  3. Be responsible forformal

    To be the cause or source of something.

    esSer responsable de

    • Poor weather accounted for the delay in the flight.
    • The new policy accounted for the increase in productivity.
    • His carelessness accounted for the accident.

    Sinónimosbring aboutcausegenerateoccasionproduce

Formas
  • accounted for past participle
  • accounted for past simple
  • accounting for present participle
  • accounts for third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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