dictionary.ptacarretarverbgeneral usecommon/ɐkɐʁɨˈtaɾ/a·car·re·tarPortuguêsEnglishEspañolFrançaisDefinition1To bring as a consequence; to cause, to entail, to give rise to.Usage examples“The new law will acarretar significant changes.”“Poor planning acarretou major delays.”SynonymsentailcauseinvolveAntonymspreventavoidCommon combinationsto acarretar consequencesto acarretar coststo acarretar difficulties
To bring as a consequence; to cause, to entail, to give rise to.Usage examples“The new law will acarretar significant changes.”“Poor planning acarretou major delays.”SynonymsentailcauseinvolveAntonymspreventavoidCommon combinationsto acarretar consequencesto acarretar coststo acarretar difficulties