bespoken

• Participio pasado arcaico del verbo 'bespeak', que significaba encargado, dispuesto o acordado de antemano. En el inglés moderno ha caído en desuso.

An archaic past participle of 'bespeak', meaning ordered, arranged, or spoken for in advance. Now obsolete in modern English.

1. Custom-made or orderedC2formalbritish

   Made to order; specially commissioned or reserved.

   Hecho a medida / por encargo

   • The suit was bespoken by a tailor in London.
   • All the furniture in the room is bespoken for the client.
   • He wore a bespoken coat that fit him perfectly.

   Sinónimosbespokecommissionedcustomcustom-mademade-to-ordertailored

   Antónimoscannedmass-producedoff-the-shelfready-madeready-to-wearstandardstock

• Verbo que significa indicar, sugerir o ser evidencia de algo; también se usaba históricamente para referirse a reservar o encargar algo con anticipación.

A verb meaning to indicate, suggest, or be evidence of something; also historically used to mean to arrange for or order in advance.

verbo irregular

1. Indicate or suggestC1formal

   To be a sign or evidence of something; to show or indicate.

   indicar o sugerir

   • His elegant manners bespeak a refined upbringing.
   • The dark clouds bespeak an approaching storm.
   • Her silence bespeaks her disapproval of the plan.

   Sinónimosbetokendenoteevinceindicatemanifestrevealshowsignifysuggesttestify

   Antónimosconcealhidesuppress

2. Request or orderC1formal

   To ask for or request something, often in a formal or official manner.

   Solicitar o pedir formalmente

   • The ambassador bespoke a meeting with the foreign minister.
   • She bespoke a new gown for the gala.
   • He bespoke a special meal for the vegetarian guests.

   Sinónimosask forbookengageorderrequestreservesolicit

   Antónimosdenyrefuse