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1 literacy
see literatetr['lɪtərəsɪ]1 (ability to read) alfabetización nombre femeninoliteracy ['lɪt̬ərəsi] n: alfabetismo mn.• alfabetización s.f.• capacidad de leer y escribir s.f.'lɪtərəsimass noun alfabetismo madult literacy is below 50% — más del 50% de los adultos son analfabetos; (before n)
['lɪtǝrǝsɪ]literacy program — programa f de alfabetización
1.N alfabetismo m, capacidad f de leer y escribir2.CPDliteracy campaign N — campaña f de alfabetización
literacy hour N — (Scol) hora f de lectura y escritura
literacy project, literacy scheme N — programa m de alfabetización
literacy test N — prueba f básica de lectura y escritura
* * *['lɪtərəsi]mass noun alfabetismo madult literacy is below 50% — más del 50% de los adultos son analfabetos; (before n)
literacy program — programa f de alfabetización
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2 alfabetización
alfabetización sustantivo femenino teaching of basic literacy;
alfabetización sustantivo femenino
1 (enseñanza) literacy teaching
2 (ordenación) arranging alphabetically ' alfabetización' also found in these entries: English: boon - literacy
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