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'sensəsplural - censuses; noun(an official counting especially of a country's inhabitants: When was the last census in Britain?) censotr['sensəs]1 censo, padrón nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto take a census realizar el censocensus ['sɛntsəs] n: censo mn.• censo (Gobierno) s.m.• empadronamiento (Gobierno) s.m.• encabezamiento s.m.• padrón s.m.'sensəs ['sensǝs]1.N(pl censuses) censo m2.CPDcensus data N — datos mpl de empadronamiento
census taker N — (US) encuestador(a) m / f del censo
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5 census-taking
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6 census data
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10 do a census of
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11 pertaining to the census
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12 take a census of
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13 to take a census
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14 access road census
n (AmE) (cf slip road census BrE )TRANSP carretera de entrada censada f, censo de carreteras de acceso m, censo de vías de acceso m -
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16 slip road census
n (BrE)TRANSP carretera de entrada censada f, censo de carreteras de acceso m, censo de vías de acceso m -
17 traffic census
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18 agricultural census
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20 livestock census
s.censo ganadero.
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