Pronunciation: /prəˈpoʊzəl/
noun a formal suggestion or plan put forward for consideration or discussion
A1 He made a proposal to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
A2 The board approved the proposal to increase employee benefits.
B1 The government is considering a new proposal to improve public transportation.
B2 The company's proposal for a merger was met with skepticism by shareholders.
C1 The professor's proposal for a research project was well-received by the academic community.
C2 The CEO presented a detailed proposal outlining the company's expansion plans to the board of directors.
verb N/A
A1 He proposed to his girlfriend with a beautiful ring.
A2 She proposed a new idea for the school project.
B1 The company proposed a merger with their biggest competitor.
B2 The government proposed a new law to address climate change.
C1 The professor proposed a research project to study the effects of technology on society.
C2 The scientist proposed a groundbreaking theory that challenged existing beliefs in the field.
adjective N/A
A1 The proposal idea was simple and easy to understand.
A2 She made a proposal suggestion to improve the company's efficiency.
B1 The proposal document outlined the key points of the project.
B2 After much discussion, they finally agreed on a proposal plan for the new marketing campaign.
C1 The proposal presentation was well-researched and persuasive, convincing the investors to fund the project.
C2 Her proposal for a new business venture was met with enthusiasm and support from the board of directors.
adverb N/A
A1 He made a proposal to go out for dinner.
A2 She accepted his proposal to start a new business.
B1 The board members discussed the proposal before making a decision.
B2 The proposal presented by the marketing team was well-received by the clients.
C1 The government is considering the proposal to increase taxes on luxury items.
C2 The proposal put forward by the research team has the potential to revolutionize the industry.
pronoun N/A
A1 He made a proposal to improve the school playground.
A2 She rejected his proposal to go on a road trip.
B1 The company's proposal for a new marketing strategy was well-received.
B2 After much discussion, they agreed on a joint proposal for the project.
C1 The government's proposal to increase taxes was met with strong opposition.
C2 The proposal put forward by the research team was groundbreaking and revolutionary.
preposition N/A
A1 He made a proposal to go on a picnic.
A2 She accepted his proposal to have dinner together.
B1 The board will discuss the proposal at the next meeting.
B2 After much consideration, they decided to reject the proposal.
C1 The proposal put forward by the committee was met with mixed reactions.
C2 His proposal for a new marketing strategy was well-received by the team.
conjunction N/A
A1 I like your proposal, but I need more time to think about it.
A2 The proposal you presented is interesting, but we will need to discuss it further.
B1 The proposal for the new project was well-received by the team.
B2 After reviewing the proposal, we decided to move forward with the plan.
C1 The proposal outlined in the meeting was comprehensive and well-thought-out.
C2 The proposal put forth by the committee was unanimously approved by the board.
interjection N/A
A1 Proposal! Let's go to the park.
A2 Proposal! How about we grab dinner tonight?
B1 Proposal! I suggest we start the project next week.
B2 Proposal! Let's consider all options before making a decision.
C1 Proposal! I believe this plan will lead to success.
C2 Proposal! I recommend we implement these changes immediately.
article N/A
A1 He made a proposal to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
A2 The company's proposal for a new marketing strategy was well-received.
B1 The government's proposal to increase taxes was met with opposition.
B2 The proposal to renovate the office building was approved by the board of directors.
C1 The detailed proposal outlined the project timeline and budget constraints.
C2 After months of negotiations, the proposal for a merger between the two companies was finalized.
formal The board of directors reviewed the proposal before making a decision.
informal I heard John is planning to make a proposal at the next meeting.
slang Did you see Sarah's proposal for the new project? It's lit!
figurative Her proposal to start a new business was like planting a seed for future growth.
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