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1 induct
tr[ɪn'dʌkt]1 (introduce to organization) admitir, instalar2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (recruit) reclutarinduct [ɪn'dʌkt] vt1) install: instalar, investir2) admit: admitir (como miembro)3) conscript: reclutar (al servicio militar)v.• instalar v.[ɪn'dʌkt]VT (Rel) instalar; [+ new member] iniciar ( into en); (US) (Mil) reclutar, quintar (Sp) -
2 inaugurate
i'no:ɡjureit1) (to place (a person) in an official position with great ceremony: to inaugurate a president.) investir2) (to make a ceremonial start to: This meeting is to inaugurate our new Social Work scheme.) inaugurar3) (to open (a building, exhibition etc) formally to the public: The Queen inaugurated the new university buildings.) inaugurar•- inaugural
tr[ɪ'nɔːgjʊreɪt]1 (building, exhibition, etc) inaugurar2 (president etc) investir1) begin: inaugurar2) induct: investirto inaugurate the president: investir al presidentev.• inaugurar v.• iniciar v.ɪn'ɔːgjəreɪt, ɪ'nɔːgjʊreɪta) ( begin) inaugurarb) ( open) inaugurarc) (frml) \<\<president\>\> investir*to be inaugurated president — ser* investido como presidente
[ɪ'nɔːɡjʊreɪt]VT1) [+ policy, new era, building] inaugurar2) (=swear in) [+ president, official] investir* * *[ɪn'ɔːgjəreɪt, ɪ'nɔːgjʊreɪt]a) ( begin) inaugurarb) ( open) inaugurarc) (frml) \<\<president\>\> investir*to be inaugurated president — ser* investido como presidente
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3 initiate
initiate vb iniciar1 (gen) iniciar; (reform, plan, etc) promover■ our school has initiated a scheme to save energy nuestra escuela ha iniciado un proyecto para ahorrar energía2 SMALLLAW/SMALL entablar1 iniciado,-a1) begin: comenzar, iniciar2) induct: instruir3) introduce: introducir, instruirinitiate [ɪ'nɪʃiət] n: iniciado m, -da fadj.• iniciado, -a adj.n.• iniciado s.m.v.• entablar v.• incoar v.• iniciar v.ɪ'nɪʃieɪt1) ( start) (frml) \<\<talks\>\> iniciar (frml), dar* comienzo a (frml), entablar; \<\<reform/plan\>\> poner* en marcha; \<\<fashion\>\> introducir*2) (admit, introduce)1. VT[ɪ'nɪʃɪeɪt]1) (=begin) iniciar, dar comienzo a; [+ talks] entablar; [+ reform] poner en marcha; [+ fashion] introducirto initiate proceedings against sb — (Jur) entablar una demanda contra algn
2)2.[ɪ'nɪʃɪɪt]N iniciado(-a) m / f* * *[ɪ'nɪʃieɪt]1) ( start) (frml) \<\<talks\>\> iniciar (frml), dar* comienzo a (frml), entablar; \<\<reform/plan\>\> poner* en marcha; \<\<fashion\>\> introducir*2) (admit, introduce)
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