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1 imbalance
tr[ɪm'bæləns]1 desequilibrio, falta de equilibrioimbalance [ɪm'bælənts] n: desajuste m, desbalance m, desequilibrio mɪm'bælənscount & mass noun desequilibrio m[ɪm'bælǝns]N desequilibrio m, falta f de equilibrio* * *[ɪm'bæləns]count & mass noun desequilibrio m -
2 imbalance
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3 imbalance
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4 imbalance
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5 autonomic imbalance
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6 sympathetic imbalance
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7 ecological imbalance
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > ecological imbalance
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8 thermal imbalance
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9 traffic distribution imbalance
nTELECOM desequilibrio de la distribución del tráfico mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > traffic distribution imbalance
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10 traffic load imbalance
nTELECOM desequilibrio de la intensidad del tráfico mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > traffic load imbalance
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11 autonomic imbalance
s.desequilibrio autónomo, desequilibrio vasomotor, ataxia autónoma. -
12 energy imbalance
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13 external imbalance
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14 internal imbalance
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15 sympathetic imbalance
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16 water-electrolyte imbalance
s.desequilibrio electrolítico.Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > water-electrolyte imbalance
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17 desequilibrio
desequilibrio sustantivo masculino sb) (Psic) unbalanced state of mind
desequilibrio sustantivo masculino imbalance
desequilibrio mental, mental disorder/imbalance ' desequilibrio' also found in these entries: Spanish: desigualdad English: imbalance -
18 redress
rə'dres
1. verb(to set right or compensate for: The company offered the man a large sum of money to redress the harm that their product had done to him.) compensar
2. noun((money etc which is paid as) compensation for some wrong that has been done.) compensacióntr[rɪ'dres]1 reparación nombre femenino1 reparar, corregir\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto redress the balance restablecer el equilibrioredress [ri'drɛs] vt: reparar, remediar, enmendarn.• compensación s.f.• reparación s.f.• satisfacción s.f.
I rɪ'dresmass noun ( of a wrong) reparación f; ( Law) compensación f, reparación f
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transitive verb \<\<error/wrong\>\> reparar, enmendar*; \<\<imbalance\>\> corregir*[rɪ'dres]1.N (=compensation) compensación f, indemnización f ; (for offence) reparación f ; (=satisfaction) desagravio m2.VT (=compensate for) reparar, indemnizar; [+ offence] reparar; [+ fault] remediar* * *
I [rɪ'dres]mass noun ( of a wrong) reparación f; ( Law) compensación f, reparación f
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transitive verb \<\<error/wrong\>\> reparar, enmendar*; \<\<imbalance\>\> corregir* -
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20 correct
kə'rekt
1. verb1) (to remove faults and errors from: These spectacles will correct his eye defect.) corregir2) ((of a teacher etc) to mark errors in: I have fourteen exercise books to correct.) corregir
2. adjective1) (free from faults or errors: This sum is correct.) correcto2) (right; not wrong: Did I get the correct idea from what you said?; You are quite correct.) correcto; tener razón•- corrective
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correct1 adj correctocorrect2 vb corregirtr[kə'rekt]1 (true, right, accurate) correcto,-a, exacto,-a■ would I be correct in thinking that... ¿estaría en lo cierto si pensara que..., sería correcto si pensara que...■ that's correct eso es, correcto2 (of behaviour, manners, dress) correcto,-a, formal1 (person, mistake, defect) corregir, rectificar; (exams etc) corregir■ correct me if I'm wrong but... puede que me equivoque, pero creo que...correct [kə'rɛkt] vt1) rectify: corregir, rectificar2) reprimand: corregir, reprendercorrect adj1) accurate, right: correcto, exactoto be correct: estar en lo cierto2) proper: correcto, apropiadoadj.• acertado, -a adj.• ajustado, -a adj.• castizo, -a adj.• correcto, -a adj.• cumplido, -a adj.• lícito, -a adj.• puro, -a adj.v.• corregir v.• enmendar v.• puntuar v.• remendar v.• reparar v.• soldar v.
I kə'rekttransitive verb corregir*correct me if I'm wrong, but... — perdón, pero yo creo que...
I stand corrected — (frml or hum) reconozco mi error
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a) <answer/time/figures> correctob) ( proper) <manners/dress> correcto[kǝ'rekt]1. ADJ1) (=accurate) correcto(that's) correct! — ¡correcto!, ¡exacto!
is this spelling correct? — ¿está bien escrito esto?
correct fare only — (in buses etc) importe exacto
to be correct — [person] tener razón, estar en lo cierto
am I correct in saying that...? — ¿me equivoco al decir que...?, ¿estoy en lo cierto al decir que...?
it is correct to say that... — es acertado decir que...
have you got the correct time? — ¿tiene la hora exacta?
2) (=appropriate) adecuado3) (=proper) [person, behaviour, manners] correcto; [dress] apropiado2. VT1) (=put right) [+ mistake, habit, exam, eyesight] corregir; [+ person] corregir, rectificar; [+ imbalance] eliminar; [+ clock] poner en hora"I don't mean tomorrow," she corrected herself — -no, no mañana -se corrigió
correct me if I'm wrong, but... — a lo mejor me equivoco, pero...
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I [kə'rekt]transitive verb corregir*correct me if I'm wrong, but... — perdón, pero yo creo que...
I stand corrected — (frml or hum) reconozco mi error
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a) <answer/time/figures> correctob) ( proper) <manners/dress> correcto
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