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'simjuleit(to cause (something) to appear to be real etc: This machine simulates the take-off and landing of an aircraft.) simular- simulation
simulate vb simulartr['sɪmjəleɪt]v.• simular v.'sɪmjəleɪt, 'sɪmjʊleɪta) ( reproduce) simularb) ( feign) simular, aparentar, fingir*c) simulated past p simulado['sɪmjʊleɪt]VT simular* * *['sɪmjəleɪt, 'sɪmjʊleɪt]a) ( reproduce) simularb) ( feign) simular, aparentar, fingir*c) simulated past p simulado -
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'spekjuleit(to make guesses: He's only speculating - he doesn't know; There's no point in speculating about what's going to happen.) especulartr['spekjəleɪt]1 (conjecture) especular, hacer conjeturas (on/about, sobre)2 SMALLFINANCE/SMALL especular (in, en/con)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto speculate on the stock market jugar a la bolsa, especular en la bolsa1) : especular (en finanza)2) wonder: preguntarse, hacer conjeturasv.• especular v.'spekjəleɪt, 'spekjʊleɪt1) ( Fin) especularto speculate on the stock market — jugar* a la bolsa
2) (guess, conjecture)to speculate (ON o ABOUT something) — hacer* conjeturas or especular (sobre algo)
['spekjʊleɪt]VI1) (=conjecture) especularto speculate about/on — especular sobre, hacer conjeturas acerca de
2) (Econ) especular (on en)* * *['spekjəleɪt, 'spekjʊleɪt]1) ( Fin) especularto speculate on the stock market — jugar* a la bolsa
2) (guess, conjecture)to speculate (ON o ABOUT something) — hacer* conjeturas or especular (sobre algo)
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'stimjuleit(to rouse or make more alert, active etc: After listening to the violin concerto, he felt stimulated to practise the violin again.) estimular- stimulating
stimulate vb estimulartr['stɪmjəleɪt]1 (activate) estimular; (encourage) animar, alentarv.• acuciar v.• estimular v.• fomentar (Banca) v.'stɪmjəleɪt, 'stɪmjʊleɪta) \<\<nerves/circulation\>\> estimularb) \<\<interest/curiosity\>\> despertar*, estimular; \<\<debate\>\> fomentar, estimularto stimulate somebody to + INF — estimular or alentar* a alguien para que (+ subj)
['stɪmjʊleɪt]VT estimular; [+ growth etc] favorecer; [+ demand] estimular* * *['stɪmjəleɪt, 'stɪmjʊleɪt]a) \<\<nerves/circulation\>\> estimularb) \<\<interest/curiosity\>\> despertar*, estimular; \<\<debate\>\> fomentar, estimularto stimulate somebody to + INF — estimular or alentar* a alguien para que (+ subj)
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'stipjuleit(to specify something or to specify a condition as part of an agreement: The contract stipulates that the rent (must) be paid six months in advance; The dates of payment are also stipulated.) estipulartr['stɪpjəleɪt]1 estipular, especificarv.• estipular v.'stɪpjəleɪt, 'stɪpjʊleɪt
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transitive verb \<\<amount/condition/time\>\> estipular
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vi (AmE)['stɪpjʊleɪt]1.VT estipular, poner como condición, especificar2.VIto stipulate for sth — estipular algo, poner algo como condición
* * *['stɪpjəleɪt, 'stɪpjʊleɪt]
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transitive verb \<\<amount/condition/time\>\> estipular
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45 tabulate
tr['tæbjʊleɪt]1 tabularv.• clasificar v.• exponer en forma de tabla v.• tabular v.'tæbjəleɪt, 'tæbjʊleɪttransitive verb \<\<results/data\>\> tabular, presentar en forma de tabla['tæbjʊleɪt]VT exponer en forma de tabla; (Comput) tabular* * *['tæbjəleɪt, 'tæbjʊleɪt]transitive verb \<\<results/data\>\> tabular, presentar en forma de tabla -
46 titillate
tr['tɪtɪleɪt]1 excitarv.• excitar v.• titilar v.'tɪtḷeɪt, 'tɪtɪleɪta) ( excite sexually) excitarb) ( stimulate) (liter) despertar*['tɪtɪleɪt]VT [+ audience, reader] despertar el interés de; (sexually) excitar* * *['tɪtḷeɪt, 'tɪtɪleɪt]a) ( excite sexually) excitarb) ( stimulate) (liter) despertar* -
47 translate
træns'leit(to put (something said or written) into another language: He translated the book from French into English.) traducir- translator
translate vb traducirtr[træns'leɪt]■ how do you translate "watch"? ¿cómo se traduce "watch"?2 (express, explain) expresar3 (transform) transformar1 (person) traducir; (word, book, etc) traducirsev.• traducir v.• trasladar v.• verter v.træns'leɪt
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a) \<\<word/sentence/book\>\> traducir*to translate something (FROM something) INTO something: translate the text from Spanish into French — traduzca el texto del español al francés
b) ( convert)to translate something INTO something: translated into centigrade this is 42 degrees (expresado) en grados centígrados son 42 grados; to translate ideas into action — llevar ideas a la práctica
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vi ( Ling) \<\<person\>\> traducir*; \<\<word\>\> traducirse*[trænz'leɪt]the word translates as `love' in English — esta palabra se traduce por `love' en inglés
1. VThow do you translate "posh"? — ¿cómo se traduce "posh"?
2) (=convert)3) (=transfer) (esp Rel) trasladar ( from de) (to a)2.VI [person] traducir; [word, expression] traducirse* * *[træns'leɪt]
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a) \<\<word/sentence/book\>\> traducir*to translate something (FROM something) INTO something: translate the text from Spanish into French — traduzca el texto del español al francés
b) ( convert)to translate something INTO something: translated into centigrade this is 42 degrees (expresado) en grados centígrados son 42 grados; to translate ideas into action — llevar ideas a la práctica
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vi ( Ling) \<\<person\>\> traducir*; \<\<word\>\> traducirse*the word translates as `love' in English — esta palabra se traduce por `love' en inglés
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48 undulate
tr['ʌndjʊleɪt]1 ondular, ondear1 hacer ondearv.• ondear v.• ondular v.• undular v.adj.• ondulado, -a adj.'ʌndʒəleɪt, 'ʌndjʊleɪtintransitive verb ondular['ʌndjʊleɪt]VI ondular, ondear* * *['ʌndʒəleɪt, 'ʌndjʊleɪt]intransitive verb ondular -
49 vacillate
tr['væsɪleɪt]1 (hesitate) vacilar1) hesitate: vacilar2) sway: oscilarv.• vacilar v.'væsəleɪt['væsɪleɪt]VI (=hesitate) vacilar, dudar; (=waver) oscilar ( between entre)* * *['væsəleɪt] -
50 ventilate
'ventileit(to allow fresh air to enter (eg a room).) ventilar- ventilator
ventilate vb ventilartr['ventɪleɪt]1 ventilarv.• airear v.• ventilar v.'ventḷeɪt, 'ventɪleɪt1) \<\<room/blood\>\> ventilar2) \<\<subject/argument\>\> ventilar, airear[ventɪleɪt]VT [+ room] ventilar, airear; (fig) [+ grievance, question] ventilar* * *['ventḷeɪt, 'ventɪleɪt]1) \<\<room/blood\>\> ventilar2) \<\<subject/argument\>\> ventilar, airear -
51 violate
tr['vaɪəleɪt]1 violar (law) infringir, transgredir1) break: infringir, violar, quebrantarto violate the rules: violar las reglas2) rape: violar3) desecrate: profanarv.• barrenar v.• desflorar v.• violar v.'vaɪəleɪt1) \<\<agreement/rights\>\> violar; \<\<ban\>\> desobedecer*2) \<\<shrine/grave\>\> profanar['vaɪǝleɪt]VT1) (=breach) [+ law] violar, infringir, quebrantar; [+ constitution, agreement, treaty] violar, infringir, vulnerar; (Comm, Pol) [+ sanctions] incumplir, desobedecer; [+ contract] no cumplir, incumplir; [+ rights] violar, vulnerar; [+ privacy] invadir2) (=defile) [+ grave] profanar3) liter (=rape) violar* * *['vaɪəleɪt]1) \<\<agreement/rights\>\> violar; \<\<ban\>\> desobedecer*2) \<\<shrine/grave\>\> profanar -
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