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41 disciplinante
adj.1 flagellator.2 disciplining, corrective.f. & m.flagellant, penitent.* * *SMF (Rel) flagellant, penitent -
42 antídoto
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43 conducción
• conduct• conducting• conduction• driving• GUI• guidance counselor• Guidelines on Corrective Action• guiding principles• leadership substitutes• leading• leading actor• transport ship• transportation• transportation allowance -
44 contraveneno
• antidote• antipoison• antitoxin• antivenin• corrective• counteragent• counterpoison• cure• remedy -
45 directrices sobre condicionalidad
• guidelines for borrowing by the Fund• guidelines on conditionality• Guidelines on Corrective ActionDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > directrices sobre condicionalidad
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46 Directrices sobre Medidas Correctivas
• GCA• guidelines for early repurchase• Guidelines on Corrective Action• guidepostDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > Directrices sobre Medidas Correctivas
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47 encaminamiento
• enrouting• Guidelines on Corrective Action• guiding principles -
48 pauta
• directive• directrix• guided bomb• guideline• guidelines for borrowing by the Fund• Guidelines on Corrective Action• guiding• guiding principles• rule• standard -
49 acción correctiva
f.corrective action. -
50 bezoárdico
adj.antidotal, antidotical, alexipharmical.m.antidote, antitoxic, corrective, alexipharmic. -
51 bezoárico
adj.antidotal, antidotical, alexipharmical.m.antidote, antitoxic, corrective, alexipharmic. -
52 castigo leve
m.slight sanction, corrective. -
53 cirugía correctiva
f.corrective surgery. -
54 control correctivo
m.corrective control. -
55 corrección disciplinaria
f.corrective punishment. -
56 correctivamente
adv.correctively, as a corrective measure.Tomé el otro medicamento correctivamente I took the medication correctively -
57 disciplina correctiva
f.corrective discipline. -
58 ejercicio correctivo
m.corrective exercise. -
59 gafas correctoras
f.pl.corrective glasses. -
60 mantenimiento correctivo
m.corrective maintenance, remedial maintenance.
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