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61 infundio
m.1 untruth, lie (Formal).2 malicious story, lie, false and ill-intentioned story, false report.* * *1 untruth■ ¡eso no son más que infundios! that is nothing but a pack of lies!* * *SM (=mentira) fib; (=cuento malicioso) malicious story* * *masculino malicious story, lie, false rumor** * *masculino malicious story, lie, false rumor** * *malicious story, lie, false rumor** * *
Del verbo infundir: ( conjugate infundir)
infundió es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries:
infundio
infundir
infundir ( conjugate infundir) verbo transitivo ‹confianza/respeto› to inspire;
‹ sospechas› to arouse;
para infundioles ánimo to give them encouragement
infundio sustantivo masculino lie, fib, malicious rumour: todo eran infundios destinados a crear un ambiente hostil hacia él, they were all malicious rumours designed to turn everyone against him
infundir verbo transitivo (suscitar, inspirar) to instil, US to instill
infundir valor, to instil courage
* * *infundio nmFormal untruth, lie* * *m unfounded rumor, Brunfounded rumour* * *infundio nm: false story, lie, tall taletodo eso son infundios: that's a pack of lies -
62 OEA
f.OAS.m.OAS, Organization of American States.* * *1 ( Organización de Estados Americanos) Organization of American States; (abreviatura) OAS* * *SF ABR= Organización de Estados Americanos OAS* * *femenino (= Organización de Estados Americanos) OAS* * *femenino (= Organización de Estados Americanos) OAS* * *(= Organización de Estados Americanos) OAS* * *OEA nf (abrev de Organización de Estados Americanos)OASOEAThe OEA (Organización de Estados Americanos or Organization of American States) was founded in 1948 to promote peace, economic co-operation and social advancement in the Western hemisphere. It also has a committee on legal matters and for observation of human rights issues. Each of its 35 member states has a vote in its decisions. Its General Secretariat is located in Washington, DC, and some have criticised it for being overly influenced by the United States. It was with US encouragement, for example, that the organization suspended communist Cuba's membership in 1962.* * *f abr (= Organización de los Estados Americanos) OAS (= Organization of American States) -
63 alentada
f.1 interval between two respirations, a continued respiration; a full, deep breath. (Obsolete)2 encouragement, breath.past part.past participle of spanish verb: alentar.* * *SF big breath, deep breath -
64 fomentación
f.1 encouragement, fomentation.2 fomentation.* * *SF (Med) fomentation, poultice -
65 vigorización
SF (=refuerzo) strengthening; (=estímulo) encouragement, stimulation; (=vitalidad) revitalization -
66 necesitar empuje
figurado to need encouragement -
67 a modo de prólogo
• in waiting• in way of encouragement• prefatorial• prefatory -
68 alentar
• animate• embolden• encourage• foster• give ear to• give encouragement to• heartburning• heartening -
69 aliento
• breath• encouragement• respiration• strength -
70 ánimo
• animus• encouragement• frame of mind• high spirits• high-spirited• mettle• pep talk• state of mind• temerarious• temper mill• verve• zero uptick• zest for living -
71 dar aliento
• encourage• give ear to• give encouragement to -
72 dar coraje
• be a cause of anger• encourage• get angry• get angry about• give ear to• give effect to• give encouragement to• give everything -
73 dar el todo
• do one's best• give encouragement• give evidence -
74 dar testimonio
• bear witness• depone• give encouragement to• give evidence against• testification• testify to -
75 de cualquier forma que
• howsoever• in way of encouragement• in whatever way -
76 declarar
• bear witness• declare• give encouragement to• give evidence against• testification• testify to -
77 estímulo
• boost• encouragement• incensed• incentive bonus• stimulation• stimulus -
78 fomento
• abetment• encouragement• fomentation• fostering• furtherance• furthering -
79 hacer efectivo
• carry out• cash in• encash• formalize• give ear• give effect to• give encouragement• make good -
80 prestar declaración
• give encouragement to• give evidence against
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