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1 sedate
I si'deit adjective(calm, serious and dignified: a sedate, middle-aged woman.) tranquilo, sereno, sosegado- sedately- sedateness
II si'deit verb(to give a sedative: The doctor sedated her with some pills.) sedar- sedativetr[sɪ'deɪt]1 sosegado,-a, sereno,-a, tranquilo,-a————————tr[sɪ'deɪt]1 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL administrar sedantes a, sedarsedate adj: sosegado♦ sedately advadj.• formal adj.• grave adj.• sentado, -a adj.• tranquilo, -a adj.v.• sedar v.• serenar v.
I sɪ'deɪtadjective <person/lifestyle/pace> reposado, tranquilo; <color/decor> sobrio
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transitive verb ( Med) \<\<patient/animal\>\> sedar, administrar sedantes a[sɪ'deɪt]1.ADJ serio, formal2.VT (Med) sedar* * *
I [sɪ'deɪt]adjective <person/lifestyle/pace> reposado, tranquilo; <color/decor> sobrio
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transitive verb ( Med) \<\<patient/animal\>\> sedar, administrar sedantes a -
2 sedate
adj.1 sosegado(a), sereno(a).2 sedado, sosegado.3 serio, formal.vt.sedar.(pt & pp sedated) -
3 reposado
Del verbo reposar: ( conjugate reposar) \ \
reposado es: \ \el participioMultiple Entries: reposado reposar
reposado
◊ -da adjetivo [SER] ‹persona/temperamento› calm;‹ademanes/habla› unhurried
reposar ( conjugate reposar) verbo intransitivo [ restos mortales] to lie
reposar
I verbo intransitivo
1 (una persona) to rest, take a rest: no estaba dormido, solo reposaba un rato, I wasn't asleep, I was just resting (my eyes) a little
2 (un muerto) to be buried, to lie: sus restos reposan en un cementerio de Dublín, she's buried in a Dublin cemetery
3 (el polvo, etc) to lie
4 (un alimento, un líquido) to settle, stand
II verbo transitivo to rest, lay [en, on]: reposé mi cabeza en su pecho, I rested my head on his chest Locuciones: reposar la comida, to let one's meal go down ' reposado' also found in these entries: English: sedate -
4 tranquilo
tranquilo 1
◊ -la adjetivo1 ‹ lugar› quiet, peaceful, tranquil 2 [ESTAR] ‹ persona›: ¡tranquilo! relax!; tú, tranquilo, de eso me encargo yo there's no need for you to worry, I'll take care of that; lo hice para quedarme tranquilo I did it for my own peace of mind; déjalo tranquilo leave him aloneb) ( sin inmutarse):◊ su hermano en el hospital y él tan tranquilo his brother's in hospital and he doesn't seem at all bothered;…y se quedó tan tranquila …and she didn't bat an eyelash (AmE) o (BrE) eyelid
tranquilo 2 adverbio (Méx fam):◊ te cuesta tranquilo unas 2,000 libras it costs 2,000 pounds easily (colloq)
tranquilo,-a adjetivo
1 (sosegado, sereno) calm (sin turbulencias) still: todo está tranquilo por aquí, everything is quiet around here
2 (sin nervios, preocupación) dile que se esté tranquilo, tell her to not worry (conciencia: sin remordimientos) clear
3 (despreocupado, relajado, con pachorra) laid-back ' tranquilo' also found in these entries: Spanish: ancha - ancho - confiada - confiado - despreocupada - despreocupado - estarse - pancha - pancho - quieta - quieto - recogerse - serena - sereno - tranquila - Y - estar - fresco - parsimonioso - relajado English: ambience - but - calm - casual - clear - collected - comfortable - composed - cool - deceptively - dying - easy - easy-going - equable - everything - laid-back - mellow - peace - peaceful - private - quiet - relaxed - rest - restful - saunter - sedate - serene - smooth - steady - still - tranquil - uneventful - untroubled - all right - be - laid
См. также в других словарях:
Sedate — Se*date , a. [L. sedatus, p. p. of sedare, sedatum, to allay, calm, causative of sedere to sit. See {Sit}.] Undisturbed by passion or caprice; calm; tranquil; serene; not passionate or giddy; composed; staid; as, a sedate soul, mind, or temper.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sedate — Ⅰ. sedate [1] ► ADJECTIVE 1) calm and unhurried. 2) staid and rather dull. DERIVATIVES sedately adverb sedateness noun. ORIGIN originally used also as a medical term in the sense «not sore or painful»: from Latin sedare settle … English terms dictionary
sedate — index peaceable, phlegmatic, solemn Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
sedate — grave, staid, earnest, sober, *serious, solemn, somber Analogous words: placid, *calm, serene,.tranquil: collected, composed, imperturbable (see COOL): *decorous, seemly, proper Antonyms: flighty … New Dictionary of Synonyms
sedate — [adj] calm, collected cold sober*, composed, cool, cool as cucumber*, decorous, deliberate, demure, dignified, dispassionate, earnest, grave, imperturbable, laid back*, no nonsense, placid, proper, quiet, seemly, serene, serious, sober, solemn,… … New thesaurus
sedate — sedate1 [si dāt′] adj. [L sedatus, pp. of sedare, to settle, caus. of sedere, to SIT] calm, quiet, or composed; esp., serious and unemotional; staid; decorous SYN. SERIOUS sedately adv. sedateness n. ☆ sedate2 [si dāt′ ] vt. sedated, sedating … English World dictionary
sedate — [[t]sɪde͟ɪt[/t]] sedates, sedating, sedated 1) ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n If you describe someone or something as sedate, you mean that they are quiet and rather dignified, though perhaps a bit dull. She took them to visit her sedate, elderly cousins … English dictionary
sedate — se|date1 [sıˈdeıt] adj [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: , past participle of sedare to make calm ] 1.) calm, serious, and formal ▪ a sedate seaside town ▪ The wedding was rather a sedate occasion. 2.) formal moving slowly and calmly ▪ We… … Dictionary of contemporary English
sedate — I UK [sɪˈdeɪt] / US adjective quiet or slow, and not likely to shock people or attract attention a sedate neighbourhood They continued at a more sedate pace. Derived word: sedately adverb II UK [sɪˈdeɪt] / US verb [transitive] Word forms sedate … English dictionary
sedate — se|date1 [ sı deıt ] adjective quiet or slow, and not likely to shock people or attract attention: a sedate neighborhood They continued at a more sedate pace. ╾ se|date|ly adverb sedate se|date 2 [ sı deıt ] verb transitive to give someone a… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
sedate — sedately, adv. sedateness, n. /si dayt /, adj., v., sedated, sedating. adj. 1. calm, quiet, or composed; undisturbed by passion or excitement: a sedate party; a sedate horse. v.t. 2. to put (a person) under sedation. [1640 50; < L sedatus (ptp.… … Universalium