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1 prospectus
noun (a booklet giving information about a school, organization etc.) prospectotr[prə'spektəs]1 prospectoprospectus [prə'spɛktəs] n: prospecto mn.(§ pl.: prospectuses) = prospecto s.m.prə'spektəsnoun (pl prospectuses)a) ( Busn) prospecto m ( con las condiciones de emisión)b) ( Educ) folleto m informativo[prǝs'pektǝs]N prospecto m* * *[prə'spektəs]noun (pl prospectuses)a) ( Busn) prospecto m ( con las condiciones de emisión)b) ( Educ) folleto m informativo -
2 prospectus
s.folleto, prospecto. (plural prospectuses) -
3 open prospectus
s.prospecto abierto. -
4 preliminary prospectus
s.folleto preliminar. -
5 red-herring prospectus
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6 statutory prospectus
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7 prospecto
prospecto sustantivo masculino
prospecto sustantivo masculino
1 (de medicamento) patient information leaflet
2 (de propaganda) leaflet
3 Fin prospectus ' prospecto' also found in these entries: Spanish: como English: prospectus -
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tr['kætəlɒg]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=catalogue catalogue{catalog n: catálogo mv.• catalogar v.
Icatalogue 'kætḷɔːg, 'kætəlɒg noun (list, book) catálogo m
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catalogue transitive verb catalogar*(US) ['kætǝlɒɡ]1.a whole catalogue of complaints — (fig) toda una serie de quejas
2.VT catalogar, poner en un catálogo* * *
Icatalogue ['kætḷɔːg, 'kætəlɒg] noun (list, book) catálogo m
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'kætəloɡ
1. noun((a book containing) an ordered list of names, goods, books etc: a library catalogue.) catálogo
2. verb(to put in an ordered list: She catalogued the books in alphabetical order of author's name.) catalogarcatalogue n catálogotr['kætəlɒg]1 catálogo1 catalogarn.• catálogo s.m.• elenco s.m.• fichero s.m.• lista s.f.• nómina s.f. (UK)v.• catalogar v.(US) ['kætǝlɒɡ]1.a whole catalogue of complaints — (fig) toda una serie de quejas
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1. 'prospekt noun1) (an outlook for the future; a view of what one may expect to happen: He didn't like the prospect of going abroad; a job with good prospects.) panorama, perspectiva (de futuro)2) (a view or scene: a fine prospect.) vista, panorama
2. prə'spekt, ]( American) 'prospekt verb(to make a search (for gold etc): He is prospecting for gold.) prospectar, explorar- prospectus
prospect n perspectiva1 (picture in mind) perspectiva■ there isn't much prospect of my finishing this today no hay muchas posibilidades de que acabe esto hoy1 prospectar, explorar1 buscar ( for, -)1 (chance of success, outlook) perspectivas nombre femenino plural; (future) futuro m sing, porvenir m sing\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be a prospect for something (person) tener probabilidades de algoprospect ['prɑ.spɛkt] vi: prospectar (el terreno)to prospect for gold: buscar oroprospect n1) vista: vista f, panorama m2) possibility: posibilidad f3) outlook: perspectiva f4) : posible cliente m, -ta fa salesman looking for prospects: un vendedor buscando nuevos clientesn.• esperanza s.f.• expectativa s.f.• parto s.m.• perspectiva s.f.• probabilidad s.f.• vista s.f.v.• explorar v.
I 'prɑːspekt, 'prɒspekt1)a) u ( possibility) posibilidad fprospect OF something — posibilidades fpl de algo
there isn't much prospect of my getting the job — no tengo or no hay muchas posibilidades de que me den el trabajo
b) c ( situation envisaged) perspectiva f, panorama m2) ca) ( person)b) ( potential customer) posible cliente, -ta m,f, candidato, -ta m,f3) ( view) (frml) panorama m, vista f, perspectiva f
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1. 'prɑːspektto prospect FOR something — buscar* algo
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vt \<\<area/river\>\> prospectar, explorar1. ['prɒspekt]N1) (=outlook) perspectiva fit was a daunting/pleasant prospect — era una perspectiva desalentadora/agradable
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she was excited at the prospect of the China trip — estaba entusiasmada con la perspectiva de irse a China•
to face the prospect of sth, be faced with the prospect of sth — verse ante la perspectiva de algofaced with the prospect of bankruptcy he committed suicide — ante la perspectiva de la ruina, se suicidó
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in prospect — en perspectiva2) (=possibility) posibilidad fthe job held out the prospect of rapid promotion — el trabajo ofrecía la posibilidad de ascender con rapidez
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there is little prospect of his coming — hay pocas posibilidades de que vengahe has little prospect of success/of succeeding — tiene pocas posibilidades de tener éxito
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I see no prospect of that (happening) — eso no lo creo probable•
he didn't relish the prospect of having to look for another job — no le entusiasmaba la posibilidad de tener que buscar otro trabajo3) prospects (=future possibilities) porvenir m, futuro ma job with no prospects — un trabajo sin porvenir, un trabajo sin (perspectivas de) futuro
what are his prospects? — ¿qué perspectivas de futuro tiene?
job/promotion prospects — perspectivas fpl de trabajo/ascenso
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she has good prospects — tiene buen porvenir or un buen futuro4) † (=view) panorama m, vista fa prospect of Toledo — un panorama de Toledo, una vista de Toledo
5) (=prospective candidate, champion etc)the company is not an attractive prospect for shareholders — la empresa no representa una opción or posibilidad atractiva para los accionistas
the man who is Britain's best prospect for a gold medal in the Olympics — el hombre que tiene mayores posibilidades de conseguir una medalla de oro para Gran Bretaña en las Olimpiadas
Steve is a great prospect for the future of British chess — Steve promete muchísimo para el futuro del ajedrez británico
a salesman who considers everybody a prospect — un vendedor que considera a todo el mundo como un potencial comprador
6) (=marriage partner) partido mhe's/she's not much of a prospect for her/him — no es muy buen partido para ella/él
7) (Min) zona donde es probable que haya yacimientos de minerales2.[prǝs'pekt]VT [+ area, land] hacer prospecciones en, prospectar3.[prǝs'pekt]VI hacer prospecciones, prospectaroil companies are prospecting near here — las compañías petrolíferas están haciendo prospecciones or prospectando cerca de aquí
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I ['prɑːspekt, 'prɒspekt]1)a) u ( possibility) posibilidad fprospect OF something — posibilidades fpl de algo
there isn't much prospect of my getting the job — no tengo or no hay muchas posibilidades de que me den el trabajo
b) c ( situation envisaged) perspectiva f, panorama m2) ca) ( person)b) ( potential customer) posible cliente, -ta m,f, candidato, -ta m,f3) ( view) (frml) panorama m, vista f, perspectiva f
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1. ['prɑːspekt]to prospect FOR something — buscar* algo
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vt \<\<area/river\>\> prospectar, explorar -
11 folleto
folleto sustantivo masculino ( hoja) leaflet, flier (AmE); ( librito) brochure, pamphlet;
folleto sustantivo masculino leaflet (grapado, con varias hojas) brochure ' folleto' also found in these entries: Spanish: hipérbole - impresa - impreso - reverso - coger - guía - programa - turístico English: booklet - brochure - hand-out - leaflet - pamphlet - sales brochure - tract - travel brochure - flier - hand - prospectus - send -
12 informativo
informativo
◊ -va adjetivo
informativo,-a
I adj (conferencia, libro, dato) informative
II m Rad TV news (bulletin) ' informativo' also found in these entries: Spanish: avance - boletín - informativa - presentador - presentadora - tablón - locutor English: bulletin - flash - flying picket - informative - news - news bulletin - news programme - uninformative - head - prospectus
См. также в других словарях:
prospectus — pro·spec·tus /prə spek təs/ n pl tus·es / tə səz/: a preliminary printed statement describing a business or other enterprise and distributed to prospective buyers, investors, or participants; specif: a description of a new security issue supplied … Law dictionary
prospectus — [ prɔspɛktys ] n. m. • 1723 « programme de librairie »; mot lat. « vue, aspect », de prospicere « regarder devant » 1 ♦ Anciennt Annonce imprimée, brochure exposant le plan d un ouvrage à paraître, d une collection, d une série d ouvrages. 2 ♦… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Prospectus — may refer to: * Prospectus (finance) * Prospectus (university) … Wikipedia
prospectus — 1765, from Fr. prospectus (1723), from L. prospectus view, outlook (see PROSPECT (Cf. prospect)) … Etymology dictionary
prospectus — The plural form is prospectuses. The form prospecti is not only pedantic but ignorantly pedantic, since in Latin prospectus is a fourth declension noun with a plural form prospectus (which is not used in English) … Modern English usage
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Prospectus I — est le premier album officiel de Raison d Être. Il est sorti en 1993. Liste des titres Numéro de piste Titre Durée 1 Katharsis 6:24 2 Ordeal In Chapel 5:37 3 Ascension De Profundis 6:38 4 Mourning … Wikipédia en Français
prospectus — [n] details, outline of event announcement, catalogue, conspectus, design, list, plan, program, scheme, syllabus, synopsis; concept 283 … New thesaurus
prospectus — ► NOUN (pl. prospectuses) ▪ a printed booklet advertising a school or university or giving details of a share offer. ORIGIN Latin, view, prospect … English terms dictionary
prospectus — [prə spek′təs, präspek′təs, prōspek′təs] n. [L: see PROSPECT] a statement outlining the main features of a new or proposed publication, business enterprise, etc., or the attractions of an established institution such as a college, hotel, etc.;… … English World dictionary
prospectus — A document that describes the details and financial support for a new bond or stock issue offering. A prospectus is required by the Securities and Exchange Commission. American Banker Glossary Formal written document to sell securities that… … Financial and business terms