inaugurate

• Verbo que se usa para indicar el inicio oficial o la introducción de algo, como la toma de posesión de un cargo, la puesta en marcha de un sistema o el comienzo de un evento.

A verb used to indicate the formal beginning or introduction of something, such as a person into office, a system, or an event.

1. Commence officiallyB2formal

   To begin or introduce something formally, such as a new system, policy, or period.

   Inaugurar o iniciar oficialmente

   • The new president will be inaugurated in January.
   • The company inaugurated a new era of digital transformation.
   • They inaugurated the new policy with a press conference.

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2. Open ceremoniously or dedicate formallyB2formal

   To mark the opening of a building, event, or institution with a formal ceremony.

   Inaugurar

   • The mayor inaugurated the new library last Friday.
   • The stadium was inaugurated with a grand concert.
   • They inaugurated the art exhibition with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

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3. Be a precursor ofC1formal

   To signal or mark the beginning of something new or significant.

   Ser precursor de

   • The discovery inaugurated a new age of scientific exploration.
   • His speech inaugurated a period of intense political debate.
   • The invention of the internet inaugurated a revolution in communication.

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   Antónimosceaseconcludeendfinishterminate