/neθeˈsaɾjo/
Translation
necessary, needed, essential
Word origin
From Latin necessarius ('unavoidable, needful'), from necesse ('necessary, unavoidable').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- necessarius
- English cognates
- necessary, necessity
Grammar
Examples
pasaporte cruzar frontera.
It is necessary to carry your passport to cross the border.
solucionar .
Do whatever is necessary to solve the problem as soon as possible.
llegues , .
It is not necessary for you to arrive so early, the meeting starts at ten.
mandar .
It would be necessary to review the data before sending the report.
medidas .
He took the necessary measures to avoid further accidents.
.
It is not necessary to call before coming to the house.
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