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adj.1 predeterminado, por omisión, predefinido, prefijado.2 in default -> atrasado de pago, demoroso, en mora, en rebeldía.adv.1 por default.2 on default -> en caso de incumplimiento.s.1 incomparecencia (Law & Sport) (failure to appear)2 default, estado al momento de arranque, estado predefinido de operación.3 defecto, faltante.4 defecto de pago, falta de pago, incumplimiento de pago, presunción por omisión.5 contumacia, falta de comparecencia.v.1 fallar, fallar en la obligación.2 atrasarse en el pago, incumplir la fecha, atrasarse en los pagos, caer en mora.3 dejar incumplido.4 abortarse.5 juzgar en rebeldía.vi. (Judicial)to default on payments incumplir los pagos (of debt, alimony)(pt & pp defaulted) -
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tr[dɪ'fɔːlt]1 (failure to act) omisión nombre femenino, negligencia2 (failure to pay) incumplimiento de pago, mora, demora3 SMALLLAW/SMALL rebeldía4 SMALLSPORT/SMALL incomparecencia1 (fail to act) faltar a sus compromisos, incumplir un acuerdo2 (fail to pay) no pagar (on, -), demorarse (on, en)3 SMALLLAW/SMALL declararse en rebeldía4 SMALLSPORT/SMALL no comparecer, no presentarse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLin default of a falta deto be in default on something demorarse en el pago de algoto win by default SMALLSPORT/SMALL ganar por incomparecencia del rivaldefault [di'fɔlt, 'di:.fɔlt] vi1) : no cumplir (con una obligación), no pagar2) : no presentarse (en un tribunal)default n1) neglect: omisión f, negligencia f2) nonpayment: impago m, falta f de pago3)to win by default : ganar por abandonon.• defecto s.m.• descuido s.m.• falta s.f.• incumplimiento s.m.• omisión s.f.• rebeldía s.f.
I dɪ'fɔːltmass noun1) ( omission) omisión f; ( on payments) mora f; ( failure to appear) incomparecencia f; ( Law) rebeldía fshe won by default — ( Sport) ganó por incomparecencia de su rival
2) ( lack) falta fhe was elected by default — fue elegido por ausencia de otros candidatos; (before n)
default option — ( Comput) opción f por defecto
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a) ( Fin)to default (ON something) — no pagar* (algo)
b) ( Law) estar* en rebeldíac) ( Sport) no presentarse[dɪ'fɔːlt]1. Njudgment by default — juicio m en rebeldía
we must not let it go by default — no debemos dejarlo escapar por descuido or sin hacer nada
2) (Comput) valor m por defecto2. VI1) (=not pay) no pagar, faltar al pago2) (Sport) (=not appear) no presentarse, no comparecer3) (Comput)3.CPDdefault option N — (Comput) opción f por defecto
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I [dɪ'fɔːlt]mass noun1) ( omission) omisión f; ( on payments) mora f; ( failure to appear) incomparecencia f; ( Law) rebeldía fshe won by default — ( Sport) ganó por incomparecencia de su rival
2) ( lack) falta fhe was elected by default — fue elegido por ausencia de otros candidatos; (before n)
default option — ( Comput) opción f por defecto
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a) ( Fin)to default (ON something) — no pagar* (algo)
b) ( Law) estar* en rebeldíac) ( Sport) no presentarse -
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v.atrasarse en los pagos, caer en mora.
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