la reforma

reform, renovation, remodeling

r e ˈf o ɾ m a
re again; back + form shape, form + a feminine singular; 2nd-person imperative or 3rd-person present
noun · feminine Rare #25,433
reform
SP: El gobierno anunció una reforma educativa.
EN: The government announced an education reform.
renovation, remodeling Often used for work done to improve or update a building, home, or room.
SP: Vamos a hacer una reforma en la cocina.
EN: We’re going to do a renovation in the kitchen.
Declension of reforma
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A la gente le gusta la reforma.

People like the reform.

Y has mostrado un genuino deseo de reforma.

And you have shown a genuine desire for reform.

Bien, un tema importante para nosotros es la reforma de finanzas federales.

Well, an important issue for us is federal finance reform.

— Ha vuelto (2015)

Él se esforzó todo lo que pudo para detener esa reforma.

He did everything he could to stop that reform.

Más que nunca, se requiere una reforma al área de salud.

Now more than ever, a reform of the health sector is required.

No sé cuánto le costó la reforma de la casa.

I don't know how much the house renovation cost him/her.

Estamos de reforma.

We're renovating.

La reforma fiscal no afectará a la banca.

The tax reform will not affect the banking sector.

Estoy a favor de una reforma en la ortografía alemana.

I am in favor of a reform of German spelling.

Estoy de reforma.

I'm having some renovations done.

La nación entera está a favor de la reforma política.

The entire nation is in favor of political reform.

La reforma a la salud no puede esperar más.

Healthcare reform can't wait any longer.