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1 expatriate
noun, adjective((a person) living outside his own country.) expatriado1 expatriado,-a1 expatriado,-a1 desterrar, expatriarexpatriate [ɛks'peɪtriət, -.eɪt] adj: expatriadoexpatriate [ɛks'peɪtriət, -.eɪt] n: expatriado m, -da fadj.• expatriado, -a adj.n.• expatriado s.m.v.• desnaturalizar v.• desterrar v.• expatriar v.
I eks'peɪtriətnoun expatriado, -da m,f
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adjective expatriado[eks'pætrɪɪt]1.N expatriado(-a) m / f2.ADJ expatriado3.VT desterrarto expatriate o.s. — expatriarse
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I [eks'peɪtriət]noun expatriado, -da m,f
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2 living
1) (having life; being alive: a living creature; The aim of the project was to discover if there was anything living on Mars.) vivo2) (now alive: the greatest living artist.) vivoliving1 adj vivo / vivienteliving2 n vidawhat do you do for a living? ¿cómo te ganas la vida?
living /'liBin/ sustantivo masculino (pl◊ - vings) (esp AmS) living room' living' also found in these entries: Spanish: actualmente - alma - barrer - bicho - cohabitación - colmo - comer - continuar - cuarta - cuarto - dedicarse - ser - espacio - garbanzo - haber - hacer - imagen - mendicidad - miseria - mueble - pared - pisada - presidir - residir - sala - salón - soñar - sustento - todavía - vida - vivir - viviente - carestía - condición - convivencia - costo - digno - domicilio - estar - fantasía - farrista - frijol - ganar - incómodo - menester - nivel - trabajar - vivo English: accustom - actually - alive - amiss - breeding ground - burst - carp - central - cost of living - dad - daddy - delusion - deplorable - drawback - dread - earn - expatriate - grand - imagine - living - living conditions - living room - living standards - lodger - ornate - previous - pros and cons - sin - spiral up - contemporary - cost - die - eke out - front - healthy - in - keep - life - long - lounge - memory - now - sitting - soul - standard - threetr['lɪvɪŋ]1 vivo,-a1 vida■ what do you do for a living? ¿cómo te ganas la vida?1 los vivos nombre masculino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be the living image of somebody ser la viva imagen de alguiento earn a living / make a living ganarse la vidaliving room salón nombre masculino, sala de estarliving standards nivel m sing de vidaliving wage sueldo mínimoliving ['lɪvɪŋ] adj: vivoliving nto make a living : ganarse la vidaadj.• viviente adj.• vivo, -a adj.n.• mantenimiento s.m.• modo de vivir s.m.• subsistencia s.f.• vida s.f.• vivir s.m.
I 'lɪvɪŋ1) ( livelihood) (no pl)to earn o make one's/a living — ganarse la vida
they scrape o scratch a living selling trinkets — sobreviven or malviven vendiendo chucherías
what do you do for a living? — ¿en qué trabajas?, ¿a qué te dedicas?
2) u ( style of life) vida fclean/loose living — vida ordenada/disoluta; <space/area> destinado a vivienda; < conditions> de vida
living standards — nivel m de vida
3) ( people) (+ pl vb)
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adjective (before n) <person/creature> vivo['lɪvɪŋ]he was living proof of the power of the media — era prueba evidente or palpable del poder de los medios de comunicación
1. ADJ1) (=alive) [person, creature, plant] vivoIreland's greatest living playwright — el mejor dramaturgo irlandés vivo or aún con vida
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a living death — liter un infierno•
he's the living image of his uncle — es el retrato vivo or la imagen viva de su tíothe San Francisco earthquake is still within living memory — el terremoto de San Francisco tuvo lugar en nuestro tiempo
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there wasn't a living thing to be seen — no se veía a ningún ser vivo2) (=for living in) [area] destinado a la vivienda2. N1) (=livelihood)•
to earn a living — ganarse la vida•
what do you do for a living? — ¿cómo te ganas la vida?, ¿en qué trabajas?•
to make a living — ganarse la vida•
he thinks the world owes him a living — piensa que tiene derecho a que se lo den todo regalado2) (=way of life) vida fcost 3., standard 3.3.NPL4.CPDliving area N — zona f destinada a la vivienda
living conditions NPL — condiciones fpl de vida
living expenses NPL — gastos mpl de mantenimiento
living quarters NPL — (for students) residencia f ; (for soldiers, servants, staff) dependencias fpl
living room N — sala f de estar, living m
living space N — espacio m vital (also fig)
living standards NPL — nivel m de vida
living wage N — salario de subsistencia
£20 a week isn't a living wage — con 20 libras a la semana no se puede vivir
living will N — declaración f de últimas voluntades (por la que el declarante se niega a que su vida sea prolongada por medios artificiales en caso de encontrarse enfermo en fase terminal)
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I ['lɪvɪŋ]1) ( livelihood) (no pl)to earn o make one's/a living — ganarse la vida
they scrape o scratch a living selling trinkets — sobreviven or malviven vendiendo chucherías
what do you do for a living? — ¿en qué trabajas?, ¿a qué te dedicas?
2) u ( style of life) vida fclean/loose living — vida ordenada/disoluta; <space/area> destinado a vivienda; < conditions> de vida
living standards — nivel m de vida
3) ( people) (+ pl vb)
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adjective (before n) <person/creature> vivohe was living proof of the power of the media — era prueba evidente or palpable del poder de los medios de comunicación
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3 expat
'eks'pætnoun (BrE colloq) expatriado, -da m,f[eks'pæt]N = expatriate* * *['eks'pæt]noun (BrE colloq) expatriado, -da m,f
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