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1 athletics
- 'le-noun singular (the sports of running, jumping etc or competitions in these: Athletics was my favourite activity at school.) atletismoathletics n atletismotr[æɵ'letɪks]1 atletismo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLathletics club club nombre masculino de atletismoathletics meeting reunión nombre femenino atléticaathletics [æɵ'lɛt̬ɪks] ns & pl: atletismo mn.• atletismo (Deporte) s.m.æθ'letɪksnoun (+ sing or pl vb)a) ( active sports) (AmE) deportes mplb) ( track and field) (esp BrE) atletismo m[æθ'letɪks]1.2.CPDathletics coach N — entrenador(a) m / f de atletismo
athletics competition N — competición f atlética
athletics meeting N — competición f atlética, prueba f atlética
athletics track N — pista f de atletismo
* * *[æθ'letɪks]noun (+ sing or pl vb)a) ( active sports) (AmE) deportes mplb) ( track and field) (esp BrE) atletismo m -
2 agent
'ei‹ənt1) (a person or thing that acts: detergents and other cleaning agents.) agente2) (a person who acts for someone in business etc: our agent in London; a theatrical agent.) agente3) ((especially secret agent) a spy: an agent for the Russians.) agente•- agency- by/through the agency of
agent n agentetr['eɪʤənt]1 (gen) agente nombre masulino o femenino; (representative) representante nombre masulino o femenino; (of artist) agente nombre masulino o femenino2 (active ingredient) agente nombre masculinoagent ['eɪʤənt] n1) means: agente m, medio m, instrumento m2) representative: agente mf, representante mfn.• agente s.m.• apoderado s.m.• comisionado s.m.• consignatario s.m.• corredor, -ora s.m.,f.• delegado s.m.• diligenciero s.m.• encargado s.m.• factor s.m.• gestor s.m.• mandatario s.m.• representante s.m.,f.'eɪdʒənt1) ca) ( for person) agente mfyou're a free agent — eres libre or tienes total libertad (de hacer lo que quieras)
b) ( for company - person) agente mf, representante mf; (- firm) agencia fc) ( government officer in US) agente mf2) c ( spy) agente mf3) c u ( substance) agente m['eɪdʒǝnt]N1) (for company, sports personality, actor) agente mf, representante mf ; (Jur) apoderado(-a) m / f ; (Pol) delegado(-a) m / f ; (undercover) agente mffree 5., literary, sole III, 1.2) (US) (=station master) jefe(-a) m / f de estación3) (Chem) agente mchemical agent — agente m químico
4) (=catalyst)she has portrayed herself as an agent of change — se ha descrito a sí misma como agente or propulsora or motor del cambio
* * *['eɪdʒənt]1) ca) ( for person) agente mfyou're a free agent — eres libre or tienes total libertad (de hacer lo que quieras)
b) ( for company - person) agente mf, representante mf; (- firm) agencia fc) ( government officer in US) agente mf2) c ( spy) agente mf3) c u ( substance) agente m -
3 recall
ri'ko:l
1. verb1) (to order (a person etc) to return: He had been recalled to his former post.) hacer volver2) (to remember: I don't recall when I last saw him.) recordar, acordarse
2. noun1) (an order to return: the recall of soldiers to duty.) llamada, aviso2) ('ri:ko:l the ability to remember and repeat what one has seen, heard etc: He has total recall.) memoria1 (memory) memoria2 (withdrawal) retirada3 (of parliament) convocación nombre femenino extraordinaria1 (remember) recordar2 (withdraw) retirar3 (parliament) convocar de manera extraordinaria\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto sound recall tocar retretarecall [ri'kɔl] vt1) : llamar, retirarrecalled to active duty: llamado al servicio activo2) remember: recordar, acordarse de3) revoke: revocarrecall [ri'kɔl, 'ri:.kɔl] n1) : retirada f (de personas o mercancías)2) memory: memoria fto have total recall: poder recordar todon.• llamada s.f.• retirada s.f.• revocación s.f.v.• alzar v.• hacer volver v.• llamar v.• mandar volver v.• recordar v.• retirar v.• revocar v.
I rɪ'kɔːl, 'riːkɔːl1) u ( memory) memoria fto have total recall — tener* una memoria excelente
2) u ca) ( withdrawal of goods) retirada f ( del mercado)b) ( summoning back - of an ambassador) retirada f; (- of Parliament) convocatoria f (en sesión extraordinaria)c) ( in US) ( Govt) destitución f ( de un funcionario del gobierno mediante voto popular)
II
1. rɪ'kɔːl1) ( remember) recordar*2) ( call back)a) \<\<faulty goods\>\> retirar ( del mercado)b) \<\<ambassador\>\> retirar; ( temporarily) llamar; \<\<troops\>\> llamar
2.
vi recordar*[rɪ'kɔːl]1. N1) (=recollection) recuerdo m ; (=ability to remember) memoria f2) (=calling back) [of Parliament] convocatoria f extraordinaria; (Mil) [of troops] nueva convocatoria f3) (=withdrawal) [of ambassador] retirada f ; [of defective product] retirada f (del mercado); (US) [of elected official] destitución f ; (Mil) [of troops] retirada fto sound the recall — tocar la retirada, tocar retreta
2. VT1) (=call back) [+ Parliament] convocar en sesión extraordinaria; [+ ambassador, capital] retirar; [+ sports player] volver a llamar; [+ library book] reclamar; [+ defective product] retirar (del mercado) ; (Mil) (=call up) llamar; (US) (Pol) (=dismiss) destituir2) (=remember) recordarI seem to recall that... — creo recordar que...
3) (=bring to mind) recordar ait recalls the time when... — recuerda a aquella ocasión en la que...
4) (Comput) volver a llamar3.VI recordarI'm sorry, I don't recall — lo siento, no recuerdo
as I recall... — según recuerdo..., que yo recuerde...
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I [rɪ'kɔːl, 'riːkɔːl]1) u ( memory) memoria fto have total recall — tener* una memoria excelente
2) u ca) ( withdrawal of goods) retirada f ( del mercado)b) ( summoning back - of an ambassador) retirada f; (- of Parliament) convocatoria f (en sesión extraordinaria)c) ( in US) ( Govt) destitución f ( de un funcionario del gobierno mediante voto popular)
II
1. [rɪ'kɔːl]1) ( remember) recordar*2) ( call back)a) \<\<faulty goods\>\> retirar ( del mercado)b) \<\<ambassador\>\> retirar; ( temporarily) llamar; \<\<troops\>\> llamar
2.
vi recordar*
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