arrogar
English translation: assume, arrogate (formal)
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|  Selected response from: Michael Powers (PhD) United States Local time: 03:08 | ||||||
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| 5 | to assume |
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| 4 | to adopt, |
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| 3 | ascribe |
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3 mins confidence: 
to assume Explanation: Oxford arrogarse ÞA3 v pron to assume, arrogate (frml) Mike :) |
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ascribe Explanation: It could boast, ascribe, attribute or claim... Hard to know without a context... |
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to adopt, Explanation: imaginary (numbers )that can be adopted to any one. If you are talking about market reseach you are talking about projections and imaginary numbers. These imaginary numbers can be applied to the situations. Or at least this is what it appears to be. It could also means that it is a type of fiction which can be applied to any type of situation. I think the first one is right. |
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