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1 accumulate
ə'kju:mjuleit((usually of things) to gather or be gathered together in a large quantity: Rubbish accumulates very quickly in our house.) acumularse- accumulator
accumulate vb acumulartr[ə'kjʊːmjʊleɪt]1 acumular1 acumularse: acumular, amontonaraccumulate vi: acumularse, amontonarsev.• acaudalar v.• acumular v.• amontonar v.ə'kjuːmjəleɪt, ə'kjuːmjʊleɪt
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transitive verb \<\<wealth/interest\>\> acumular; \<\<information/evidence\>\> reunir*, acumular
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vi acumularse[ǝ'kjuːmjʊleɪt]1.VT acumular2.VI acumularse3.CPDaccumulated depreciation N — depreciación f acumulada
* * *[ə'kjuːmjəleɪt, ə'kjuːmjʊleɪt]
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transitive verb \<\<wealth/interest\>\> acumular; \<\<information/evidence\>\> reunir*, acumular
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2 annihilate
(to destroy completely: The epidemic annihilated the population of the town.) aniquilartr[ə'naɪəleɪt]1 aniquilarv.• anegar v.• aniquilar v.• anonadar v.• destrozar v.ə'naɪəleɪttransitive verb \<\<army/city\>\> aniquilar; ( Sport) (colloq) darle* una paliza a[ǝ'naɪǝleɪt]VT aniquilar* * *[ə'naɪəleɪt]transitive verb \<\<army/city\>\> aniquilar; ( Sport) (colloq) darle* una paliza a -
3 articulate
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verb(to speak or pronounce: The teacher articulated (his words) very carefully.) articular
2. -lət adjective(able to express one's thoughts clearly: He's unusually articulate for a three-year-old child.) que se expresa bien- articulateness
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1 articular2 (pronounce) pronunciar1) utter: articular, enunciar, expresar2) connect: articular (en anatomía)articulate [ɑr'tɪkjələt] adjto be articulate : poder articular palabras, expresarse bienadj.• articulado, -a adj.n.• articulado s.m.v.• articular v.• enlazar v.
I ɑːr'tɪkjəleɪt, ɑː'tɪkjʊleɪt1)a) ( express) \<\<idea/feeling\>\> expresar; \<\<policy/project\>\> articularb) \<\<word/sound\>\> articular2) ( connect by joint) articular
II ɑːr'tɪkjələt, ɑː'tɪkjʊləthe's very articulate — se expresa muy bien, sabe expresar sus ideas
1. ADJ[ɑː'tɪkjʊlɪt]1) [speech, account] articulado; [person] elocuente, que se expresa bienshe's very or highly articulate — se expresa muy bien
2) (Anat) articulado2. VT[ɑː'tɪkjʊleɪt]1) (=express) [+ thoughts, feelings] expresar2) (=pronounce) [+ word, sentence] articular* * *
I [ɑːr'tɪkjəleɪt, ɑː'tɪkjʊleɪt]1)a) ( express) \<\<idea/feeling\>\> expresar; \<\<policy/project\>\> articularb) \<\<word/sound\>\> articular2) ( connect by joint) articular
II [ɑːr'tɪkjələt, ɑː'tɪkjʊlət]he's very articulate — se expresa muy bien, sabe expresar sus ideas
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4 assimilate
ə'siməleit(to take in and digest: Plants assimilate food from the earth; I can't assimilate all these facts at once.) asimilartr[ə'sɪmɪleɪt]1 asimilar1 asimilarse: asimilarassimilate vi: adaptarse, integrarsev.• asimilar v.ə'sɪməleɪt, ə'sɪmɪleɪttransitive verb asimilar[ǝ'sɪmɪleɪt]1.VT asimilar2.VI asimilarse* * *[ə'sɪməleɪt, ə'sɪmɪleɪt]transitive verb asimilar -
5 calculate
'kælkjuleit(to count or estimate, using numbers: Calculate the number of days in a century.) calcular- calculation
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calculate vb calculartr['kælkjəleɪt]1 calcular1 calcular1) compute: calcular, computar2) estimate: calcular, creer3) intend: planear, tener la intención deI calculated on spending $100: planeaba gastar $100calculate vi: calcular, hacer cálculosv.• calcular v.• cifrar v.• computar v.• tantear v.'kælkjəleɪt, 'kælkjʊleɪt
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1) (compute, estimate) calcular2) ( aim)to be calculated to + INF: his remarks were calculated to offend — lo dijo con la intención or el próposito de ofender
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vi calcular['kælkjʊleɪt]1. VT1) (=measure) [+ weight, speed, number, distance] calcular2) (=judge) [+ effects, consequences, risk] calcular3) (=intend)a move calculated to improve his popularity — una operación diseñada or pensada para darle mayor popularidad
2.VI (Math) calcular, hacer cálculos* * *['kælkjəleɪt, 'kælkjʊleɪt]
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1) (compute, estimate) calcular2) ( aim)to be calculated to + INF: his remarks were calculated to offend — lo dijo con la intención or el próposito de ofender
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6 capitulate
kə'pitjuleit(to surrender usually on agreed conditions: We capitulated to the enemy.) rendirse, capitulartr[kə'pɪtjəleɪt]1 capitularv.• capitular v.kə'pɪtʃəleɪt, kə'pɪtjʊleɪtintransitive verb capitular[kǝ'pɪtjʊleɪt]VI (Mil) (=surrender) rendirse, capitular (to ante); (fig) claudicar, capitular (to ante)* * *[kə'pɪtʃəleɪt, kə'pɪtjʊleɪt]intransitive verb capitular -
7 circulate
'sə:kjuleit1) (to (cause to) go round in a fixed path coming back to a starting-point: Blood circulates through the body.) circular2) (to (cause to) spread or pass around (news etc): There's a rumour circulating that she is getting married.) hacer circular•- circulatory
circulate vb circulartr['sɜːkjəleɪt]1 (gen) circular; (rumour, story) circular, correr1 (pass round) hacer circular2 (send circular to) enviar una circular a: circularcirculate vt1) : circular (noticias, etc.)2) disseminate: hacer circular, divulgarv.• circular v.• divulgar v.• expender v.'sɜːrkjəleɪt, 'sɜːkjʊleɪt
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intransitive verb circular
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vt ( disseminate) \<\<report/news\>\> hacer* circular, divulgar*['sɜːkjʊleɪt]1.VI (gen) circular2.* * *['sɜːrkjəleɪt, 'sɜːkjʊleɪt]
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intransitive verb circular
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8 coagulate
tr[kəʊ'ægjəleɪt]1 coagular1 coagularse: coagular, cuajarcoagulate vi: coagularse, cuajarsev.• coagular v.• cuajar v.• espesar v.kəʊ'ægjəleɪt, kəʊ'ægjʊleɪtintransitive verb \<\<blood\>\> coagularse[kǝʊ'æɡjʊleɪt]1.VT coagular2.VI coagularse* * *[kəʊ'ægjəleɪt, kəʊ'ægjʊleɪt]intransitive verb \<\<blood\>\> coagularse -
9 collate
tr[kɒ'leɪt]1 (compare) cotejar, confrontar2 (collect together) reunir; (order) compaginar1) compare: cotejar, comparar2) : ordenar, recopilar (páginas)v.• colacionar v.• colar v.• compaginar v.• compulsar v.• cotejar v.• intercalar v.kɑː'leɪt, kə'leɪta) ( assemble) reunir*, recopilarb) ( order) poner* en orden, compaginar[kɒ'leɪt]VT cotejar* * *[kɑː'leɪt, kə'leɪt]a) ( assemble) reunir*, recopilarb) ( order) poner* en orden, compaginar -
10 congratulate
kən'ɡrætjuleit((often with on) to express pleasure and joy to (a person) at a happy event, a success etc: She congratulated him on passing his driving test.) felicitar- congratulation
congratulate vb felicitartr[kən'grætjəleɪt]1 felicitar (on, por), dar la enhorabuena a (on, por)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto congratulate oneself felicitarse, congratularsev.• alegrar v.• congratular v.• cumplimentar v.• felicitar v.kən'grætʃəleɪt, kən'grætjʊleɪt
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transitive verb felicitarto congratulate somebody ON something/-ING — felicitar or darle* la enhorabuena a alguien por algo/+ inf
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v reflto congratulate oneself ON something — felicitarse por or de algo, congratularse por or de algo (frml)
[kǝn'ɡrætjuleɪt]VT felicitarto congratulate sb (on sth/on doing sth) — felicitar a algn (por algo/por hacer algo)
* * *[kən'grætʃəleɪt, kən'grætjʊleɪt]
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transitive verb felicitarto congratulate somebody ON something/-ING — felicitar or darle* la enhorabuena a alguien por algo/+ inf
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v reflto congratulate oneself ON something — felicitarse por or de algo, congratularse por or de algo (frml)
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11 copulate
tr['kɒpjəleɪt]1 copularv.• copular v.• copularse v.'kɑːpjəleɪt, 'kɒpjʊleɪtintransitive verb copular['kɒpjʊleɪt]VI copular* * *['kɑːpjəleɪt, 'kɒpjʊleɪt]intransitive verb copular -
12 correlate
tr['kɒrəleɪt]1 correlacionar1 guardar correlación ( with, con)1 correlaton.• correlativo s.m.v.• correlacionar (Matemática) v.'kɔːrəleɪt, 'kɒ-
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transitive verb correlacionar, establecer* una correlación entre
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vi['kɒrɪleɪt]to correlate (WITH something) — estar* correlacionado (con algo), guardar correlación (con algo)
1.VT establecer una correlación entre, correlacionar2.* * *['kɔːrəleɪt, 'kɒ-]
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transitive verb correlacionar, establecer* una correlación entre
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vito correlate (WITH something) — estar* correlacionado (con algo), guardar correlación (con algo)
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13 deregulate
tr[diː'regjəleɪt]1 desregular, liberalizar'diː'regjəleɪt, ˌdiː'regjʊleɪttransitive verb desregular, liberalizar*[diː'reɡjʊleɪt]VT desregular* * *['diː'regjəleɪt, ˌdiː'regjʊleɪt]transitive verb desregular, liberalizar* -
14 desolate
'desələt1) ((of landscapes, areas etc) very lonely or barren: desolate moorland.) desolado, deshabitado2) (very sad, lonely and unhappy.) desolado•tr['desələt]1 (place) deshabitado,-a, desierto,-a, despoblado,-a, solitario,-a2 (person - sad) triste, desconsolado,-a, afligido,-a; (lonely) solitario,-a1 desolardesolate ['dɛsələt, -zə-] adj1) barren: desolado, desierto, yermo2) disconsolate: desconsolado, desoladoadj.• desierto, -a adj.• desolado, -a adj.• despoblado, -a adj.• solitario, -a adj.• triste adj.v.• desolar v.• entristecer v.'desələt1) ( deserted) <place/landscape> desierto, desolado2) < person> desconsolado, desolado; <outlook/existence> sombrío, lúgubre1.ADJ ['desǝlɪt][place] desolado, desierto; [outlook, future] desolador; [person] (=griefstricken) desolado, afligido; (=friendless) solitario2.VT ['desǝleɪt][+ place] asolar, arrasar; [+ person] desolar, afligirwe were utterly desolated — quedamos profundamente desolados or afligidos
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15 dilate
(to make or become larger: The sudden darkness made the pupils of his eyes dilate.) dilatar(se)tr[daɪ'leɪt]1 dilatar1 dilatarse: dilatardilate vi: dilatarsev.• dilatar v.• explayar v.daɪ'leɪt
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intransitive verb dilatarse
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vt dilatar[daɪ'leɪt]1. VI1) [veins, pupils, cervix] dilatarse2) frm (=expatiate)2.VT dilatar* * *[daɪ'leɪt]
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intransitive verb dilatarse
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16 ejaculate
i'‹ækjuleit(to utter or exclaim suddenly.) exclamartr[ɪ'ʤækjʊleɪt]1 (eject fluid) eyacular2 (exclaim) exclamar1) : eyacular2) exclaim: exclamarejaculate vi: eyacularv.• exclamar v.• eyacular v.• proferir v.ɪ'dʒækjəleɪt, ɪ'dʒækjʊleɪt
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intransitive verb ( Physiol) eyacular
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vt ( cry out) (frml) exclamar[ɪ'dʒækjʊleɪt]1. VT1) (=cry out) exclamar2) [+ semen] eyacular2.VI (Physiol) eyacular* * *[ɪ'dʒækjəleɪt, ɪ'dʒækjʊleɪt]
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intransitive verb ( Physiol) eyacular
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17 emasculate
tr[ɪ'mæskjʊleɪt]1 formal use (weaken) debilitar2 (castrate) capar, castrar, emascular1) castrate: castrar, emascular2) weaken: debilitarv.• castrar v.• emascular v.• mutilar v.ɪ'mæskjəleɪt, ɪ'mæskjʊleɪta) ( castrate) (frml) castrar, emascular (frml)b) ( weaken) \<\<legislation/political party\>\> debilitar[ɪ'mæskjʊleɪt]VT1) (genitally) castrar, emascular2) (fig) mutilar, estropear; (=weaken) debilitar* * *[ɪ'mæskjəleɪt, ɪ'mæskjʊleɪt]a) ( castrate) (frml) castrar, emascular (frml)b) ( weaken) \<\<legislation/political party\>\> debilitar -
18 emulate
'emjuleit(to try hard to equal or be better than.) emulartr['emjəleɪt]1 formal use emularv.• emular (Electrónica) v.'emjəleɪt, 'emjʊleɪttransitive verb emular['emjʊleɪt]VT emular (also Comput)* * *['emjəleɪt, 'emjʊleɪt]transitive verb emular -
19 escalate
'eskəleit(to increase or enlarge rapidly: Prices are escalating.) aumentartr['eskəleɪt]1 (war) intensificar, agravar1 (war, violence, etc) intensificarse, agravarse2 (prices etc) aumentar, subir\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto escalate in/into terminar en, degenerar en: intensificar (un conflicto), aumentar (precios)escalate vi: intensificarse, aumentarsev.• escalar v.• intensificar v.'eskəleɪt
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a) \<\<fighting/violence/dispute\>\> intensificarse*; \<\<prices/claims\>\> aumentarb) escalating pres p <dispute/tension> crecienteescalating wages/prices — sueldos/precios en continuo aumento or que van en escalada
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vt \<\<fighting/tension\>\> intensificar*; \<\<demands\>\> aumentar['eskǝleɪt]1. VI1) [costs, prices] subir vertiginosamenteescalating costs — costes mpl que van en continuo aumento
the cost of the project has escalated to £8.7 million — el coste del proyecto ha subido vertiginosamente a 8,7 millones de libras
2) [violence, tension, conflict] intensificarsethe violence could escalate into a war — la violencia podría intensificarse hasta llegar a una guerra
2.VT [+ conflict] intensificar; [+ demands] aumentar* * *['eskəleɪt]
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a) \<\<fighting/violence/dispute\>\> intensificarse*; \<\<prices/claims\>\> aumentarb) escalating pres p <dispute/tension> crecienteescalating wages/prices — sueldos/precios en continuo aumento or que van en escalada
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20 formulate
tr['fɔːmjəleɪt]1 formularv.• formalizar v.• formular v.'fɔːrmjəleɪt, 'fɔːmjʊleɪttransitive verb formular['fɔːmjʊleɪt]VT [+ theory, policy] formular* * *['fɔːrmjəleɪt, 'fɔːmjʊleɪt]transitive verb formular
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