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21 right side
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22 right side out
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23 right turn
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24 right-of-way
1) : preferencia (del tráfico)2) access: derecho m de paso -
25 right and wrong
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26 right of assembly
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27 right off / straight off
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28 right on cue
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29 right-hand drive
con el volante a la derecha -
30 right handed
right handed adj diestro -
31 right-hand
1) (at the right; to the right of something else: the top right-hand drawer of my desk.) a mano derecha2) (towards the right: a right-hand bend in the road.) a la derecha, a mano derechatr['raɪthænd]1 derecho,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLright-hand drive con el volante a la derecharight-hand man brazo derechoright-hand ['raɪt'hænd] adj1) : situado a la derecha2) right-handed: para la mano derecha, con la mano derecha3)right-hand man : brazo m derechoadj.• de la mano derecha adj.• derecho, -a adj.'raɪt'hændadjective (before n) <column/gatepost> de la derecha['raɪthænd]on the right-hand-hand side — a la derecha, a mano derecha
1.ADJ derechoright-hand turn — (Aut) giro m a la derecha
2.CPDright-hand drive N — (Aut) conducción f por la derecha
right-hand man N — (=personal aide) brazo m derecho
* * *['raɪt'hænd]adjective (before n) <column/gatepost> de la derechaon the right-hand-hand side — a la derecha, a mano derecha
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32 right-hand
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33 right of way
1) (the right of the public to use a path that goes across private property.) derecho de paso2) ((right-of-way - plural rights-of-way) a road or path over private land, along which the public have a right to walk.) derecho de paso3) (the right of one car etc to move first eg when crossing a cross-roads, or going round a roundabout: It was your fault that our cars crashed - I had right of way.) prioridadnoun (pl rights of way)a) u ( precedence in traffic) preferencia fto have (the) right of way of way — tener* preferencia
to yield the right of way of way — (AmE) ceder el paso
b) c ( across private land) servidumbre f or derecho m de paso* * *noun (pl rights of way)a) u ( precedence in traffic) preferencia fto have (the) right of way of way — tener* preferencia
to yield the right of way of way — (AmE) ceder el paso
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34 right-angled
adjective (having a right angle: a right-angled triangle.) en ángulo rectotr['raɪtæŋgld]1 rectángulo,-a1) : en ángulo recto2)right-angled triangle : triángulo m rectánguloadj.• rectangular adj.'raɪtˌæŋgəldadjective en ángulo rectoright-angled triangle — (BrE) triángulo m rectángulo
['raɪtˌæŋɡld]ADJ [bend, turning] en ángulo recto; (Math) [triangle] rectángulo* * *['raɪtˌæŋgəld]adjective en ángulo rectoright-angled triangle — (BrE) triángulo m rectángulo
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35 right-handed
adjective ((of people) using the right hand more easily than the left, eg for writing: The majority of people are right-handed.) diestrotr[raɪt'hændɪd]1 diestro,-aright-handed ['raɪt'hændəd] adj1) : diestroa right-handed pitcher: un lanzador diestro2) : para la mano derecha, con la mano derecha3) clockwise: en la dirección de las manecillas del relojadj.• derecho, -a adj.• diestro (por oposición a zurdo) adj.• para la mano derecha adj.• que usa la mano derecha adj.'raɪt'hændəd, ˌraɪt'hændɪdhe's right-handed-handed — escribe (or juega etc) con la derecha, es diestro
['raɪt'hændɪd]ADJ [person] que usa la mano derecha, diestro; [tool] para la mano derecha* * *['raɪt'hændəd, ˌraɪt'hændɪd]he's right-handed-handed — escribe (or juega etc) con la derecha, es diestro
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36 right wing
(the members of a political party who hold more traditional opinions: He's on the right wing of the Labour Party.) derecharight wing adj de derechas / derechistaSMALLPOLITICS/SMALL derechathe right wing : la derechaa) ( Pol) (ala f‡) derecha fb) ( Sport) ala f‡ derecha* * *a) ( Pol) (ala f‡) derecha fb) ( Sport) ala f‡ derecha -
37 right-click
['raɪtklɪk]do a right-click on the icon — haz clic or (fam) cliquea con el botón derecho or secundario del ratón
1.2.VT* * *do a right-click on the icon — haz clic or (fam) cliquea con el botón derecho or secundario del ratón
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38 right angle
(an angle of ninety degrees, like any of the four angles in a square.) ángulo rectoright angle n ángulo rectoángulo recto: ángulo m rectonoun ángulo m recto* * *noun ángulo m recto -
39 right-winger
noun derechistatr[raɪt'wɪŋəSMALLr/SMALL]1 derechista nombre masulino o femeninoright-winger ['raɪt'wɪŋər] n: derechista mf'raɪt'wɪŋər, ˌraɪt'wɪŋə(r)a) ( Pol) derechista mfb) ( Sport) ala mf‡ derecha, puntero mf derecho (AmS)['raɪt'wɪŋǝ(r)]N1) (Pol) derechista mf2) (Sport) jugador(a) m / f de la banda derecha* * *['raɪt'wɪŋər, ˌraɪt'wɪŋə(r)]a) ( Pol) derechista mfb) ( Sport) ala mf‡ derecha, puntero mf derecho (AmS) -
40 right away
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