accommodating - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Possible base forms

accommodating
accommodate (Verb)

Adjectives / Adverbs

accommodating  adj.	atento, atenta
accommodating  adj.	complaciente  adj.  m./f.
accommodating  adj.	condescendiente  m./f.
accommodating  adj.	obsequioso, obsequiosa  adj.
accommodating  adj.	oficioso, oficiosa  adj.
accommodating  adj.	servicial  adj.  m./f.
accommodating  adj.	dispuesto(-a) a ayudar
accommodating  adj.	solícito, solícita  adj.
accommodating  adj.	ofrecido, ofrecida  adj. (Lat. Am.: Bol., Guat., Nic., Parag.)   - atento, obsequioso

Verbs

to accommodate sth.  | accommodated, accommodated |	ajustar algo
to accommodate sth.  | accommodated, accommodated |	dar cabida a algo (or: a alguien)
to accommodate sth.  | accommodated, accommodated |	encajar algo
to accommodate so.  | accommodated, accommodated |	acoger a alguien
to accommodate so.  | accommodated, accommodated |	acuartelar a alguien
to accommodate so.  | accommodated, accommodated |	albergar a alguien
to accommodate so.  | accommodated, accommodated |	alojar a alguien
to accommodate so.  | accommodated, accommodated |	cobijar a alguien
to accommodate so.  | accommodated, accommodated |	guarecer a alguien
to accommodate so.  | accommodated, accommodated |	hospedar a alguien
to accommodate sth. to sth.  | accommodated, accommodated |	conciliar algo con algo
to accommodate sth. to sth.  | accommodated, accommodated |	compaginar algo con algo
to accommodate (oneself) to so. (or: sth.)  | accommodated, accommodated |	adaptarse a algo (or: a alguien)
to accommodate (oneself) to so. (or: sth.)  | accommodated, accommodated |	adecuarse algo a algo

Examples

The event happens round the clock to accommodate different time zones.

El evento ocurre alrededor del reloj para acomodar diferentes zonas horarias.

Orthographically similar words

accommodation

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