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1 accept
ək'sept1) (to take (something offered): He accepted the gift.) aceptar2) (to believe in, agree to or acknowledge: We accept your account of what happened; Their proposal was accepted; He accepted responsibility for the accident.) aceptar•- acceptably
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accept vb aceptartr[ək'sept]1 (gift, offer, etc) aceptar2 (admit to be true) admitir, aceptar■ I accept what you say, but... acepto lo que dices, pero...accept [ɪk'sɛpt, æk-] vt1) : aceptar2) acknowledge: admitir, reconocerv.• aceptar v.• acoger v.• acotar v.• admitir v.• consentir v.ək'septa) \<\<gift/invitation/argument/credit card\>\> aceptar; \<\<evidence\>\> aceptar, admitirb) ( recognize) reconocer*[ǝk'sept]do you accept that you were wrong? — ¿reconoces or admites que estabas equivocado?
1. VT1) [+ gift, invitation, apology, offer] aceptar; [+ report] aprobar; (Med) [+ transplant] tolerar2) [machine] [+ coin] admitir3) (Comm) [+ cheque, orders] aceptar4) (=acknowledge) reconocer, admitir; [+ person] admitir, acogerit is accepted that... — se reconoce or admite que...
he was accepted as one of us — se lo admitió or acogió como a uno de nosotros
2.VI aceptar, asentir* * *[ək'sept]a) \<\<gift/invitation/argument/credit card\>\> aceptar; \<\<evidence\>\> aceptar, admitirb) ( recognize) reconocer*do you accept that you were wrong? — ¿reconoces or admites que estabas equivocado?
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2 disown
dis'oun(to refuse to acknowledge as belonging to oneself: to disown one's son.) renegartr[dɪs'əʊn]1 (child, person, country) renegar de, repudiar; (signature, comment, opinion) no reconocer como 2propio,-adisown [dɪs'o:n] vt: renegar de, repudiarv.• negar v.• renegar de v.• repudiar v.dɪs'əʊna) ( repudiate) renegar* de, repudiarb) ( deny responsibility for) no reconocer* como propio[dɪs'ǝʊn]VT1) (=repudiate) [+ son, daughter, husband, wife] desconocer, repudiar2) (=deny) [+ responsibility] negar; [+ belief] renegar de* * *[dɪs'əʊn]a) ( repudiate) renegar* de, repudiarb) ( deny responsibility for) no reconocer* como propio -
3 responder
responder ( conjugate responder) verbo intransitivo 1 2 ( reaccionar) to respond; responder A algo ‹a amenaza/estímulo› to respond to sth 3 ( corresponder): las cifras no responden a la realidad the figures do not reflect the true situation 4 ( responsabilizarse):◊ si ocurre algo, yo no respondo if anything happens I will not be held responsible;responder ante la justicia to answer for one's acts in a court of law; yo respondo de su integridad I will vouch for his integrity; no respondo de lo que hizo I am not responsible for what he did; responder POR algn to vouch for sb verbo transitivo
responder
I verbo transitivo to answer, reply
II verbo intransitivo
1 (a una acción, pregunta, etc) to answer, reply: respondió con evasivas, he didn't give a straight answer, nunca responde a mis cartas, she never answers my letters
2 (a un tratamiento, estímulo, etc) to respond
3 (de un error o falta) to pay for: el asesino debe responder de sus crímenes, the murderer must pay for his crimes
4 (por una persona) to vouch for: yo respondo de su inocencia, I will vouch for his innocence
5 (de un acto, de una cosa) to be responsible for, to answer for: yo no puedo responder de sus actos, I can't take responsibility for his actions
6 (un negocio) to go well
7 (una cosa a otra) to correspond: los resultados no respondieron a las expectativas, the results didn't fulfil the expectations ' responder' also found in these entries: Spanish: cable - enredarse - enrollarse - vacilar - concluyente English: account for - answer - answer back - answer for - definitive - give - guideline - handle - parting - reply - respond - retaliate - shoot back - vouch - acknowledge - attempt - counter - fit - pattern - perform[rɪs'pɒndǝ(r)]N1) (=person) persona f que responde2) (Tech) respondedor m
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