propósito
/pɾoˈposito/, [pɾoˈpo.si.t̪o]purpose
Noun propósito m (plural propósitos)
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purpose
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resolution
- propósito de Año Nuevo
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New Year's resolution
Source: Wiktionary available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License
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Ella rompió la ventana a propósito.
She broke the window on purpose.
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A propósito, ¿no conocerás algún buen sitio para comer por aquí?
By the way, do you know a good restaurant around here?
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Él me dejó esperando a propósito.
He kept me waiting on purpose.
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Añadir frases a una base de datos maestra con el propósito de unir a la gente por medio del lenguaje es a la vez brillante y ambicioso.
Adding sentences to a master database for the purpose of bringing people together through language is both brilliant and ambitious.
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Tom no parecía comprender el propósito del proyecto.
Tom didn't seem to understand the purpose of the project.
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Ella rompió el plato a propósito solo para mostrar su rabia.
She broke the dish on purpose just to show her anger.
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No lo hice a propósito.
I didn't mean it.
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Ella rompió el jarrón a propósito para hacerme enfadar.
She broke the vase on purpose to bother me.
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El payaso se cayó a propósito.
The clown fell down on purpose.
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Él abandonó su propósito.
He abandoned his purpose.
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