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101 otra vida, la
(n.) = afterlife [after-life]Ex. Acceptance of the belief in an afterlife shows a slight decrease when the findings are compared with those of earlier studies. -
102 otra vida
f.hereafter, after life.* * *la otra vida(n.) = afterlife [after-life]Ex: Acceptance of the belief in an afterlife shows a slight decrease when the findings are compared with those of earlier studies.
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103 restar importancia a
• belittle• de-emphasize• decrease the emphasis on• laugh loudly• laugh on• make life difficult for oneself• make lighter• make limber• make little or no difference• minimize the importance of• pass unhindered• pass upon• play down• rest importance from• shrug off• think much of• think of -
104 baja ficticia de la Bolsa
• fictitious decrease in the Stock MarketDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > baja ficticia de la Bolsa
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105 endulzar
• cajole• decrease the tone of• paint with rosy colors• sugarcoat• sweeten -
106 juicio
• appraisal• common sense• final consumption• final decision• final decree• good Samaritan• good shape• judgement• judgment• laws of the land• lawyer• reasonableness• resolution• sensible decrease• sensibly -
107 reducción de capital
• capital reduction• capital stock decrease• reduction of capital• reverse speed• reverse stock split• reverse the charges -
108 depleción
f.1 decrease in the water content of an organism.2 depletion, removal. -
109 depotencializar
v.to decrease the potency of, to make less intense, to make less powerful. -
110 hipoventilación
f.hypoventilation, decrease of air intake into the lungs, holding your breath.
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