condiciones

conditions

noun kon-dee-SYOH-nes Rare

Also means

terms

Usage Note

Condiciones is the plural of condición and appears in fixed phrases that learners encounter constantly: en buenas condiciones (in good condition), condiciones de trabajo (working conditions), and the legal términos y condiciones (terms and conditions). The singular condición can mean 'condition' (state) or 'status/nature' (de condición humilde), so context determines which sense applies.

Examples

"Las condiciones del contrato son muy favorables."

Natural Translation

The contract conditions are very favourable.

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