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pending adj pendientetr['pendɪŋ]1 (waiting to be decided or settled) pendiente; (imminent) próximo,-a, inminente1 (until) hasta; (while awaiting) en espera depending ['pɛndɪŋ] adj: pendientepending prep1) during: durante2) awaiting: en espera deadj.• colgado, -a adj.• pendiente adj.prep.• durante prep.• hasta prep.
I 'pendɪŋa) ( awaiting action) (pred)to be pending — estar* pendiente; (before n)
pending tray — ≈carpeta f de asuntos pendientes
b) ( imminent) <elections/retirement> próximo
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preposition (frml) en espera de['pendɪŋ]1.ADJ pendienteto be pending — estar pendiente or en trámite
2.PREPpending the arrival of... — hasta que llegue...
he has been suspended pending further investigation — ha sido suspendido en espera de que continúe la investigación
3.CPDpending tray N — cajón m de asuntos pendientes
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I ['pendɪŋ]a) ( awaiting action) (pred)to be pending — estar* pendiente; (before n)
pending tray — ≈carpeta f de asuntos pendientes
b) ( imminent) <elections/retirement> próximo
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preposition (frml) en espera de
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