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plantearon

Plantearon is the third person plural form in the pretérito indefinido of the Spanish verb plantear. It is used to indicate that a group of people proposed, raised, or presented something in the past. In English, it is typically rendered as “they proposed” or “they raised (a question or issue).”

Plantear means to present for consideration, to propose a plan or solution, or to formulate and expose

Usage notes:

- Plantear emphasizes presenting something for discussion or examination rather than simply proposing a finished plan.

- It often implies that further steps, analysis, or debate are expected.

- Common related forms include plantea (present tense, él/ella), plantean (they/you all present), planteó (he/she proposed), planteado

Examples:

- En la reunión, ellos plantearon varias soluciones para el problema.

- El informe plantea un nuevo marco para analizar el impacto ambiental.

Related terms:

- planteamiento: the act of presenting or the proposed approach

- plantear preguntas, plantear hipótesis: to raise questions or to propose hypotheses

- proponer: to propose (often used more generally)

an
idea,
question,
or
problem
in
a
way
that
invites
discussion
or
further
action.
The
term
is
commonly
used
in
formal,
journalistic,
academic,
and
political
language,
as
well
as
in
business
contexts.
It
can
refer
to
presenting
a
hypothesis,
outlining
a
strategy,
or
raising
concerns
that
require
attention.
(participial
form),
and
the
noun
planteamiento
(the
act
of
presenting
or
the
proposed
approach).