WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| initiative n | (of [sb]: ability to start things) (habilidad) | iniciativa nf |
| | Ken was the only one with the initiative and power to solve the problem. |
| | Ken era el único con la iniciativa y el poder de resolver el problema. |
| initiative n | (first step) | iniciativa nf |
| | Sarah took the initiative and asked Jake out on a date. |
| | Sarah tomó la iniciativa y le pidió a Jake una cita. |
| initiative n | (of [sb]: attitude) | iniciativa nf |
| | The new hire showed a lot of initiative by going out and asking her coworkers what they did and how everything worked. |
| | El nuevo empleado mostró un montón de iniciativa al ir donde sus compañeros y preguntarles lo que hacían y cómo funcionaba todo. |
| initiative n | (government procedure) (gobierno) | iniciativa nf |
| | The politicians introduced an initiative to reduce government spending in the private sector. |
| | Los politicos presentaron una iniciativa para reducir el gasto gubernamental en el sector privado. |
| Additional Translations |
| initiative adj | (first) | inicial adj mf |
| | The government took some initiative steps to start dealing with the crisis. |
| | El gobierno tomó algunas medidas iniciales para empezar a enfrentarse a la crisis. |
| initiative n | (legislative right) | derecho nm |
| | | potestad nf |
| | Every legislator is given the initiative to introduce legislation. |
| | Todo legislador tiene el derecho de presentar leyes. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
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