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1 aplacamiento
• appeasement• calming• placation• tranquil place• tranquilize -
2 confortación
• appeasement• comforting• placation• soothing -
3 apaciguamiento
m.1 calming.2 appeasement, calming down, calming, consolation.* * *1 pacification, appeasement* * *SM (=tranquilidad) calming down; (Pol) appeasement* * *= appeasement.Ex. He supported ' appeasement' and never advocated armed intervention against the dictators.* * *= appeasement.Ex: He supported ' appeasement' and never advocated armed intervention against the dictators.
* * *calming;una política de apaciguamiento a policy of appeasement* * *: appeasement -
4 aplacamiento
m.1 appeasableness.2 stay of execution.3 abatement, appeasement, calming, tranquilization.* * *1 placation, calming* * *= appeasement.Ex. He supported ' appeasement' and never advocated armed intervention against the dictators.* * *= appeasement.Ex: He supported ' appeasement' and never advocated armed intervention against the dictators.
* * *aplacamiento nmcalming* * *aplacamiento nm: appeasement -
5 pacificación
f.pacification, mollification, appeasement, peacemaking.* * *1 pacification* * *SF pacification* * *femenino pacification* * *= pacification, appeasement.Ex. The biography maintains that at the core of his interests was pacification of the country after the Civil War through provision of free public education to whites and blacks.Ex. He supported ' appeasement' and never advocated armed intervention against the dictators.* * *femenino pacification* * *= pacification, appeasement.Ex: The biography maintains that at the core of his interests was pacification of the country after the Civil War through provision of free public education to whites and blacks.
Ex: He supported ' appeasement' and never advocated armed intervention against the dictators.* * *pacification* * *
pacificación sustantivo femenino pacification
* * *pacificación nfpacification* * *f pacification* * * -
6 entreguismo
m.1 readiness to give up, rendition without fighting.2 policy of appeasement.* * *SM (Pol) (=apaciguamiento) appeasement, policy of appeasement; (=derrotismo) defeatism; (=oportunismo) opportunism; (=traición) betrayal, selling-out* * *(CS)submissive stance, policy of appeasement* * *entreguismo nmdefeatism;una oposición sin entreguismos al liberalismo económico an uncompromising opposition to economic liberalism -
7 intervención armada
(n.) = armed interventionEx. He supported 'appeasement' and never advocated armed intervention against the dictators.* * *(n.) = armed interventionEx: He supported 'appeasement' and never advocated armed intervention against the dictators.
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8 contemporización
f.temporization, acquiescence, condescension, compliance.* * *SF (=acomodación) temporizing; (Pol) appeasement* * *spirit of compromisepolítica de contemporización policy of appeasement -
9 P
f.1 p, letter p.2 phosphorus.* * *P1 ( parking) car park, US parking lot* * *[pe]SF (=letra) P, p* * ** * ** * *P, p( read as /pe/)(the letter) P, p* * *
Multiple Entries:
P
P.
p.
P,◊ p sustantivo femenino ( read as /pe/) the letter P, p
P, p f (letra) P, p
'P' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
casilla
- diputada
- diputado
- N. P.
- P.º
- serie
- apartado
- pacto
- pág.
- país
- palacio
- papa
- papá
- paralímpico
- P.D.
- pe
- p. ej.
- polo
- premio
- providencia
English:
absorption
- acupuncture
- adoption
- after
- airport
- airstrip
- antelope
- anthropology
- antipathy
- antipersonnel
- antiperspirant
- antipollution
- apart
- apartment
- ape
- apiece
- apocalypse
- apolitical
- apologetic
- apologetically
- apologize
- apology
- apostle
- apostrophe
- appal
- appall
- appalling
- appeal
- appealing
- appear
- appearance
- appease
- appeasement
- appoint
- appointee
- appointment
- apportion
- apportionment
- apprenticeship
- approximately
- archbishop
- archetypal
- archetype
- aromatherapy
- asleep
- atop
- atypical
- backdrop
- backup
- battleship
* * *P (abrev de peón)[en notación de ajedrez] PPo (abrev de Paseo)Av, AveP, p [pe] nf[letra] P, p* * *p nf: seventeenth letter of the Spanish alphabet -
10 propiciación
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11 p.º
P.º (abr de paseo) avenue, Ave.
'P.º' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
casilla
- diputada
- diputado
- N. P.
- P
- serie
- apartado
English:
absorption
- acupuncture
- adoption
- after
- airport
- airstrip
- antelope
- anthropology
- antipathy
- antipersonnel
- antiperspirant
- antipollution
- apart
- apartment
- ape
- apiece
- apocalypse
- apolitical
- apologetic
- apologetically
- apologize
- apology
- apostle
- apostrophe
- appal
- appall
- appalling
- appeal
- appealing
- appear
- appearance
- appease
- appeasement
- appoint
- appointee
- appointment
- apportion
- apportionment
- apprenticeship
- approximately
- archbishop
- archetypal
- archetype
- aromatherapy
- asleep
- atop
- atypical
- backdrop
- backup
- battleship
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12 apaciguamiento
• alleviation• appeasement• calming• calming down• calmness• consolation• mollification• pacification• pacifying• placation• propitiation• remittment• subsidence -
13 entreguismo
• policy of appeasement• readiness to give up• rendition without fighting -
14 pacificación
• alleviation• appeasement• calming• mollification• pacification• peacekeeping• peacetime• placation -
15 política de apaciguamiento
• policy of appeasementDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > política de apaciguamiento
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16 confortación
f.soothing, comforting, appeasement, placation.
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