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noun (the sport of fighting with the fists.) boxeoboxing n boxeotr['bɒksɪŋ]1 boxeo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLboxing gloves guantes nombre masculino plural de boxeoboxing ['bɑksɪŋ] n: boxeo mn.• boxeo (Deporte) s.m.n.• embalaje s.m.• envase s.m.'bɑːksɪŋ, 'bɒksɪŋmass noun boxeo m; (before n)['bɒksɪŋ]boxing ring — ring m, cuadrilátero m
1.N boxeo m, box m (LAm)2.CPDBoxing Day N — (Brit) día m de San Esteban (26 de diciembre)
boxing gloves NPL — guantes mpl de boxeo
boxing match N — combate m de boxeo
boxing promoter N — promotor(a) m / f de boxeo
BOXING DAY El día después de Navidad es Boxing Day, fiesta en todo el Reino Unido, aunque si el 26 de diciembre cae en domingo el día de descanso se traslada al lunes. El nombre proviene de una costumbre del siglo XIX, cuando en dicho día se daba un aguinaldo o pequeño regalo ( Christmas box) a los comerciantes, carteros etc. En la actualidad es una fecha en la que se celebran importantes encuentros deportivos.boxing ring N — cuadrilátero m, ring m
* * *['bɑːksɪŋ, 'bɒksɪŋ]mass noun boxeo m; (before n)boxing ring — ring m, cuadrilátero m
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noun1) (who organizes and finances event) Veranstalter, der/Veranstalterin, die; (of ballet tour, pop festival, boxing match, cycle race also) Promoter, der* * *noun der Förderer/die Förderin* * *pro·mot·er[prəˈməʊtəʳ, AM -ˈmoʊt̬ɚ]n4. POL jd, der eine Gesetzesvorlage einbringt* * *[prə'məʊtə(r)]n (SPORT, OF BEAUTY CONTEST ETC)Promoter m, Veranstalter m; (of company) Promoter msales promoter — Verkaufsleiter( in) m(f), Salespromoter(in) m(f) (Comm)
* * *promoter s1. Förderer m, Förderin f, Befürworter(in)2. WIRTSCH Gründer(in):promoters’ shares Gründeraktien3. Promoter(in), Veranstalter(in) (eines Boxkampfes etc)* * *noun1) (who organizes and finances event) Veranstalter, der/Veranstalterin, die; (of ballet tour, pop festival, boxing match, cycle race also) Promoter, der* * *n.Beförderer m.Katalysator m.Organisator m. -
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[prə'məutə]сущ.1)а) марк. промоутер (лицо или компания, занимающаяся рекламой товара или услуги с целью продвижения их на рынок)б) агент (актёра или спортсмена, преим. профессионального боксёра; лицо или компания, организующая концерты или спортивные мероприятия)He is currently thinking over an offer from Midlands promoter to turn pro in the boxing game. — В настоящее время он обдумывает предложение от агента из Мидлендса о переходе в профессиональный бокс.
2) вдохновитель, инициатор, пропагандист, сторонник (какого-л. события или проекта)a promoter of impracticable projects / schemes — прожектёр
The present Mayor of Antwerp is a promoter of the city as cultural capital. — Нынешний мэр Антверпена является вдохновителем превращения города в культурную столицу.
She was the promoter of the pressure to breed on women whether married or not. — Она была сторонницей принуждения женщин к рождению детей, независимо от замужества.
3) основатель, учредитель ( компании)He was the promoter of an organisation in Cardiff which he registered as the Amalgamated Seamen's and Tradesmen. — Он был учредителем организации в Кардиффе, которую зарегистрировал как Объединение мореплавателей и торговцев.
4) уст. обвинительSyn:5) хим. активатор, ускоритель ( реакции)6) биол. промотор (участок молекулы ДНК, находящийся перед началом гена) -
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noun promotortr[prə'məʊtəSMALLr/SMALL]1 promotor,-rapromoter [prə'mo:t̬ər] n: promotor m, -tora f; empresario m, -ria f (en deportes)n.• empresario s.m.• fomentador s.m.• gestor s.m.• promotor s.m.prə'məʊtər, prə'məʊtə(r)a) ( Busn) promotor, -tora m,fb) ( Sport) empresario, -ria m,f[prǝ'mǝʊtǝ(r)]N (gen) promotor(a) m / f ; (=backer) patrocinador(a) m / f ; (Boxing) empresario(-a) m / f* * *[prə'məʊtər, prə'məʊtə(r)]a) ( Busn) promotor, -tora m,fb) ( Sport) empresario, -ria m,f -
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s.promotor(ora) (of theory, cause, boxing match); organizador(ora) (of show) -
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kb. 1 penyelenggara (of boxing). 2 penganjur, promotor. -
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transitive verb1) (to more senior job) befördern2) (encourage) fördern3) (publicize) Werbung machen für4) (Footb.)* * *[prə'məut]2) (to encourage, organize, or help the progress of: He worked hard to promote peace / this scheme.) fördern3) (to encourage the buying of; to advertise: We are promoting a new brand of soap-powder.) werben für•- academic.ru/58337/promoter">promoter- promotion* * *pro·mote[prəˈməʊt, AM -ˈmoʊt]vt1. (raise in rank)he was \promoted to the rank of sergeant er wurde zum Feldwebel befördert2. SPORT3. AM SCH▪ to be \promoted versetzt werden4. (encourage)▪ to \promote sth etw fördernto \promote awareness of sth etw ins Bewusstsein rufen5. (advertise)to \promote a new book/product für ein neues Buch/Produkt Werbung machen6. POLto \promote a bill eine Gesetzesvorlage einbringen* * *[prə'məʊt]vt1) (in rank) befördernhe has been promoted (to) colonel or to the rank of colonel — er ist zum Obersten befördert worden
3) (= organize, put on) conference, race meeting, boxing match etc veranstalten4) (= advertise) werben für; (= put on the market) auf den Markt bringenthe new model has been widely promoted in the media — für das neue Modell ist in den Medien intensiv geworben worden or Werbung gemacht worden
* * *promote [prəˈməʊt] v/t1. fördern, unterstützen2. pej Vorschub leisten (dat), fördern, verschlimmern3. befördern:a) befördert werden, avancieren,b) SPORT aufsteigen (to in akk);he was promoted (to be) colonel, he was promoted to the rank of colonel er wurde zum Oberst befördert;4. Schach: einen Bauern verwandelna) unterstützenb) einbringen7. WIRTSCHb) werben für8. SPORT einen Boxkampf etc veranstalten10. SCHULE US einen Schüler versetzen11. US sl eine Flasche Wein etc organisieren* * *transitive verb1) (to more senior job) befördern2) (encourage) fördern3) (publicize) Werbung machen für4) (Footb.)* * *v.begünstigen v.voranbringen v. -
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prə'məut1) (to raise (to a higher rank or position): He was promoted to head teacher.) promover, ascender2) (to encourage, organize, or help the progress of: He worked hard to promote peace / this scheme.) promover, fomentar3) (to encourage the buying of; to advertise: We are promoting a new brand of soap-powder.) promover•- promoter- promotion
promote vb ascendertr[prə'məʊt]1 (in rank) promover, ascender2 (encourage) promover, fomentar3 SMALLCOMMERCE/SMALL (product) promocionar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be promoted SMALLSPORT/SMALL subir (de categoría)1) : ascender (a un alumno o un empleado)2) advertise: promocionar, hacerle publicidad a3) further: promover, fomentarv.• adelantar v.• agenciar v.• apoyar v.• ascender v.• estimular v.• favorecer v.• financiar v.• fomentar v.• gestionar v.• promocionar v.• promover v.prə'məʊt1)a) ( raise in rank) \<\<employee\>\> ascender*b) (AmE Educ) promover*c) (BrE Sport)United were promoted to the Second Division — United subió or ascendió a segunda división
2)a) ( encourage) promover*, fomentar, potenciar; \<\<growth\>\> estimularb) ( advocate) promover*3)a) \<\<product/service\>\> promocionar, dar(le)* publicidad ab) \<\<concert/boxing match\>\> organizar*[prǝ'mǝʊt]VT1) (in rank)a) [+ employee] ascender•
to be promoted — ser ascendidob) (Mil) ascenderhe was promoted (to) colonel or to the rank of colonel — lo ascendieron a coronel
c) (Sport) [+ team] ascenderTarifa was promoted to the first division — el Tarifa subió or ascendió a primera división
d) (US)(Scol) [+ pupil]2) (=encourage) [+ trade, cooperation, peace] promover, fomentar; [+ growth] estimular; [+ sales, campaign, project, cause] promover; (Parl) [+ bill] presentarhe has spent much of his fortune promoting the arts — ha gastado gran parte de su fortuna promoviendo las artes
3) (=advertise) [+ product] promocionar, dar publicidad athey will do a British tour to promote their second album — harán una gira por Gran Bretaña para promocionar su segundo álbum
the island is being promoted as a tourist destination — se está dando publicidad a la isla como centro de interés turístico
4) (=organize, put on) [+ concert, event] organizar5) (Chem) [+ reaction] provocar* * *[prə'məʊt]1)a) ( raise in rank) \<\<employee\>\> ascender*b) (AmE Educ) promover*c) (BrE Sport)United were promoted to the Second Division — United subió or ascendió a segunda división
2)a) ( encourage) promover*, fomentar, potenciar; \<\<growth\>\> estimularb) ( advocate) promover*3)a) \<\<product/service\>\> promocionar, dar(le)* publicidad ab) \<\<concert/boxing match\>\> organizar* -
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adj boxing, lit pugilistic, hum fistical; boxer, boxer's (-čki) I boksački susret boxing match; (između profesionalaca) prize fight; organizator profesionalnih boksačkih susreta fight promoter boksački adv like a boxer (-čki) -
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prə'məut1) (to raise (to a higher rank or position): He was promoted to head teacher.) forfremme2) (to encourage, organize, or help the progress of: He worked hard to promote peace / this scheme.) fremme, arbeide for3) (to encourage the buying of; to advertise: We are promoting a new brand of soap-powder.) fremme salget, reklamere for•- promoter- promotionfremmeverb \/prəˈməʊt\/1) forfremme, opphøye2) ( skolevesen) flytte opp3) ( sport) la rykke opp4) fremme, arbeide for, (aktivt) støtte, oppmuntre (til)5) ( sjakk) forvandle til offiser6) reklamere for, lansere, drive reklame for, drive PR for, markedsføre7) ( handel) stifte, (være med på å) starte8) ( boksing) være promotør for9) ( kjemi) aktivere10) (austr.) tyvlåne, lure til segbe promoted bli forfremmet, avansere, gå viderepromote a person forfremme noen
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