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Detailed Translations for causer from English to Spanish

cause:

to cause verb (causes, caused, causing)

  1. to cause (instigate)
    causar; producir; provocar; ocasionar
  2. to cause
    provocar; causar; armar; ocasionar; componer; confeccionar
  3. to cause (bring about; elicit; bring on)
    causar; provocar
  4. to cause (create; engender; give rise to; provoke; produce)
    engendrar; provocar; originar

Conjugations for cause:

present
  1. cause
  2. cause
  3. causes
  4. cause
  5. cause
  6. cause
simple past
  1. caused
  2. caused
  3. caused
  4. caused
  5. caused
  6. caused
present perfect
  1. have caused
  2. have caused
  3. has caused
  4. have caused
  5. have caused
  6. have caused
past continuous
  1. was causing
  2. were causing
  3. was causing
  4. were causing
  5. were causing
  6. were causing
future
  1. shall cause
  2. will cause
  3. will cause
  4. shall cause
  5. will cause
  6. will cause
continuous present
  1. am causing
  2. are causing
  3. is causing
  4. are causing
  5. are causing
  6. are causing
subjunctive
  1. be caused
  2. be caused
  3. be caused
  4. be caused
  5. be caused
  6. be caused
diverse
  1. cause!
  2. let's cause!
  5. caused
  6. causing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

cause [the ~] noun

  1. the cause (reason; immediate cause; motive)
    la razón; el motivo; la causa
  2. the cause (motive)
    la motivación; la razón; el motivo; la causa; la explicación; el argumento
  3. the cause (immediate cause; reason)
    el motivo; la causa directo

Translation Matrix for cause:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
argumento cause; motive argument; scenario; screenplay
causa cause; immediate cause; motive; reason bringing about; case; causing; craft; lawsuit; legal suit; metier; métier; proceedings; profession; trial
causa directo cause; immediate cause; reason
causar causing
engendrar alluring; provoking
explicación cause; motive argument; basic assumption; basic principle; basis; clarification; clearing; commentary; communication; delegation of knowledge; elucidation; enlightenment; enunciation; explaining; explanation; expression; information; interpretation; licence; license; line of thought; motivation; notice; permit; point of departure; principle; pronunciation; reading; reasoning; safe-conduct; safeguard; starting point; utterance; version
motivación cause; motive basic assumption; basic principle; basis; clarification; clearing; communication; elucidation; enlightenment; explaining; explanation; information; motivation; notice; point of departure; principle; starting point
motivo cause; immediate cause; motive; reason bringing about; causing; design; drawing; motive; pattern
provocar alluring; causing; provoking; tormenting
razón cause; immediate cause; motive; reason amorous adventure; awareness; basic assumption; basic principle; basis; brainpower; bringing about; causing; courtship; fairness; foreword; genius; intellect; intelligence; introduction; introductory remarks; judiciousness; justice; love affair; mental capacity; mind; moderation; motivation; point of departure; preamble; preface; principle; prologue; propriety; reason; reasonableness; relationship; right; righteousness; romance; romanticism; seemliness; sense; starting point; suitability; thought; wooing
- campaign; case; causa; causal agency; causal agent; crusade; drive; effort; grounds; lawsuit; movement; reason; suit
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
armar cause arm; armor; armour; compose; conceptualise; conceptualize; construct; create; design; invent; make; manufacture; prepare; reinforce; stretch; tighten
causar bring about; bring on; cause; elicit; instigate badger; bait; bring about; bring on; effect; give rise to; inflict; needle; produce; provoke
componer cause bring about; bring down; bring forth; compose; conceptualise; conceptualize; construct; create; design; generate; invent; make; manufacture; prepare; produce; set the tone; set to music; station; take down
confeccionar cause bring about; bring forth; compose; create; generate; produce
engendrar cause; create; engender; give rise to; produce; provoke aggravate; arouse; boost; breed; clone; cultivate; encourage; encourage someone; hatch out; incite; inspire; motivate; motivate someone; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; stimulate; urge
ocasionar cause; instigate bring about; bring on; effect; produce
originar cause; create; engender; give rise to; produce; provoke breed; bring about; bring on; clone; cultivate; effect; hatch out; produce
producir cause; instigate bring about; bring in; bring on; conceptualise; conceptualize; construct; create; design; effect; fabricate; invent; make; manufacture; prepare; produce
provocar bring about; bring on; cause; create; elicit; engender; give rise to; instigate; produce; provoke activate; advise; antagonise; antagonize; arouse; awake; badger; bait; be a nuisance; boost; bully; clock off; encourage; excite; give rise to; harass; motivate; nag; needle; pester; poke up; prompt; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; stimulate; stir up; stoke up; suggest; support; tease; urge; whisper; whisper in someone's ear
- do; get; have; induce; make; stimulate
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- add; affix; append; dvelope; evoke; induce; inflict; produce

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Related Definitions for "cause":

  1. any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or results1
  2. a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end1
    • they worked in the cause of world peace1
  3. a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy1
  4. a justification for something existing or happening1
    • he had no cause to complain1
  5. events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something1
    • they are trying to determine the cause of the crash1
  6. cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner1
  7. give rise to; cause to happen or occur, not always intentionally1
    • cause a commotion1
    • cause an accident1

Wiktionary Translations for cause:

cause
verb
  1. to set off an event or action
noun
  1. goal, aim, principle
  2. source or reason of an event or action
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• cause → producir; causar; ocasionar ↔ veroorzaken — de oorzaak zijn van
• cause → causante; causa ↔ oorzaak — datgene wat noodzakelijk en voldoende is om een zeker gevolg te hebben
• cause → causar; ocasionar ↔ berokkenen — de oorzaak zijn van
• cause → causar; ocasionar ↔ aanrichten — veroorzaken, met name van schade
• cause → razón; ocasión; motivo; causa; lugar ↔ aanleiding — datgene wat iets tot gevolg heeft
• cause → causa ↔ Ursache — vorhergehender Sachverhalt, der einen momentanen Sachverhalt wesentlich bestimmt hat
• cause → producir; causar; suponer; condicionar; requerir; exigir ↔ bedingen — zur Folge haben
• cause → dar; causar; crear; infligir; dispensar ↔ bereiten — (transitiv) jemandem eine bestimmte Gefühlsregung zuteil werden lassen
• cause → causar; provocar ↔ hervorrufen — die Ursache oder der Grund von etwas sein
• cause → causar; provocar ↔ verschulden — (transitiv) etwas durch eigene Schuld verursachen, hervorrufen
• cause → suscitar ↔ wecken — etwas hervorrufen, etwas in jemandem entstehen lassen
• cause → causa ↔ cause — Ce qui fait qu’une chose est ou s’opère.
• cause → dar lugar a; ocasionar; causar; instigar; maquinar; producir ↔ causer — être cause de ; occasionner, provoquer.
• cause → determinar ↔ déterminer — fixer les limites de, délimiter précisément.
• cause → mediar; dar lugar a; ocasionar; causar; instigar; maquinar; producir; procurar ↔ procurer — faire obtenir à une personne quelque avantage par son crédit, par ses soins.
• cause → dar; devolver; causar ↔ rendre — remettre une chose entre les mains de celui à qui elle appartenir, de quelque manière qu’on l’avoir.
• cause → dar lugar a; ocasionar; acomodar; situar; identificar ↔ situer — placer, poser en certain endroit par rapport à l’exposition, à l’aspect, au voisinage, etc.

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