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1 enforced
tr[ɪn'fɔːst]1 forzado,-a, impuesto,-a[ɪn'fɔːst]ADJ [idleness, exile, silence] forzoso, forzado -
2 enforced
adj.obligado, forzoso.pp.participio pasado del verbo ENFORCE.pt.pretérito del verbo: ENFORCE -
3 enforced liquidation
s.liquidación forzada, liquidación obligatoria. -
4 arbitrarily enforced
adj.forzado arbitrariamente. -
5 legally enforced
adj.con fuerza legal. -
6 enforce
in'fo:s(to cause (a law, a command, one's own will etc) to be carried out: There is a law against dropping litter but it is rarely enforced.) aplicar, imponertr[ɪn'fɔːs]1 (force to obey) hacer cumplir, hacer respetar2 (impose, make happen) imponer1) : hacer respetar, hacer cumplir (una ley, etc.)2) impose: imponerto enforce obedience: imponer la obedienciav.• dar fuerza v.• hacer cumplir v.• imponer v.• insistir en v.• obligar v.ɪn'fɔːrs, ɪn'fɔːsa) \<\<law/regulation\>\> hacer* respetar or cumplir; \<\<claim/right\>\> hacer* valerb) enforced past p <leisure/silence> forzoso, impuesto[ɪn'fɔːs]VT1) (=make effective) [+ law] hacer cumplir; [+ argument] imponer; [+ claim] hacer valer; [+ rights] hacer respetar; [+ demand] insistir en; [+ sentence] ejecutar2) (=compel) [+ obedience, attendance] imponer (on a)* * *[ɪn'fɔːrs, ɪn'fɔːs]a) \<\<law/regulation\>\> hacer* respetar or cumplir; \<\<claim/right\>\> hacer* valerb) enforced past p <leisure/silence> forzoso, impuesto -
7 fairly
1) (justly; honestly: fairly judged.) justamente, equitativamente2) (quite or rather: The work was fairly hard.) bastantefairly adv bastantetr['feəlɪ]1 (justly) justamente2 (moderately) bastante3 (completely) completamentefairly ['færli] adv1) impartially: imparcialmente, limpiamente, equitativamente2) quite: bastante3) moderately: medianamenteadv.• con justicia adv.• justamente adv.• limpio adv.• medianamente adv.'ferli, 'feəli1) (justly, honestly) < play> limpio; < judge> con imparcialidad; < divide> equitativamente; < obtain> limpiamente, en buena lid or ley2) ( moderately) bastante['fɛǝlɪ]ADV1) (=justly) justamente, con justicia; (=impartially) con imparcialidad; (=equally) equitativamenteour workers are treated fairly — tratamos justamente or con justicia a nuestros trabajadores
the blame must be placed fairly and squarely on the shoulders of the government — todo el peso de la culpa debe recaer de lleno sobre el gobierno
2) (=according to the rules) [play] limpiamente, limpio3) (=quite) bastanteI'm fairly sure — estoy bastante or casi segura
4) * (as intensifier) verdaderamentethe literature fairly bulges with illustrations of this — el material publicado está verdaderamente repleto de ilustraciones de esto
* * *['ferli, 'feəli]1) (justly, honestly) < play> limpio; < judge> con imparcialidad; < divide> equitativamente; < obtain> limpiamente, en buena lid or ley2) ( moderately) bastante -
8 idleness
noun ociosidad, gandulería, holgazaneríatr['aɪdəlnəs]1 (laziness) holgazanería2 (unemployment) paro, desempleoidleness ['aɪdəlnəs] n1) inactivity: inactividad f, ociosidad f2) laziness: holgazanería f, flojera f, pereza fn.• briba s.f.• desaplicación s.f.• desidia s.f.• desocupación s.f.• frivolidad s.f.• gandaya s.f.• gandulería s.f.• haraganería s.f.• holganza s.f.• huelga s.f.• ocio s.m.• ociosidad s.f.• pereza s.f.• poltronería s.f.• vagar s.m.'aɪdḷnəs, 'aɪdḷnɪsa) ( inactivity - involuntary) inactividad f, desocupación f; (- reprehensible) ociosidad f, ocio m; (- pleasant) ocio m, descanso mb) ( laziness) holgazanería f, haraganería f, flojera f (fam)['aɪdlnɪs]N1) (=leisure) ocio m, ociosidad f ; (=having nothing to do) inactividad f, desocupación f ; (=laziness) holgazanería f, pereza f, flojera f (LAm); (=unemployment) paro m, desempleo m (LAm)2) (=emptiness) [of threat, promise] lo vano; [of gossip, talk] banalidad f, insustancialidad f* * *['aɪdḷnəs, 'aɪdḷnɪs]a) ( inactivity - involuntary) inactividad f, desocupación f; (- reprehensible) ociosidad f, ocio m; (- pleasant) ocio m, descanso mb) ( laziness) holgazanería f, haraganería f, flojera f (fam) -
9 stringent
'strin‹əntadjective ((of rules etc) very strict, or strongly enforced: There should be much more stringent laws against the dropping of rubbish in the streets.) riguroso, severotr['strɪnʤənt]1 (laws, rules, conditions) severo,-a, estricto,-a, riguroso,-a2 SMALLFINANCE/SMALL severo,-a, difícilstringent ['strɪnʤənt] adj: estricto, severoadj.• riguroso, -a adj.• severo, -a adj.• tirante adj.'strɪndʒənt['strɪndʒǝnt]ADJ1) [controls, standards] riguroso, severo, estrictostringent rules — reglas fpl estrictas
2) (Econ) tirante, difícil* * *['strɪndʒənt] -
10 tightly
tightly adv fuerte / bien / estrechamentetr['taɪtlɪ]1→ link=tight tight{tightly ['taɪtli] adv: bien, fuerteadv.• apretadamente adv.• herméticamente adv.• justo adv.'taɪtliit must be tightly tied/fastened — hay que atarlo fuerte/asegurarlo bien
a tightly controlled process — un proceso estrictamente or rigurosamente controlado
['taɪtlɪ]ADV1) (=firmly) [hold] bien, con fuerza; [close, tie, wrap] bien; [bind] firmementethey hold on tightly to their religious traditions — se aferran firmemente a sus tradiciones religiosas
2) (=closely)tightly fitting clothes — ropa ceñida or ajustada
3) (=strictly) [controlled, enforced] estrictamente* * *['taɪtli]it must be tightly tied/fastened — hay que atarlo fuerte/asegurarlo bien
a tightly controlled process — un proceso estrictamente or rigurosamente controlado
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11 enforce
adj.1 esforzar, apretar. (antiguo)2 demostrar, presentar fuertemente o convincentemente.3 compeler, obligar. (antiguo)vt.1 hacer cumplir, aplicar (ley); hacer valer (rights)2 implementar, dar validez a, hacer cumplir, imponer. (pt & pp enforced)
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