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1 governing
tr['gʌvənɪŋ]1 gobernante, dirigente\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLgoverning body consejo de administraciónthe governing classes las clases nombre femenino plural dirigentesadj.• director adj.• gobernador adj.• gobernante adj.• rector adj.• regente adj.n.• gobernación s.f.['ɡʌvǝnɪŋ]1.ADJ (Pol) [party] gobernante, en el gobierno2.CPDgoverning board N — (Brit) (Scol) consejo m directivo de escuela
governing body N — consejo m de administración
governing principle N — principio m rector
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3 governing
adj.gobernante (party, coalition); rector(a) (concept, principle)ger.gerundio del verbo GOVERN. -
4 governing body
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5 governing board
s.consejo administrativo, comisión ejecutiva, Consejo de Administración, comisión directiva. -
6 governing body
s.Asamblea Legislativa, Consejo de Administración, gobernantes, parlamento. -
7 governing class
s.clase gobernante. -
8 governing committee
s.comisión directiva, Consejo de Administración, comisión ejecutiva, comisión gestora. -
9 governing hand
s.mano dura, mano firme. -
10 governing law
s.ley aplicable. -
11 governing party
s.partido gobernante, partido imperante. -
12 governing principle
s.principio rector. -
13 self-governing
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14 the governing classes
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15 self-governing
adj.1 autónomo(a).2 autorregulador.s.autorregulación. -
16 self-governing body
s.grupo organizado de gobierno propio. -
17 self-governing university
s.universidad autónoma.Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > self-governing university
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18 govern
1) (to rule: The queen governed (the country) wisely and well.) gobernar2) (to influence: Our policy is governed by three factors.) regirgovern vb gobernartr['gʌvən]1 gobernar, dirigir2 SMALLLINGUISTICS/SMALL regir3 (determine) dictar1 gobernar2 (predominate) predominar, prevalecergovern ['gʌvərn] vt1) rule: gobernar2) control, determine: determinar, controlar, guiar3) restrain: dominar (las emociones, etc.)govern vi: gobernarv.• dominar v.• gobernar v.• mandar v.• regir (Jurisprudencia) v.'gʌvərn, 'gʌvən
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1)a) ( rule) gobernar*b) ( determine) determinargoverning body — organismo m rector
2) ( Ling) \<\<case\>\> regir*
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vi gobernar*['ɡʌvǝn]1. VT1) (=rule) [+ country] gobernar2) (=control) [+ city, business] dirigir; [+ choice, decision] guiar; [+ emotions] dominar3) (Ling) regir2.VI (Pol) gobernar* * *['gʌvərn, 'gʌvən]
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1)a) ( rule) gobernar*b) ( determine) determinargoverning body — organismo m rector
2) ( Ling) \<\<case\>\> regir*
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19 ruling
adjective (governing: the ruling party.) gobernante, reinante, dirigente, en el podertr['rʊːlɪŋ]1 SMALLLAW/SMALL falloruling ['ru:lɪŋ] n: resolución f, fallo madj.• gobernante adj.• imperante adj.• que rige adj.• regente adj.n.• gobernante s.m.
I 'ruːlɪŋnoun fallo m, resolución fto give o make a ruling that... — fallar or resolver* que...
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adjective (before n)b) ( dominant) <principle/factor> dominante['ruːlɪŋ]1. ADJ1) (=governing) [class, body] dirigente; [party] en el poder; [monarch] reinanteruling planet — (Astrol) planeta m dominante
2) (=predominant) [passion, factor] dominante3) (Econ) [price] que rige, vigente2.N (Jur) fallo m, resolución f ; (Admin, Sport) decisión f* * *
I ['ruːlɪŋ]noun fallo m, resolución fto give o make a ruling that... — fallar or resolver* que...
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20 eligibility
noun eligibilidad, idoneidadtr[elɪʤə'bɪlɪtɪ]1 elegibilidad nombre femenino, idoneidad nombre femeninon.• elegibilidad s.f.• eligibilidad s.f.'elədʒə'bɪləti, ˌelɪdʒə'bɪlətimass nouna) (right, qualification)the rules governing eligibility for benefits — el reglamento que establece los requisitos necesarios para tener derecho a las prestaciones
b) (suitability for job, rank) idoneidad f[ˌelɪdʒǝ'bɪlɪtɪ]N elegibilidad f* * *['elədʒə'bɪləti, ˌelɪdʒə'bɪləti]mass nouna) (right, qualification)the rules governing eligibility for benefits — el reglamento que establece los requisitos necesarios para tener derecho a las prestaciones
b) (suitability for job, rank) idoneidad f
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governing — UK [ˈɡʌvə(r)nɪŋ] / US [ˈɡʌvərnɪŋ] adjective [only before noun] 1) a governing authority has the power to govern a country, city etc a governing party/authority/coalition the governing class of ancient Rome 2) a governing organization has the… … English dictionary
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