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1 cohesion
cohesión sustantivo femenino
cohesión sustantivo femenino cohesion ' cohesión' also found in these entries: Spanish: unidad - unión English: cohesiontr[kəʊ'hiːʒən]1 cohesión nombre femeninocohesion [ko'hi:ʒən] n: cohesión fn.• coherencia s.f.• cohesión s.f.kəʊ'hiːʒənmass noun cohesión f[kǝʊ'hiːʒǝn]N cohesión f* * *[kəʊ'hiːʒən]mass noun cohesión f -
2 coherence
noun coherenciatr[kəʊ'hɪərəns]1 (connection) coherencia, congruencia2 (cohesion) cohesión nombre femeninocoherence [ko'hɪrənts] n: coherencia f, congruencia fn.• coherencia s.f.kəʊ'hɪrəns, kəʊ'hɪərənscoherency -si mass nouna) ( logical connection) coherencia f, congruencia fb) ( of group) cohesión f[kǝʊ'hɪǝrǝns]N coherencia f* * *[kəʊ'hɪrəns, kəʊ'hɪərəns]coherency [-si] mass nouna) ( logical connection) coherencia f, congruencia fb) ( of group) cohesión f -
3 incoherence
noun incoherenciatr[ɪnkəʊ'hɪərəns]1 (lack of cohesion) incoherencia2 (inarticulateness) ininteligibilidad nombre femeninoincoherence [.ɪnko'hɪrənts, -'hɛr-] n: incoherencia fn.• incoherencia s.f.[ˌɪnkǝʊ'hɪǝrǝns]N [of ideas, policies] incoherencia f, falta f de coherenciahis attempts to explain degenerated into incoherence — en su intento por dar una explicación cayó en la más absoluta incoherencia
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4 consistency
I noun(the degree of thickness or firmness: of the consistency of dough.) consistencia
II nounthe consistency of his work.)tr[kən'sɪstənsɪ]1 (of actions, behaviour, policy) consecuencia, coherencia, lógica2 (of mixture) consistencia1) : consistencia f (de una mezcla o sustancia)2) coherence: coherencia f3) uniformity: regularidad f, uniformidad fn.• coherencia s.f.• consecuencia s.f.• consistencia s.f.• trabazón s.m.kən'sɪstənsia) u ( regularity) regularidad fb) u c ( of mixture) consistencia fc) u ( coherence) coherencia f[kǝn'sɪstǝnsɪ]N1) (=constancy) [of person, action, behaviour] coherencia f, uniformidad f ; [of results] lo regularthe manager was impressed by the consistency of her work — el jefe quedó impresionado por la calidad que caracterizaba todo su trabajo
2) (=cohesion) [of argument] coherencia f, lógica f3) (=density) [of paste, mixture] consistencia f* * *[kən'sɪstənsi]a) u ( regularity) regularidad fb) u c ( of mixture) consistencia fc) u ( coherence) coherencia f -
5 union
'ju:njən1) (the act of uniting or process of being united: Union between the two countries would be impossible.) unión2) (the state of being united, eg in marriage, friendship etc: Their marriage was a perfect union.) unión3) (a club or association: The European Union.) unión•union n sindicato
unión sustantivo femenino 1a) ( acción):la unión de estos factores the combination of these factorsc)◊ la Uunión Americana (Méx) (Period) the United States2 ( relación) union, relationship; ( matrimonio) union, marriage 3 ( juntura) joint
unión sustantivo femenino
1 (coalición) union
Unión Europea, European Union
2 (asociación) association
unión de consumidores, consumers' association
3 (cohesión) unity
4 (matrimonio, ligazón) union
5 (juntura) joint ' unión' also found in these entries: Spanish: abogada - abogado - camaradería - cohabitación - conflictividad - fracturar - revigorizar - sindical - sindicarse - sindicato - soldadura - UE - UEFA - unidad - URSS - alianza - casamiento - conjunción - empate - enlace - gremial - gremio - llamar - sindicalismo - sindicalizarse - Unión Europea - Unión Soviética - vínculo English: connection - EMU - EU - European Union - inflame - intervene - mating - membership - mismatch - rep - togetherness - trade union - trades union - union - Union Jack - belong - blue - capacity - European - join - joint - labor union - marriage - official - rank - shop - Soviet - student - trade - TUC - USSRtr['jʊːnɪən]1 unión nombre femenino3 (of workers) sindicato4 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL unión nombre femenino1 sindical, del sindicato\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLUnion Jack la bandera del Reino Unido, la bandera británicathe Union SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL los Estados Unidosunion ['ju:njən] n1) : unión fadj.• gremial adj.• sindical adj.n.• aligación s.f.• atadura s.f.• ayuntamiento s.m.• cofradía s.f.• enlace s.m.• fusión s.f.• gremio s.m.• junta s.f.• ligazón s.m.• masa s.f.• parentesco s.m.• sindicato s.m.• trabazón s.m.• unión s.f.'juːnjən1) u c (act, state) unión f2)the Union — ( the United States) los Estados Unidos; ( in Civil War) la Unión
3) c ( Lab Rel) sindicato m, gremio m (CS, Per); (before n) <official, movement> sindical, gremial (CS, Per)union card — carné m de afiliado
4) c (at college, university) asociación f or federación f de estudiantes['juːnjǝn]1. N1) unión f ; (=marriage) enlace mthe Union — (US) la Unión
2) (=trade union) sindicato m, gremio m3) (=club, society) club m, sociedad f4) (Mech) (for pipes etc) unión f, manguito m de unión2.CPD (Ind) [leader, movement, headquarters] sindicalunion card N — carnet m de afiliado
union catalog(ue) N — catálogo m colectivo or conjunto
Union Jack N — bandera f del Reino Unido
union member N — miembro mf del sindicato, sindicalista mf
union membership N — (=numbers) afiliados mpl al sindicato
union membership has declined — el número de afiliados a los sindicatos ha disminuido; (=being a member) afiliación f a un/al sindicato
union membership is compulsory — es obligatorio afiliarse a or hacerse miembro del sindicato
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics N — (formerly) Unión f de Repúblicas Socialistas Soviéticas
Union of South Africa N — (formerly) Unión f Sudafricana
union shop N — (US) taller m de afiliación (sindical) obligatoria
union suit N — (US) prenda f interior de cuerpo entero
* * *['juːnjən]1) u c (act, state) unión f2)the Union — ( the United States) los Estados Unidos; ( in Civil War) la Unión
3) c ( Lab Rel) sindicato m, gremio m (CS, Per); (before n) <official, movement> sindical, gremial (CS, Per)union card — carné m de afiliado
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6 H
Multiple Entries: H h. H,
H, h f (letra) H, h 'h' also found in these entries: Spanish: A - H - pasar - S.A.R. - sabihonda - sabihondo - sabionda - sabiondo - h. - hache - hacienda English: A - alcohol - alcoholic - antihistamine - behalf - boyhood - brotherhood - coherent - cohesion - cohesive - courtship - cubbyhole - diehard - dojo - fish-hook - H - ha ha - habitual - habitually - haematology - haemoglobin - haemophilia - haemophiliac - half - half-a-dozen - half-baked - half-breed - half-brother - half-caste - half-closed - half-day - half-dead - half-dressed - half-empty - half-full - half-hearted - half-heartedly - half-heartedness - half-holiday - half-hourly - half-mast - half-monthly - half-moon - half-naked - half-open - half-pay - half-pint - half-serious - half-sister - half-timeh eɪtʃ noun H, h f[eɪtʃ]N (=letter) H, h f* * *h [eɪtʃ] noun H, h f -
7 h
Multiple Entries: H h. H,
H, h f (letra) H, h 'h' also found in these entries: Spanish: A - H - pasar - S.A.R. - sabihonda - sabihondo - sabionda - sabiondo - h. - hache - hacienda English: A - alcohol - alcoholic - antihistamine - behalf - boyhood - brotherhood - coherent - cohesion - cohesive - courtship - cubbyhole - diehard - dojo - fish-hook - H - ha ha - habitual - habitually - haematology - haemoglobin - haemophilia - haemophiliac - half - half-a-dozen - half-baked - half-breed - half-brother - half-caste - half-closed - half-day - half-dead - half-dressed - half-empty - half-full - half-hearted - half-heartedly - half-heartedness - half-holiday - half-hourly - half-mast - half-monthly - half-moon - half-naked - half-open - half-pay - half-pint - half-serious - half-sister - half-timeh eɪtʃ noun H, h f[eɪtʃ]N (=letter) H, h f* * *h [eɪtʃ] noun H, h f
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