Definition of propone in English:

propone

verb prəˈpəʊn

Scottish

with object Generally. To put forward, set forth, or propose for consideration, acceptance, or adoption; to propound as a question or matter for decision.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpōnere to expose to view, exhibit, to post up, publish, to give notice of, announce, to place in front, to bring to the attention, to imagine, to bear in mind, to offer, propose, suggest, to destine, appoint, to set out, state, to plan, purpose, intend from prō- + pōnere to put, place. Compare Spanish proponer, Portuguese propor, Italian proporre, and also Middle Dutch proponēren (Dutch proponeeren, †proponeren).

Definition of propone in US English:

propone

verbprəˈpəʊn

Scottish

with object Generally. To put forward, set forth, or propose for consideration, acceptance, or adoption; to propound as a question or matter for decision.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpōnere to expose to view, exhibit, to post up, publish, to give notice of, announce, to place in front, to bring to the attention, to imagine, to bear in mind, to offer, propose, suggest, to destine, appoint, to set out, state, to plan, purpose, intend from prō- + pōnere to put, place. Compare Spanish proponer, Portuguese propor, Italian proporre, and also Middle Dutch proponēren (Dutch proponeeren, † proponeren).

单词	propone
释义	Definition of propone in English: propone verb prəˈpəʊn Scottish with object Generally. To put forward, set forth, or propose for consideration, acceptance, or adoption; to propound as a question or matter for decision. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpōnere to expose to view, exhibit, to post up, publish, to give notice of, announce, to place in front, to bring to the attention, to imagine, to bear in mind, to offer, propose, suggest, to destine, appoint, to set out, state, to plan, purpose, intend from prō- + pōnere to put, place. Compare Spanish proponer, Portuguese propor, Italian proporre, and also Middle Dutch proponēren (Dutch proponeeren, †proponeren). Definition of propone in US English: propone verbprəˈpəʊn Scottish with object Generally. To put forward, set forth, or propose for consideration, acceptance, or adoption; to propound as a question or matter for decision. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpōnere to expose to view, exhibit, to post up, publish, to give notice of, announce, to place in front, to bring to the attention, to imagine, to bear in mind, to offer, propose, suggest, to destine, appoint, to set out, state, to plan, purpose, intend from prō- + pōnere to put, place. Compare Spanish proponer, Portuguese propor, Italian proporre, and also Middle Dutch proponēren (Dutch proponeeren, † proponeren).
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