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pactos
/ˈpak.tos/
pacts or agreements
Los países firmaron varios pactos comerciales.
The countries signed several commercial agreements.
formal
A formal agreement or treaty between parties, often with legal or political implications.
El pacto entre las naciones puso fin a la guerra.
The pact between the nations ended the war.
Often used in political or diplomatic contexts.
informal
An informal agreement or arrangement between individuals or groups.
Hicimos un pacto de silencio sobre el secreto.
We made a pact of silence about the secret.
Can refer to personal or social agreements.
Collocations
pacto comercialcommercial agreementpacto de silenciopact of silencepacto políticopolitical agreement
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Pro Tip
Formal vs. Informal Use
Use 'pactos' in formal contexts like treaties or legal agreements, and in informal contexts for personal agreements.
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Plural Form
The plural 'pactos' is often used to refer to multiple agreements or treaties.
Word Origin
From Latin 'pactum', meaning 'agreement' or 'compact'.
Usage Notes
The plural form 'pactos' is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts, depending on the nature of the agreement.
Word Breakdown
pact
agreement
root-os
plural marker
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