disponer

to have available, to arrange, to prepare

d i s p o ˈn e ɾ
dis negation or deprivation + poner to put, to place
verb Rare #42,655
to have available Often used with "de": "disponer de" = to have (something) available.
SP: Voy a disponer de tiempo mañana por la tarde.
EN: I’m going to have time available tomorrow afternoon.
to arrange, to prepare
SP: Tenemos que disponer las sillas antes de la reunión.
EN: We have to arrange the chairs before the meeting.
Conjugation of disponer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First dispongo —
Third dispone —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First dispongo —
Third dispone —
disponer
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third dispuso —

Éste es el dinero del que puedes disponer.

This is the money you can use.

Quiero disponer de un tiempo para regresar a visitar a Yue Ci y su abuela.

I want to make time to go back and visit Yue Ci and her grandmother.

— Fearless - Sin miedo (2006)

Cris, soy Costa, de cuánto dinero en efectivo podemos disponer para esta noche.

Cris, it's Costa. How much cash do we have available for tonight?

— También la lluvia (2011)

No discutimos que tratamiento seguirá, sino como vamos a disponer de el.

We are not discussing what treatment he will follow, but how we are going to have access to it.

— Don Juan DeMarco (1994)

Puedes disponer de mi ayuda.

You can count on my help.