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21 obviar
v.1 to avoid, to get round.2 to circumvent, to dodge, to scrub round, to eschew.Ricardo obvia los comentarios Richard circumvents the comments.3 to obviate, to prevent, to bridge, to preclude.María obvia la evidencia Mary obviates the evidence.* * *1 formal to obviate, remove* * *1. VT1) (=evitar) [gen] to obviate, get round, avoid2) (=no mencionar) to leave out2.VI (=estorbar) to stand in the way* * *verbo transitivo to avoid, obviate (frml)* * *= obviate.Ex. The intercalation of (41-4) after 329 obviates this function.* * *verbo transitivo to avoid, obviate (frml)* * *= obviate.Ex: The intercalation of (41-4) after 329 obviates this function.
* * *obviar [A1 ]vtto avoid, get around, obviate ( frml)* * *obviar vtto avoid;obviaré en mi exposición los detalles técnicos I shall avoid technical details in my presentation* * *v/t avoid, fmlobviate* * *obviar vt: to get around (a difficulty), to avoid -
22 fregar
• annoy• clean• scrape out• scrub down• swob
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