accommodate in Spanish
accommodate in Spanish means alojar, hospedar
BrE /əˈkɒmədeɪt/ AmE /əˈkɑːməˌdeɪt/
verb en → es
past accommodated pp accommodated ing accommodating
alojar, hospedar
to provide a place for someone to stay, especially in a hotel or other building
- accommodate somebody
Collocations accommodate guests · accommodate a conference
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The hotel can accommodate up to 500 guests.
El hotel puede alojar hasta 500 huéspedes.
ajustar, adaptar
to change something so that it is suitable for a particular purpose or situation
- accommodate for sth
Collocations accommodate for different needs · accommodate a change in plans
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The building was designed to accommodate disabled people.
El edificio fue diseñado para adaptarse a las necesidades de personas con discapacidad.
ajustar, caber
to fit into or have enough space for something
- accommodate sth
Collocations accommodate a large number of people · accommodate a lot of furniture
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The room accommodates ten people comfortably.
La habitación puede albergar cómodamente a diez personas.
aceptar, admitir
to accept or allow someone to join an organization, team, etc., even if they do not fully meet the requirements
- accommodate somebody
Collocations accommodate a student · accommodate an employee
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The university will accommodate students who do not have the required grades.
La universidad aceptará estudiantes que no cumplan con las calificaciones requeridas.
conceder, permitir
to allow someone to do something, especially when you are not happy about it but feel that you have no choice
- accommodate sb in doing sth
Collocations accommodate a request · accommodate an objection
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The manager had to accommodate the employee's request for time off.
El gerente tuvo que conceder la solicitud del empleado de tiempo libre.