disposed

• Describe la tendencia, disposición o predisposición de una persona a sentir o actuar de cierta manera; también puede indicar estar inclinado o preparado para algo.

Describes a person's inclination, willingness, or tendency to feel or act in a particular way.

1. Willing or inclinedB2formal

   Having a tendency or willingness to do something.

   dispuesto

   • She is disposed to help others in need.
   • He was not disposed to argue about the matter.
   • The committee is disposed to approve the proposal.

   Sinónimosaptinclinedmindedpredisposedpronereadywilling

   Antónimosaverseindisposedreluctantunwilling

2. Arranged or placedC1formal

   Positioned or arranged in a particular way.

   dispuesto, colocado

   • The furniture was disposed symmetrically in the room.
   • The troops were disposed along the border.
   • The items were disposed neatly on the shelves.

   Sinónimosarrangedlaidlocatedplacedsetsituated

• Verbo que se usa para denotar la acción de deshacerse de algo, colocar o arreglar cosas en un orden determinado, o inclinar a alguien hacia algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of getting rid of something, arranging things in a particular order, or making someone inclined to do something.

1. Get rid of somethingB1formal

   To throw away or discard something that is no longer needed.

   desechar, deshacerse de

   • Please dispose of your trash in the bin.
   • The company disposed of the old equipment safely.
   • He disposed of the documents by shredding them.

   Sinónimoscast offdiscarddumpeliminateget rid ofjunkremovescrapthrow away

   Antónimosacquirekeepobtainpreserveretain

2. Arrange or placeB2formal

   To put things in a particular order or position.

   disponer, colocar

   • The artist disposed the flowers beautifully in the vase.
   • She disposed the chairs in a circle for the meeting.
   • The soldiers were disposed along the perimeter.

   Sinónimosarrangearraymarshalorderorganizeplacepositionrangeset

   Antónimosdisarrangedisorderdisorganizedisplacemislayscatter

3. Make willing or inclinedC1formal

   To make someone feel a particular way or be willing to do something.

   Disponer, inclinar

   • His kindness disposed me to trust him.
   • The generous offer disposed her to accept the job.
   • The calm atmosphere disposed everyone to relax.

   Sinónimosbiasinclineinduceinfluenceleadpredisposepromptsway

   Antónimosdeterdiscouragedisinclineindispose

Variantes phrasaldispose of