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adjective ((negative unproductive) producing a lot; fruitful: productive land; Our discussion was not very productive.) productivo; fértiltr[prə'dʌktɪv]1 (gen) productivo,-a2 (useful) positivo,-a, productivo,-a, fructífero,-aproductive [prə'dʌktɪv] adj: productivoadj.• fecundo, -a adj.• productivo, -a adj.• productor adj.prə'dʌktɪvit's not a very productive way to spend your time — no es una manera muy provechosa de pasar el tiempo
[prǝ'dʌktɪv]ADJ1) (=efficient) [worker, land, industry] productivoto be productive of sth — frm producir algo, generar algo
2) (=fruitful) [meeting, discussion] fructíferoI spent a productive morning in the library — he tenido una mañana muy fructífera or provechosa en la biblioteca
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3 productive cough
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4 productive economy
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adj.1 productivo(a).2 que produce tejido nuevo.3 que produce esputo o moco. -
7 productive activity
s.actividad productiva. -
8 productive assets
s.activo productivo. -
9 productive base
s.base de producción. -
10 productive bronchitis
s.bronquitis productiva. -
11 productive cough
s.tos productiva, tos con producción de flema. -
12 productive department
s.departamento productivo. -
13 productive efficiency
s.eficiencia productiva. -
14 productive funds
s.fondos productivos. -
15 productive investment
s.inversión reproductiva, inversión productiva, inversión remunerativa. -
16 productive labor
s.mano de obra productiva. -
17 productive labour
s.mano de obra productiva. -
18 productive life
s.vida productiva, vida económica. -
19 productive sector
s.sector productivo. -
20 productive time
s.tiempo de explotación, tiempo productivo, tiempo útil.
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