What does "registrar" mean in Spanish?
"registrar" is the Spanish word for "ring up".
registrar /rˌexistɾˈaɾ/ · verbo compuesto · CEFR B1. Spanish translation of "ring up".
See also: Translation page (English → Spanish)
Translation and Meaning
- Word: registrar
- Language: Spanish
- Meaning: ring up
- IPA: /rˌexistɾˈaɾ/
- CEFR Level: B1
- Part of speech: verbo compuesto
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Example Sentences
- El cajero registró todos los productos en pocos minutos. English: The cashier scanned all the items in a few minutes.
- Mi tío registró su empresa nueva la semana pasada. English: My uncle registered his new company last week.
- Si quieres devolverlo, registra el ticket en la caja. English: If you want to return it, take the receipt to the checkout.
When and How to Use "registrar"
Use "registrar" when you want to talk about "ring up" in Spanish. It functions as "verbo compuesto". Because it appears in B1 material, it is a practical word to practice early in your Spanish study. Use the example sentences above to notice common word order and nearby words.
Frequently asked questions
What CEFR level is "registrar"?
"registrar" is tagged at CEFR B1 in SmartWords Spanish vocabulary content.
What part of speech is "registrar"?
"registrar" is tagged as a verbo compuesto in SmartWords.
Can you show "registrar" in a sentence?
El cajero registró todos los productos en pocos minutos.
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