English to Spanish Meaning of provided - previsto

Provided :
previsto

proporcionar, Toma medidas, tomar medidas, cambio, dar

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Definitions of provided in English
Conjunction(1) on the condition or understanding that.
Verb(1) make available for use; supply.(2) make adequate preparation for (a possible event).(3) stipulate in a will or other legal document.(4) appoint an incumbent to (a benefice).
Examples of provided in English
(1) In personal and general conversation we accept all versions, provided we can understand what is being said.(2) Namibia will be allowed to sell 10 tonnes, provided it meets the conditions set by Cites.(3) Where still in place, this material will pose no danger to health - provided it is in good condition and is not disturbed.(4) GardaÔö£┬í consented to bail being set, provided the two defendants adhered strictly to the conditions.(5) At each locus, polymorphism can be maintained provided that two conditions are met.(6) Repairs can be acceptable provided the proportions are not destroyed.(7) I am here to help you, provided you supply me with the right information.(8) There is a strong argument for this, provided you have a basic understanding of investment markets.(9) The dairy supplied the fridge provided you sold only their brand.(10) For the avoidance of doubt, Malton market will reopen, provided we can reasonable comply with these new conditions(11) Bangalore could get back its greenery, which has brought it much fame, provided a lot of thought goes into this.(12) So most greens accept air conditioning now, provided that it is set no colder than 26 degrees.(13) They can now come within the new block exemption for vertical restraints, provided that the conditions therein are met.(14) The board of Aer Lingus will start looking for a buyer in the New Year, provided the unions accept the deal currently on the table.(15) Register Apple readers don't mind paying for something that brings utility, provided it's fast and it works.(16) Chandu may be put back with his mother in a couple of days, provided his condition continues to be stable.
Related Phrases of provided
(1) provide ::
proporcionar
(2) provided that ::
siempre que
(3) provided with ::
proporcionado con
(4) be provided ::
ser proporcionado
(5) be provided with ::
estar provisto de
(6) provided in ::
proporcionada en
Synonyms
Conjunction
1. if ::
Si
2. on condition that ::
a condición de que
4. provided that ::
siempre que
7. on the assumption that ::
asumiendo que
8. as long as ::
Mientras
12. contingent on ::
Depende de
Different Forms
provided
Word Example from TV Shows
That is, provided we find this guy.

That is, PROVIDED we find this guy.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 2

Provided, of course, you don't toss it out the window on the way.

Provided, of course, you don't toss it out the window on the way.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 11

provided that we hide during\Nthe first four minutes.

PROVIDED that we hide during
the first four minutes.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 7

...I've provided substitutes which will exercise your fine motor skills.

...I've PROVIDED substitutes which will exercise your fine motor skills.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 23

No defense lawyer has been provided.

No defense lawyer has been PROVIDED.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 2

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