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English to Spanish translation of "Empower" (the people to...)?
I've tried using an English/Spanish dictionary, and the word I got that I couldn't exclude on my own knowledge was "facultar." Got my composition back, and it was wrong of course. I've tried using the thesaurus for different English words to try to translate, but nothing sounds right...
The context is "no fue para ________ a la gente" as in "the purpose was not to empower the people."
Any help appreciated. =)
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- Martha PLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
It means facultar, but also
autorizar, comisionar, dar poder, habilitar, permitir;
poner en condiciones de (hacer una cosa)
I would use dar poder or autorizar.
Edit
yepp empoderar (with an "m") = apoderar
is to give power to somebody to represent you (legally).
Source(s): Mother tongue.. - 6 years ago
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English to Spanish translation of "Empower" (the people to...)?
I've tried using an English/Spanish dictionary, and the word I got that I couldn't exclude on my own knowledge was "facultar." Got my composition back, and it was wrong of course. I've tried using the thesaurus for different English words to try to translate, but nothing...
Source(s): english spanish translation quot empower quot people to: https://biturl.im/mCHYP - Anonymous1 decade ago
the word is enpoderar.
