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"percatarse de" in English

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"percatarse de" in English
percatarse de{verb}
to perceive
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
percatarse de{verb}
percatarse de(also: notar, darse cuenta de)
to perceive{v.t.} (realize)

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "percatarse de" in English
percatarseverb
to notice- to realize
denoun
name of the letter D
depreposition
from- of- as- out of- in- off- on- than- to- by
deconjunction
than
de-
de-
darverb
to allot- to hand over- to accord- to accord- to advance- to allow- to assign- to award- to bear- to blow- to bring forth- to deal- to dish out- to dispense- to dispense- to dole out- to earn- to get in- to give out- to give out- to hand out- to hold- to hold out- to impart- to issue- to lay on- to pass on- to pitch- to play- to produce- to produce- to proffer- to put on- to quote- to render- to send forth- to show- to sing out- to stage- to strike- to strike- to throw- to throw out- to throw up- to toss- to utter- to yield- to deal- to perform- to pitch- to strike- to quote- to return- to give- to provide- to deliver- to administer- to ruin- to spoil- to face- to flow into- to go into- to lead to- to give on to- to hit
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "percatarse de" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
siguió parloteando tan tranquila, sin percatarse de que estaba hablando con su mujer
she babbled on, in blissful ignorance of the fact that she was talking to his wife
Antes que nada, hay que percatarse de que estamos hablando de un sector para el cual existe un marco concreto.
First of all, one should understand that we are talking about a sector for which there is a specific framework.
La Comisión y los Estados miembros deberían percatarse de que juntos podemos conseguir muchas más cosas que yendo cada uno por su lado.
The Commission and the Member States should realise that we can achieve much more together than by going our separate ways.
percatarse de algo
to notice sth
Esta situación ha causado enormes penas y dificultades a su familia, que al visitarle no puede sino percatarse de su precario estado de salud.
This situation has caused enormous hardship and distress to his family who, in visiting him, are all too aware of the precarious state of his health.
El Consejo debe empezar a percatarse de lo importantes que son la educación y la cultura para el futuro de Europa, especialmente en lo que se refiere a los jóvenes.
The Council will have to realize how important education and culture are for the future of Europe, especially when it comes to young people.
En su propuesta, la Comisión reclama que la UE sea capaz de evaluar los datos PNR y de percatarse de su potencial para los fines relacionados con la aplicación de la ley.
The Commission, in its proposal, claims that the EU has been able to assess the value of PNR data and to realise its potential for law enforcement purposes.

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