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1. verb(to get or take out of a dangerous situation, captivity etc: The lifeboat was sent out to rescue the sailors from the sinking ship.) rescatar, socorrer
2. noun((an) act of rescuing or state of being rescued: The lifeboat crew performed four rescues last week; After his rescue, the climber was taken to hospital; They came quickly to our rescue.) rescate- rescuerrescue1 n rescaterescue2 vb rescatar / salvartr['reskjʊː]1 rescate nombre masculino1 rescatar ( from, de)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto come to somebody's rescue acudir en auxilio de alguienrescue attempt intento de rescaterescue operation operación nombre femenino de rescaterescue team equipo de salvamentorescue n: rescate mn.• liberación s.f.• libramiento s.m.• rescate s.m.• salvación s.f.• salvamento s.m.v.• libertar v.• librar v.• rescatar v.• salvar v.
I 'reskjuːmass & count noun rescate mto come/go to the/somebody's rescue: Mum came to the rescue and paid my phone bill Mamá me salvó al pagar la cuenta del teléfono; they went to his rescue — acudieron a socorrerlo (liter), fueron or (liter) acudieron en su auxilio; (before n) <services, team> de rescate or salvamento
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transitive verb rescatar, salvar['reskjuː]to rescue somebody/something FROM something/-ING: he was rescued from drowning lo salvaron de morir ahogado; the bank rescued the company from bankruptcy — el banco salvó a la empresa de la quiebra
1.N rescate m, salvamento mthe hero of the rescue was... — el héroe del rescate or salvamento fue...
to come/go to sb's rescue — acudir en auxilio de algn, socorrer a algn
to the rescue! — ¡al socorro!
Batman to the rescue! — ¡Batman acude a la llamada!
2.VT salvar, rescatar3.CPDrescue attempt N — tentativa f de salvamento, tentativa f de rescate
rescue dig N — excavación f de urgencia
rescue operations NPL — operaciones fpl de salvamento, operaciones fpl de rescate
rescue package N — (Pol, Comm) paquete m de medidas urgentes
rescue party N — equipo m de salvamento, equipo m de rescate
rescue services NPL — servicios mpl de rescate, servicios mpl de salvamento
rescue team N — = rescue party
rescue vessel N — buque m de salvamento
rescue work N — operación f de salvamento, operación f de rescate
rescue worker N — persona f que trabaja en labores de rescate
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I ['reskjuː]mass & count noun rescate mto come/go to the/somebody's rescue: Mum came to the rescue and paid my phone bill Mamá me salvó al pagar la cuenta del teléfono; they went to his rescue — acudieron a socorrerlo (liter), fueron or (liter) acudieron en su auxilio; (before n) <services, team> de rescate or salvamento
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transitive verb rescatar, salvarto rescue somebody/something FROM something/-ING: he was rescued from drowning lo salvaron de morir ahogado; the bank rescued the company from bankruptcy — el banco salvó a la empresa de la quiebra
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3 package
'pæki‹
1. noun(things wrapped up and tied (for posting etc); a parcel: a package of books.) paquete
2. verb(to wrap up into a package: He packaged (up) the clothes.) empaquetar- package holiday
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package n paquetetr['pækɪʤ]1 (parcel) paquete nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLpackage deal convenio general, acuerdo globalpackage holiday viaje nombre masculino organizadopackage tour viaje nombre masculino organizadopackage n: paquete m, bulto mn.• bulto s.m.• burujo s.m.• embalaje s.m.• envase s.m.• paquete s.m.v.• empaquetar v.• envasar v.
I 'pækɪdʒ1)a) ( parcel) paquete mb) (packet, carton) (esp AmE) paquete m2) (collection, set) paquete m3) (colloq) package vacation
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a) ( pack) embalar, empaquetarb) ( Marketing)['pækɪdʒ]1. N1) (=parcel, container) paquete m2) (US) (=packet) paquete mthe ingredients were clearly listed on the package — los ingredientes estaban enumerados claramente en el paquete
3) (fig)a) (=deal) oferta fb) [of measures, aid] paquete mrescuethe price of a package has gone up by 8% since last year — el precio de un viaje organizado or de las vacaciones organizadas ha subido un 8% desde el año pasado
4) (Comput) paquete m ; software2. VT1) (US) (Comm) (also: package up) (in paper, packet) empaquetar, embalar, empacar (LAm); (in bottle, jar) envasarpackaged foods — alimentos mpl envasados
2) (fig) presentar3.CPDpackage deal N — (=holiday) viaje m organizado, vacaciones fpl organizadas; (=deal) oferta f ; (=agreement) acuerdo m global
package holiday (Brit), package vacation (US) N — viaje m organizado, vacaciones fpl organizadas
to go on or take a package holiday — hacer un viaje organizado
package store N — (US) tienda con licencia para vender bebidas alcohólicas
package tour N — viaje m organizado
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I ['pækɪdʒ]1)a) ( parcel) paquete mb) (packet, carton) (esp AmE) paquete m2) (collection, set) paquete m3) (colloq) package vacation
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1. noun(help: Rich countries give aid to developing countries; The teacher uses visual aids; He came to my aid when my car broke down.) ayuda, auxilio
2. verb(to help: I was aided in my search by the library staff.) ayudar, auxiliaraid1 n1. ayuda / auxilio2. ayuda / asistenciaaid2 vb ayudartr[eɪd]1 ayudar, auxiliar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLin aid of a beneficio deto go to somebody's aid socorrer a alguien, acudir en auxilio a alguienwhat's all this in aid of? ¿a qué obedece todo esto?economic aid ayuda económicahumanitarian aid ayuda humanitariaaid ['eɪd] vt: ayudar, auxiliaraid n1) help: ayuda f, asistencia f2) assistant: asistente mfn.• acudimiento s.m.• amparo s.m.• apoyo s.m.• asistencia s.f.• auxilio s.m.• ayuda s.f.• ayudante s.m.,f.• favor s.m.• socorro s.m.• subsidio s.m.v.• abrigar v.• amparar v.• asistir v.• auxiliar v.• ayudar v.• favorecer v.• guarecer v.
I eɪda) u (assistance, support) ayuda fto come/go to somebody's aid — venir*/ir* en ayuda or (liter) auxilio de alguien
b) u ( monetary) ayuda f, asistencia fa concert in aid of... — un concierto a beneficio de...
what's all this in aid of? — (BrE colloq) ¿a qué viene todo esto? (fam)
c) c (apparatus, tool)teaching aids — material m didáctico
visual aids — soporte m (de material) visual
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transitive verb ayudaraided by... — con la ayuda de...
[eɪd]to aid and abet somebody — ( Law) instigar* or secundar a alguien ( en la comisión de un delito)
1. N1) (=assistance) ayuda fto come/go to sb's aid — (lit) acudir en ayuda or more frm en auxilio de algn; (in argument) salir en defensa de algn
a neighbour rushed to his aid — un vecino corrió en su ayuda or more frm en su auxilio
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a charity performance in aid of the blind — una representación benéfica a beneficio de los ciegoswhat's all this in aid of? * — ¿a qué viene todo esto?
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with the aid of — con la ayuda deshe could only walk with the aid of crutches — solo podía andar con la ayuda or ayudándose de unas muletas
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the star can be seen without the aid of a telescope — la estrella se puede ver sin necesidad or ayuda de un telescopio2) (economic, medical) ayuda ffood 2., legal 2.3) (=book, tool) ayuda faudiovisual, deaf 3., hearing 2., teaching 2., visual4) (=person) asistente mf2. VT1) [+ progress, process, recovery] (=speed up) acelerar; (=contribute to) contribuir a2) [+ person] ayudar•
to aid and abet sb — ser cómplice de algn; (Jur) instigar y secundar a algn3.VI ayudar4.CPDaid agency N — organismo m de ayuda
aid package N — dotación f de ayuda
aid programme, aid program (US) N — programa m de ayuda
aid station N — (US) puesto m de socorro
aid worker N — cooperante mf
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I [eɪd]a) u (assistance, support) ayuda fto come/go to somebody's aid — venir*/ir* en ayuda or (liter) auxilio de alguien
b) u ( monetary) ayuda f, asistencia fa concert in aid of... — un concierto a beneficio de...
what's all this in aid of? — (BrE colloq) ¿a qué viene todo esto? (fam)
c) c (apparatus, tool)teaching aids — material m didáctico
visual aids — soporte m (de material) visual
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transitive verb ayudaraided by... — con la ayuda de...
to aid and abet somebody — ( Law) instigar* or secundar a alguien ( en la comisión de un delito)
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