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1. adjective(of, natural to, concerning, or belonging to, mankind: human nature; The dog was so clever that he seemed almost human.) humano
2. noun(a person: Humans are not as different from animals as we might think.) ser humano- humanly- human being
- human resources
human adj humanotr['hjʊːmən]1 humano,-a1 ser nombre masculino humano, humano\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLhuman being ser nombre masculino humano, humanohuman interest interés nombre masculino humanohuman nature naturaleza humanahuman race raza humanahuman rights derechos nombre masculino plural humanoshuman ['hju:mən, 'ju:-] adj: humano♦ humanly advhuman n: ser m humanoadj.• humano, -a adj.n.• humano s.m.
I 'hjuːmənadjective humano
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noun ser* m humano['hjuːmǝn]1.ADJ humanohuman feet are made for weight bearing — los pies del ser humano or del hombre están hechos para soportar peso
2.N ser m humano3.CPDhuman being N — ser m humano
human chain N —
human error N — error m humano
human genome N — genoma m humano
human growth hormone N — hormona f de crecimiento humano
human interest N — interés m humano
human interest story N — historia f de interés humano
human nature N — naturaleza f humana
the human race N — la raza humana, el género humano
human resources NPL — recursos mpl humanos
human resource manager N — director(a) m / f de recursos humanos
human rights NPL — derechos mpl humanos
human rights abuses NPL — violaciones fpl de los derechos humanos
human rights activist N — militante mf de la causa de los derechos humanos
human rights campaigner N — defensor(a) m / f de los derechos humanos
human rights group N — asociación f de defensa de los derechos humanos, asociación f pro derechos humanos
human rights organization N — organización f de defensa de los derechos humanos, organización f pro derechos humanos
human rights record N — historial m en materia de derechos humanos
human shield N —
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(a person: Animals may behave like that, but human beings shouldn't.) ser humanohuman being n ser humanoser nombre masculino humano————————ser nombre masculino humano, humanon.• alma (Persona) s.f.• nacido s.m.noun ser m humanoshe's a wonderful human being — es una persona estupenda or una gran persona
* * *noun ser m humanoshe's a wonderful human being — es una persona estupenda or una gran persona
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hu'maːnadjhuman [hu'ma:n]humanoAdjektiv————————Adverb1. [würdig] humanamente2. [menschenfreundlich] de forma benévola -
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29 human T-cell leukemia type I
English-Spanish medical dictionary > human T-cell leukemia type I
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30 human T-cell leukemia type II
English-Spanish medical dictionary > human T-cell leukemia type II
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31 human T-cell leukemia type III
English-Spanish medical dictionary > human T-cell leukemia type III
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32 human bite
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33 human ecology
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34 human insulin
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35 human investigations committee
English-Spanish medical dictionary > human investigations committee
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36 human liver fluke
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37 human monocytic ehrlichiosis
English-Spanish medical dictionary > human monocytic ehrlichiosis
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38 human natural killer cells
English-Spanish medical dictionary > human natural killer cells
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39 human prion diseases
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40 human protein C
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