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1 poor-reception area
nTV zona de recepción insuficiente f -
2 poor
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3 reception
rə'sepʃən1) (the act of receiving or being received: His speech got a good reception.) recepción, acogida2) (a formal party or social gathering to welcome guests: a wedding reception.) recepción3) (the quality of radio or television signals: Radio reception is poor in this area.) recepción4) (the part of a hotel, hospital etc where visitors enter and are attended to.) recepción•reception n recepcióntr[rɪ'sepʃən]1 (gen) recepción nombre femenino2 (welcome) acogida\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLreception desk recepción nombre femeninoreception room (in public place) salón nombre masculino 2 (in house) sala de estar, sala, comedor o cualquier estancia donde se reciba a la gentereception [ri'sɛpʃən] n: recepción fn.• recepción s.f.rɪ'sepʃən1) (response, reaction) (no pl) recibimiento m, acogida fwhat sort of reception did you get? — ¿qué tal te recibieron?
the book had a favorable reception — el libro tuvo una acogida favorable or fue bien recibido
2) u ( admission) (frml)reception INTO something — admisión f en algo; (before n)
reception center o (BrE) centre — centro m de acogida
reception committee — comité m de bienvenida or recepción
3) (in hotel, office) (no art) recepción f; (before n)4) c ( social event) recepción f5) u (Rad, TV) recepción f[rɪ'sepʃǝn]1. N1) (=act of receiving) recepción f, recibimiento m2) (=welcome) acogida fto get a warm reception — tener buena acogida, ser bien recibido
3) (=social function) recepción fwedding4) (Rad etc) recepción f6) (Educ) clase f de primer año2.CPDreception area N — (in office, hotel) recepción f ; (in hospital) mostrador m de admisión
reception centre, reception center (US) N — centro m de recepción
reception class N — (Educ) clase f de primer año
reception desk N — (esp Brit) (in hotel) mostrador m de recepción; (in hospital) mostrador m de admisión
reception room N — (esp Brit) sala f de visitas
* * *[rɪ'sepʃən]1) (response, reaction) (no pl) recibimiento m, acogida fwhat sort of reception did you get? — ¿qué tal te recibieron?
the book had a favorable reception — el libro tuvo una acogida favorable or fue bien recibido
2) u ( admission) (frml)reception INTO something — admisión f en algo; (before n)
reception center o (BrE) centre — centro m de acogida
reception committee — comité m de bienvenida or recepción
3) (in hotel, office) (no art) recepción f; (before n)4) c ( social event) recepción f5) u (Rad, TV) recepción f -
4 static
1. adjective(still; not moving.)
2. noun(atmospheric disturbances causing poor reception of radio or television programmes.)- static
tr['stætɪk]1 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL estático,-a2 (not moving, not changing) estacionario,-a1 SMALLPHYSICS/SMALL estática\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLstatic electricity electricidad nombre femenino estáticastatic ['stæt̬ɪk] adj: estáticostatic n: estática f, interferencia fadj.• atmosférico, -a adj.• estancado, -a adj.• estático (Física) adj.n.• parásito s.m.• perturbaciones atmosféricas s.m.
I 'stætɪk1) < situation> estacionario2) < electricity> estático
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mass nouna) ( electricity) electricidad f estáticab) ( interference) estática f, interferencia f, parásitos mpl['stætɪk]1.ADJ (gen) estático, inmóvil; (Phys) estático2. N1) (Rad etc) (=noise) parásitos mpl2) (Phys) (also: statics) estática f3.CPDstatic electricity N — estática f
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I ['stætɪk]1) < situation> estacionario2) < electricity> estático
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mass nouna) ( electricity) electricidad f estáticab) ( interference) estática f, interferencia f, parásitos mpl
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