proposal

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• General-American: /pɹəˈpoʊzəl/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /pɹəˈpəʊzəl/
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From propose + -al.

137 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: а́дгалара (ádgalara) — that which is proposed
• Albanian: propozim — that which is proposed
• Arabic: مُقْتَرَح (muqtaraḥ) — that which is proposed
• Arabic: اِقْتِرَاح (iqtirāḥ) — that which is proposed
• Armenian: առաջարկություն (aṙaǰarkutʻyun) — that which is proposed
• Azerbaijani: təklif — that which is proposed
• Belarusian: прапано́ва (prapanóva) — that which is proposed
• Belarusian: прапазі́цыя (prapazícyja) — that which is proposed
• Belarusian: прапазы́цыя (prapazýcyja) — that which is proposed
• Bengali: প্রস্তাব (prostab) — that which is proposed
• Breton: kinnig — that which is proposed
• Bulgarian: предложе́ние (predložénie) — that which is proposed
• Catalan: proposta — that which is proposed
• Chinese Mandarin: 提議 /提议 (tíyì) — that which is proposed
• Chinese Mandarin: 建議 /建议 (jiànyì) — that which is proposed
• Chinese Mandarin: 提案 (tí'àn) — that which is proposed
• Chinese Mandarin: 求婚 (qiúhūn) — that which is proposed
• Czech: návrh — that which is proposed
• Danish: forslag — that which is proposed
• Dutch: voorstel — that which is proposed
• Esperanto: propono — that which is proposed
• Estonian: ettepanek — that which is proposed
• Finnish: ehdotus — that which is proposed
• Finnish: esitys — that which is proposed
• Finnish: kosinta — that which is proposed
• French: proposition — that which is proposed
• Georgian: წინადადება (c̣inadadeba) — that which is proposed
• German: Vorschlag — that which is proposed
• Greek: πρόταση (prótasi) — that which is proposed
• Ancient Greek: πρότασις (prótasis) — that which is proposed
• Hebrew: הַצָּעָה (hatsa'á) — that which is proposed
• Hindi: प्रस्ताव (prastāv) — that which is proposed
• Hungarian: javaslat — that which is proposed
• Indonesian: proposal — that which is proposed
• Indonesian: lamaran — that which is proposed
• Indonesian: usul — that which is proposed
• Indonesian: usulan — that which is proposed
• Italian: proposta — that which is proposed
• Japanese: 提案 (teian) — that which is proposed
• Japanese: 求婚 (kyūkon) — that which is proposed
• Japanese: プロポーズ (puropōzu) — that which is proposed
• Kashubian: bédowanié — that which is proposed
• Kazakh: ұсыныс (ūsynys) — that which is proposed
• Korean: 제안 (jean) — that which is proposed
• Korean: 구혼 (guhon) — that which is proposed
• Korean: 프러포즈 (peureopojeu) — that which is proposed
• Central Kurdish: پێشنیار (pêşnyar) — that which is proposed
• Central Kurdish: پێشنیاز (pêşnyaz) — that which is proposed
• Northern Kurdish: teklîf — that which is proposed
• Northern Kurdish: pêşniyar — that which is proposed
• Northern Kurdish: pêşniyaz — that which is proposed
• Kyrgyz: сунуш (sunuş) — that which is proposed
• Latvian: priekšlikums — that which is proposed
• Lithuanian: pasiūlymas — that which is proposed
• Macedonian: предлог (predlog) — that which is proposed
• Macedonian: понуда (ponuda) — that which is proposed
• Māori: marohitanga — that which is proposed
• Norwegian Bokmål: forslag — that which is proposed
• Pashto: پېشنهاد (pešnehād) — that which is proposed
• Pashto: وړانديز (wṛāndiz) — that which is proposed
• Iranian Persian: پیشْنِهاد (pišnehâd) — that which is proposed
• Plautdietsch: Väaschlach — that which is proposed
• Polish: propozycja — that which is proposed
• Polish: oferta — that which is proposed
• Portuguese: proposta — that which is proposed
• Romanian: propunere — that which is proposed
• Russian: предложе́ние (predložénije) — that which is proposed
• Serbo-Croatian: пре́длог — that which is proposed
• Serbo-Croatian: прије́длог — that which is proposed
• Serbo-Croatian: по̏нуда — that which is proposed
• Serbo-Croatian: prédlog — that which is proposed
• Serbo-Croatian: prijédlog — that which is proposed
• Serbo-Croatian: pȍnuda — that which is proposed
• Slovak: návrh — that which is proposed
• Slovene: predlog — that which is proposed
• Spanish: propuesta — that which is proposed
• Swahili: pendekezo — that which is proposed
• Swedish: förslag — that which is proposed
• Tagalog: panukala — that which is proposed
• Tajik: пешниҳод (pešnihod) — that which is proposed
• Tajik: таклиф (taklif) — that which is proposed
• Tatar: тәкъдим (täqdim) — that which is proposed
• Thai: ข้อเสนอ (kɔ̂ɔ-sà-nə̌ə) — that which is proposed
• Turkish: teklif — that which is proposed
• Turkish: öneri — that which is proposed
• Turkmen: teklip — that which is proposed
• Ukrainian: пропози́ція (propozýcija) — that which is proposed
• Urdu: تَجْوِیز (tajvīz) — that which is proposed
• Urdu: پیشْکَش (peśkaś) — that which is proposed
• Urdu: پْرَسْتاؤ (prastāo) — that which is proposed
• Uyghur: تەكلىپ (teklip) — that which is proposed
• Uzbek: taklif — that which is proposed
• Yiddish: פֿאָרשלאָג (forshlog) — that which is proposed
• Greek: προσφορά (prosforá) — law: the offer by a party of what they have in view
• Italian: accordo — law: the offer by a party of what they have in view
• Japanese: 企画書 (kikakusho) — law: the offer by a party of what they have in view
• Japanese: 提案書 (teiansho) — law: the offer by a party of what they have in view
• Polish: oferta — law: the offer by a party of what they have in view
• Polish: wniosek — law: the offer by a party of what they have in view
• Portuguese: proposta — law: the offer by a party of what they have in view
• Tagalog: munakala — law: the offer by a party of what they have in view
• Arabic: طَلَب الزَّوَاج (ṭalab az-zawāj) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Belarusian: прапано́ва (prapanóva) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Bulgarian: предложе́ние (predložénie) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Chinese Mandarin: 求婚 (qiúhūn) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Czech: nabídka k sňatku — the act of proposing a marriage
• Czech: nabídka — the act of proposing a marriage
• Danish: frieri — the act of proposing a marriage
• Dutch: huwelijksaanzoek — the act of proposing a marriage
• Faroese: bønarorð — the act of proposing a marriage
• Finnish: kosinta — the act of proposing a marriage
• French: demande en mariage — the act of proposing a marriage
• German: Heiratsantrag — the act of proposing a marriage
• Hebrew: זים (zim) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Hindi: प्रस्ताव (prastāv) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Hungarian: leánykérés — the act of proposing a marriage
• Icelandic: bónorð — the act of proposing a marriage
• Indonesian: lamaran — the act of proposing a marriage
• Irish: ceiliúr pósta — the act of proposing a marriage
• Italian: proposta — the act of proposing a marriage
• Japanese: 求婚 (kyūkon) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Japanese: プロポーズ (puropōzu) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Korean: 구혼 (guhon) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Korean: 프러포즈 (peureopojeu) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Macedonian: предлог за брак (predlog za brak) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Norwegian Bokmål: frieri — the act of proposing a marriage
• Norwegian Nynorsk: frieri — the act of proposing a marriage
• Iranian Persian: خواسْتِگاری (xâstegâri) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Polish: oświadczyny — the act of proposing a marriage
• Romanian: cerere în căsătorie — the act of proposing a marriage
• Russian: предложе́ние (predložénije) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Slovak: ponuka — the act of proposing a marriage
• Slovene: snubitev — the act of proposing a marriage
• Swedish: frieri — the act of proposing a marriage
• Turkish: evlenme teklifi — the act of proposing a marriage
• Ukrainian: осві́дчення (osvídčennja) — the act of proposing a marriage
• Ukrainian: осві́дчини (osvídčyny) — the act of proposing a marriage