English–Spanish
“veto” in Spanish
How to say “veto” in Spanish
“Veto” in Spanish is veto.
An official block that prevents a bill or proposal from becoming law.
Example sentences with veto
Si el director pone un veto a la propuesta, tendremos que cambiarla.
If the director places a veto on the proposal, we'll have to change it.
Tips for using veto
- When expressing the action in Spanish, speakers use the verb vetar rather than using veto as a verb, and typical collocations include veto presidencial and veto parlamentario.
Other Spanish words for “veto”
El jefe vetó la idea en la reunión.
The boss vetoed the idea at the meeting.