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rə'fə:
1. past tense, past participle - referred; verb( with to)1) (to talk or write (about something); to mention: He doesn't like anyone referring to his wooden leg; I referred to your theories in my last book.) referirse a, hacer alusión a2) (to relate to, concern, or apply to: My remarks refer to your last letter.) referir(se), hacer referencia/alusión a3) (to send or pass on to someone else for discussion, information, a decision etc: The case was referred to a higher law-court; I'll refer you to the managing director.) enviar, remitir4) (to look for information (in something): If I'm not sure how to spell a word, I refer to a dictionary.) consultar•- referee
2. verb(to act as a referee for a match: I've been asked to referee (a football match) on Saturday.) arbitrar- reference book
- reference library
refer vb1. consultarhe referred to his notes when he forgot what he wanted to say consultaba sus apuntes cuando se olvidaba de lo que quería decir2. mencionar / referirse / hacer referenciatr[rɪ'fɜːSMALLr/SMALL]1 (send) remitir, mandar, enviar■ I refer you to my article in... te remito a mi artículo en...1 (allude to) referirse (to, a)■ who are you referring to? ¿a quién te refieres?2 (mention, name) hacer referencia (to, a)3 (consult) consultar (to, -)4 (describe) calificar (to, de); (call) llamar (to, a)■ she refers to him as "the Fox' lo llama "el Zorro"direct, send: remitir, enviarto refer a patient to a specialist: enviar a un paciente a un especialistarefer vito refer to mention: referirse a, aludir av.• deferir v.• referir v.• referirse v.• remitir v.rɪ'fɜːr, rɪ'fɜː(r)- rr- transitive verba) ( direct - to source of information) remitir; (- to place) enviar*, mandarthe reader is referred to... — se remite al lector a...
to refer somebody to a specialist — ( Med) mandar or (AmL) derivar a alguien a un especialista
Phrasal Verbs:- refer to[rɪ'fɜː(r)]1. VT1) (=send, direct) remitirI have to refer it to my boss — tengo que remitírselo a mi jefe, tengo que consultarlo con mi jefe
to refer a dispute to arbitration — someter or remitir una disputa al arbitraje
to refer sb to sth/sb: I referred him to the manager — lo envié a que viera al gerente
refer to drawer — (on cheque) devolver al librador
2) (=ascribe) atribuirhe refers his mistake to tiredness — el error lo achaca a su cansancio, atribuye el error a su cansancio
3) (Brit) (Univ) [+ student] suspender4) (Med)referred pain — dolor m reflejo
2. VIto refer to —
1) (=relate to) referirse athis refers to you all — esto se refiere a todos ustedes, esto va para todos ustedes
2) (=allude to) referirse a3) (=mention) mencionar4) (=consult) consultar5) (=describe)this kind of art is often referred to as "minimal art" — este tipo de arte a menudo se denomina "arte minimalista"
* * *[rɪ'fɜːr, rɪ'fɜː(r)]- rr- transitive verba) ( direct - to source of information) remitir; (- to place) enviar*, mandarthe reader is referred to... — se remite al lector a...
to refer somebody to a specialist — ( Med) mandar or (AmL) derivar a alguien a un especialista
Phrasal Verbs:- refer to -
122 Abstauber
■ Aus kurzer Distanz erzieltes Tor, das aus Fehlern oder Nachlässigkeiten der Abwehr oder aus Abprallern resultiert. -
123 Abstaubertor
■ Aus kurzer Distanz erzieltes Tor, das aus Fehlern oder Nachlässigkeiten der Abwehr oder aus Abprallern resultiert. -
124 Nachschuss
■ Torschussversuch nach einem von der gegnerischen Mannschaft abgewehrten Schuss oder nach einem Pfosten- bzw. Lattenschuss.■ An effort to score after a failed defensive action by the opposing team, or after the ball rebounds off the bar or post. -
125 zweiter Anlauf
■ Torschussversuch nach einem von der gegnerischen Mannschaft abgewehrten Schuss oder nach einem Pfosten- bzw. Lattenschuss.■ An effort to score after a failed defensive action by the opposing team, or after the ball rebounds off the bar or post. -
126 adventuress
ad·ven·tur·ess[ədˈventʃəres]n* * *[əd'ventSərIs]n (pej)Abenteurerin f* * *adventuress [-rıs] s1. Abenteu(r)erin f2. Spekulantin f* * *n.Abenteurerin f. -
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128 bias
1. n1) предубеждение, пристрастное отношение, предвзятость2) эк. отклонение, сдвиг, тенденция•- anti-Arab biasto have a bias towards smth — быть пристрастным к чему-л.
- bias against smth / smb
- bias as regards smth / smb
- bias in consumption
- bias in favor towards smth / smb
- class bias
- downward bias
- export bias
- import bias
- inflationary bias
- job bias
- lack of bias
- Left-opportunist bias
- news bias
- political bias
- racial bias
- with considerable bias
- without bias 2. vсклонять, настраивать, оказывать влияние или давление
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