Planning & Organising

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Commonly used for daily schedules and personal planning in professional settings.

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Often paired with verbs like 'cumplir' (to meet a deadline) or 'ampliar' (to extend a deadline).

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Collocates with 'convocar' (to call/convene) and 'posponer' (to postpone).

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Synonym of 'meta', though 'objetivo' often implies a more structured or analytical goal.

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Refers to both daily working hours and transportation timetables.

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Used both in professional environments and domestic organization.

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Derived verb is 'proyectar', but 'planificar' or 'desarrollar' are more common in this context.

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Can also mean a price quote or estimate provided by a contractor.

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Used interchangeably with 'agenda' when referring to scheduling specific dates.

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Forms the verbal expression 'dar prioridad a' (to give priority to).

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Note the stress on the penultimate syllable: es-tra-TE-gia.

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Refers to planned occurrences, conferences, parties, or public functions.

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Regular -ar verb, but note the orthographic change in some forms (planifiqué).

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Regular -ar verb with spelling change in preterite/subjunctive (organicé, organice).

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Regular -ar verb used heavily in business and logistics contexts.

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Conjugated like 'poner' (pospongo, pospuso). Synonym: aplazar.

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Regular -ir verb. Often followed by 'con' when meaning to fulfill a duty or obligation.

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Regular -ar verb, spelling change in preterite/subjunctive (aplacé, aplace).

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Regular -ar verb. Can mean to foresee an event or to do something ahead of schedule.

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Adjective with a single form for masculine and feminine in the singular.

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Past participle of 'prever', commonly used as an adjective for planned arrangements.

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Adjective ending in -z changes to -ces in the plural.

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Adverbial expression expressing punctuality and good organization.

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Synonym of 'con anticipación', crucial expression for planning ahead.

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Adverbial expression used to describe methodical and organized execution.