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41 estar mal comunicado con
(v.) = have + poor connections withEx. However, many airports still have poor connections with their metropolitan areas because of congestion.* * *(v.) = have + poor connections withEx: However, many airports still have poor connections with their metropolitan areas because of congestion.
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42 hipotensión
f.hypotension, low blood pressure, abnormally low blood pressure.* * *1 low blood pressure, hypotension* * ** * *femenino low blood pressure, hypotension* * *= hypotension.Ex. The most common drug related adverse events were bloodshot eyes, nasal congestion, dry mouth, hypotension and dizziness.* * *femenino low blood pressure, hypotension* * *= hypotension.Ex: The most common drug related adverse events were bloodshot eyes, nasal congestion, dry mouth, hypotension and dizziness.
* * *low blood pressure, hypotension* * *
hipotensión f Med hypotension
* * *hipotensión nflow blood pressure* * *f MED low blood pressure* * *hipotensión nf: low blood pressure -
43 ojos irritados
(n.) = bloodshot eyesEx. The most common drug related adverse events were bloodshot eyes, nasal congestion, dry mouth, hypotension and dizziness.* * *(n.) = bloodshot eyesEx: The most common drug related adverse events were bloodshot eyes, nasal congestion, dry mouth, hypotension and dizziness.
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44 peaje
m.1 toll.2 tollgate, toll-gate, pike.* * *1 (dinero) toll2 (lugar) tollbooth* * *noun m.* * *SM tollautopista de peaje — toll motorway, turnpike (EEUU)
peaje anti-congestión — [en Londres] congestion charge
* * ** * *= toll.Ex. Passengers in taxis must pay tolls in case of using an express way.----* autopista de peaje = tollway.* cabina de peaje = tollbooth [toll booth].* * ** * *= toll.Ex: Passengers in taxis must pay tolls in case of using an express way.
* autopista de peaje = tollway.* cabina de peaje = tollbooth [toll booth].* * *1 (dinero) toll2 (lugar) toll barrier, tollbooth* * *
peaje sustantivo masculino ( dinero) toll;
( lugar) toll barrier;
peaje sustantivo masculino
1 (pago, importe) toll: el peaje en esta autopista es muy caro, the toll on this motorway is very expensive
2 (lugar) toll gate
' peaje' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
autopista
- barrera
English:
throughway
- toll
- tollgate
- turnpike
- free
- turn
* * *peaje nm1. [importe] toll;2. [lugar] toll barrier* * ** * *peaje nm: toll* * *peaje n1. (dinero) toll2. (lugar) tollbooth -
45 tener malas conexiones con
(v.) = have + poor connections withEx. However, many airports still have poor connections with their metropolitan areas because of congestion.* * *(v.) = have + poor connections withEx: However, many airports still have poor connections with their metropolitan areas because of congestion.
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46 engalletamiento
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47 hiperemia
f.hyperemia, congestion of blood in a body tissue which could be caused by pathological conditions or organ activity, engorgement, active congestion. -
48 sinusitis
f. s.&pl.1 sinusitis.2 sinus congestion, sinusitis.* * *1 sinusitis* * *SF INV sinusitis* * *femenino sinusitis* * *= sinus infection, sinusitis.Ex. Throbbing teeth are a symptom of sinus infection.Ex. Sinusitis is infection or inflammation of the mucous membranes that line the inside of the nose and sinuses.* * *femenino sinusitis* * *= sinus infection, sinusitis.Ex: Throbbing teeth are a symptom of sinus infection.
Ex: Sinusitis is infection or inflammation of the mucous membranes that line the inside of the nose and sinuses.* * *sinusitis* * *
sinusitis f Med sinusitis
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49 congestionar
v.1 to block.Los resfríos congestionan mi nariz Colds block my nose.2 to congest, to jam.Los autos congestionan las calles The cars congest the streets.* * *1 to congest1 to become congested2 (la cara) to go red, blush* * *1.VT to congest, produce congestion in2.See:* * *1.verbo transitivoa) < cara> to make... flushedb) (Med) to congest2.congestionarse v prona) cara to become flushedb) (Med) to become congested o blockedc) calle/centro to become congested; tráfico to come to a standstill* * *1.verbo transitivoa) < cara> to make... flushedb) (Med) to congest2.congestionarse v prona) cara to become flushedb) (Med) to become congested o blockedc) calle/centro to become congested; tráfico to come to a standstill* * *congestionar [A1 ]vt1 ‹cara› to make … flushed2 ( Med) to congest1 «cara» to become flushedse le congestionó la cara de rabia his face became flushed with rage2 ( Med) to become congested o blocked3 «calle/centro» to become congestedla gran afluencia de gente hizo que se congestionara el tráfico the huge influx of people brought traffic to a standstill* * *
congestionar verbo transitivo to congest
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50 constipación
f.1 head cold, congestion, cold.2 constipation, costiveness, difficulty in defecating.* * *1 cold* * *SF = constipado 2.* * *femenino: tbconstipación intestinal or de vientre — constipation
* * *femenino: tbconstipación intestinal or de vientre — constipation
* * *f:tb constipación intestinal or de vientre constipation* * *
constipación sustantivo femenino (esp AmL) constipation
* * *constipación nfconstipación de vientre constipation* * * -
51 constipado
adj.1 suffering from a cold.2 constipated, that suffers from difficulty in defecating, costive, belly-bound.m.head cold, congestion, common cold.past part.past participle of spanish verb: constipar.* * *1 MEDICINA cold————————1→ link=constiparse constiparse1 MEDICINA cold\estar constipado,-a to have a cold* * *1.ADJ2.SM (Med) cold* * *I- da adjetivoa) ( resfriado)b) (AmL) ( estreñido) constipatedIImasculino cold* * *I- da adjetivoa) ( resfriado)b) (AmL) ( estreñido) constipatedIImasculino cold* * *1(resfriado): está muy constipado he has a bad cold2 ( AmL) (estreñido) constipatedcoldpescar/coger/agarrar un constipado to catch a cold* * *
Del verbo constiparse: ( conjugate constiparse)
constipado es:
el participio
Multiple Entries:
constipado
constiparse
constipado 1◊ -da adjetivoa) ( resfriado)
constipado 2 sustantivo masculino
cold
constiparse ( conjugate constiparse) verbo pronominal
to catch a cold
constipado,-a
I adjetivo estar constipado, to have a cold o a chill
II sustantivo masculino cold, chill
constiparse verbo reflexivo to catch a cold o a chill
' constipado' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
constipada
- resfriada
- resfriado
- tenaz
- costipado
English:
chill
- cold
* * *constipado, -a♦ adjestar constipado to have a cold♦ nm1. [resfriado] cold;agarrar un constipado to catch a cold* * *I adj:estar constipado have a coldII m cold* * *constipado, -da adjestar constipado : to have a coldconstipado nmresfriado: cold* * *constipado n cold -
52 apiñadura SF
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53 apiñamiento SM
crowding, congestion -
54 congestivo
adj.congestive, obstructive, caused by congestion.* * *ADJ (Med) congestive* * *congestivo, -a adjcongestive -
55 revulsión
f.revulsion, counterirritation, local irritation provoked to alleviate inflammation and congestion in another part of the body.* * *1 revulsion* * *revulsión nfrevulsion -
56 acento ńajo
• NASA• nasal congestion -
57 acento nasal
• NASA• nasal congestion -
58 descongestionar
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59 entonación nasal
• nasal congestion• nasal spray -
60 gangueo
• NASA• nasal congestion• nasal spray
См. также в других словарях:
congestion — [ kɔ̃ʒɛstjɔ̃ ] n. f. • v. 1400; lat. congestio, de congerere « accumuler » 1 ♦ Afflux de sang (dans une partie du corps). ⇒ hyperémie, pléthore, tension, turgescence. Congestion cérébrale : coup de sang, transport au cerveau. ⇒ apoplexie,… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Congestion — generally means excessive crowding. Congestion may refer to: congestion in heart failure, a term to describe low cardiac output seen in heart failure. Nasal congestion, the blockage of nasal passages due to swollen membranes Network congestion,… … Wikipedia
Congestion — Con*ges tion (?; 106), n. [L. congestio: cf. F. congestion.] 1. The act of gathering into a heap or mass; accumulation. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] The congestion of dead bodies one upon another. Evelyn. [1913 Webster] 2. (Med.) Overfullness of the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
congestión — sustantivo femenino 1. Área: medicina Acumulación excesiva de sangre u otro líquido en alguna parte del cuerpo: El esfuerzo le produjo la congestión del rostro. La congestión nasal que tengo no me deja respirar. 2. Aglomeración de vehículos o… … Diccionario Salamanca de la Lengua Española
congestión — f. sintomat. Acumulación anormal o excesiva de sangre en los vasos de un órgano. Se manifiesta por trastornos de su función y un aumento de volumen. La congestión puede ser activa o pasiva; la activa es el resultado de una irritación o… … Diccionario médico
Congestion — (v. lat., Congestĭo), 1) ein Zusammenfluß; 2) (Med.), Andrang; C. humorum, Säfteandrang; C. sanguinis, Blutandrang nach einem bestimmten Organe hin u. zwar meist nach solchen Organen, welche schon an u. für sich blutreich, mit den feinsten… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
congestion — CONGESTION. s. f. Terme de Médecine. Amas d humeurs qui se fait lentement dans quelque partie solide du corps. La congestion diffère de la fluxion, en ce que celle ci se fait plus promptement et avec inflammation … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
congestion — early 15c., action of gathering together, from M.Fr. congestion (14c.), from L. congestionem (nom. congestio), noun of action from pp. stem of congerere (see CONGEST (Cf. congest)). Medical sense is from 1630s; meaning a crowding together of… … Etymology dictionary
Congestion — Congestion, heißt der heftige, nicht naturgemäße Andrang gewisser Säfte, namentlich des Blutes nach irgend einem Theile des Körpers. wodurch eine Anhäufung derselben entsteht und so eine Krankheit veranlaßt wird … Damen Conversations Lexikon
Congestion — Congestion, Blutandrang, Blutanhäufung, nennt man im allgemeinen die abnorme Ueberfüllung eines Organs mit Blut oder andern Bildungssäften, besonders aber die Anhäufung vom Blut in den Haargefäßen (Hyperämie). Congestionen können im gefunden… … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
congestion — index confusion (turmoil), obstruction, plethora Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary