predominate in Spanish

predominate in Spanish is predominar — predominate means to have the most power or control, often because of greater numbers or size.

predominar

verb

(intransitive) To dominate, have control, or succeed by superior numbers or size.

What does "predominate" mean?

verb To have the most power or control, often because of greater numbers or size.
"These qualities tend to predominate among conservatives but they are present among liberals too."
verb To stand out as the main or largest part of something.
"Thus, even though a total of four lags of inflation enters the right hand side, forward looking behavior still predominates."
verb To have more influence than others, usually because there are more of one kind.

These qualities tend to predominate among conservatives but they are present among liberals too.
With economic segregation in the United States worsening, there is likely to be a growing number of school districts where poor children, and poor parents, predominate.
Thus, even though a total of four lags of inflation enters the right hand side, forward looking behavior still predominates.

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What is "predominate" in Spanish?

"predominate" in Spanish is predominar. predominate means: To have the most power or control, often because of greater numbers or size.

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