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1 commentary
plural - commentaries; noun ((also running commentary) a series of broadcast comments by a reporter at a ceremony, sports event etc.) comentario, críticacommentary n comentariotr['kɒməntərɪ]noun (pl commentaries)1 (spoken description) comentario, comentarios nombre masculino plural2 (set of written remarks) comentario, crítica\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLcommentary box cabina de prensan.• comentario s.m.• comento s.m.• dilucidario s.m.• escolio s.m.'kɑːmənteri, 'kɒməntəri, -tria) (Rad, Sport, TV) comentarios mpl, crónica fb) ( analysis) comentario m['kɒmǝntǝrɪ]1.2.CPDcommentary box N — cabina f de prensa
* * *['kɑːmənteri, 'kɒməntəri, -tri]a) (Rad, Sport, TV) comentarios mpl, crónica fb) ( analysis) comentario m -
2 dignitary
'diɡnitəriplural - dignitaries; noun(a person who has a high rank or office.) dignatariotr['dɪgnɪtərɪ]noun (pl dignitaries)1 dignatario,-an.• dignatario s.m.• dignidad s.f.'dɪgnə'teri, 'dɪgnɪtəri['dɪɡnɪtǝrɪ]N dignatario(-a) m / f* * *['dɪgnə'teri, 'dɪgnɪtəri] -
3 secretary
'sekrətəriplural - secretaries; noun1) (a person employed to write letters, keep records and make business arrangements etc for another person: He dictated a letter to his secretary.) secretario2) (a (sometimes unpaid) person who deals with the official business of an organization etc: The secretary read out the minutes of the society's last meeting.) secretario•secretary n secretariotr['sekrətərɪ]noun (pl secretaries)1 secretario,-a2 (non-elected official) ministro,-a; (representative below ambassador) ministro,-a plenipotenciario,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLSecretary of State SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL ministro,-a con cartera 2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL ministro,-a de Asuntos nombre masculino Exteriores1) : secretario m, -ria f (en una oficina, etc.)2) : ministro m, -tra f ; secretario m, -ria fSecretary of State: Secretario de Estadon.• escritorio s.m.• memorialista s.m.,f.• secretaria s.f.• secretario s.m.• secretaría (Gobierno) s.f.• secreter s.m.'sekrəteri, 'sekrətri1) (in office, of committee, of society) secretario, -ria m,f2) ( Govt) ministro, -tra m,f, secretario, -ria m,f (Méx)['sekrǝtrɪ]Secretary of the Treasury — Ministro, -tra m,f de Hacienda
1. N1) (=profession) secretario(-a) m / f2) (Pol) ministro(-a) m / fSecretary of State — (Brit) Ministro(-a) m / f ( for de); (US) Ministro(-a) m / f de Asuntos Exteriores
2.CPDsecretary pool N — (US) servicio m de mecanógrafos
* * *['sekrəteri, 'sekrətri]1) (in office, of committee, of society) secretario, -ria m,f2) ( Govt) ministro, -tra m,f, secretario, -ria m,f (Méx)Secretary of the Treasury — Ministro, -tra m,f de Hacienda
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4 tributary
'tribjutəriplural - tributaries; noun(a stream flowing into a river: The River Thames has many tributaries; (also adjective) tributary streams.) afluente; (adjetivo) tributariotr['trɪbjʊtərɪ]noun (pl tributaries)1 afluente nombre masculino1 tributario,-aadj.• tributario (Teléfono) adj.n.• afluente s.m.• tributario s.m.'trɪbjəteri, 'trɪbjʊtəri['trɪbjʊtǝrɪ]
1.ADJ tributario2. N1) (Geog) afluente m2) (=state, ruler) tributario m* * *['trɪbjəteri, 'trɪbjʊtəri] -
5 exhaustus
exhaustus, a, um part. passé de exhaurio. [st2]1 [-] épuisé, tari, vidé. [st2]2 [-] creusé. [st2]3 [-] épuisé, ruiné. [st2]4 [-] épuisé de fatigue, affaibli, faible. [st2]5 [-] épuisé, mis entièrement en oeuvre. [st2]6 [-] supporté jusqu'au bout, souffert, essuyé. [st2]7 [-] achevé, fini, révolu, écoulé. - voir exhaurio.* * *exhaustus, a, um part. passé de exhaurio. [st2]1 [-] épuisé, tari, vidé. [st2]2 [-] creusé. [st2]3 [-] épuisé, ruiné. [st2]4 [-] épuisé de fatigue, affaibli, faible. [st2]5 [-] épuisé, mis entièrement en oeuvre. [st2]6 [-] supporté jusqu'au bout, souffert, essuyé. [st2]7 [-] achevé, fini, révolu, écoulé. - voir exhaurio.* * *Exhaustus, Participium: vt Exhaustus fons. Caes. Espuisee, Une fontaine tarie.\Exhaustus magnificentia publicorum operum. Liuius. Qui ha la bourse vuide.\Amnes solibus exhausti. Stat. Rivieres taries par la chaleur du soleil.\Anno exhausto. Lucan. Fini, Passé, Achevé, Terminé.\Apes exhaustae. Virgil. Diminuees.\Bella exhausta. Virg. Finies, Terminees.\Exhausta benignitas amicorum. Cic. Quand un homme a employé et usé tout le credit de ses amis.\Exhaustae bonis ciuitates. Cic. Espuisees de biens.\Cursu exhaustus equus. Lucan. Recreu, Qui ha perdu toute force et vertu par longuement courir.\Flumine exhausto vincere aestum. Propert. Vaincre et estancher la soif par boire de l'eaue.\Labor frustra exhaustus. Lucan. Prins en vain, Qui n'ha de rien servi.\Pars est exhausta laboris. Ouid. Achevee.\Opes exhaustae. Propert. Despendues.\Pericula exhausta commemorare. Ouid. Les dangers qu'on a passez.\Exhaustus est sermo hominum. Cic. Le bruit des gens est passé et appaisé, On n'en parle plus, On en a assez parlé, on n'en parlera plus.\Vber exhaustum. Virgil. Tetine espuisee de laict, dont on a tiré tout le laict. -
6 torridus
torrĭdus, a, um [st2]1 [-] desséché, sec, aride, tari. [st2]2 [-] sec, maigre, étique, décharné. [st2]3 [-] brûlé (par le froid), hâlé. [st2]4 [-] brûlé, grillé, rôti. [st2]5 [-] brûlant, qui brûle, torride.* * *torrĭdus, a, um [st2]1 [-] desséché, sec, aride, tari. [st2]2 [-] sec, maigre, étique, décharné. [st2]3 [-] brûlé (par le froid), hâlé. [st2]4 [-] brûlé, grillé, rôti. [st2]5 [-] brûlant, qui brûle, torride.* * *Torridus, pen. corr. Adiectiuum. Plin. Ari, Qui a perdu son humeur naturel, Sec.\Torrida frigore pecora. Liu. Haviz de froid.\Fontes torridi. Liu. Fontaines seiches et taries.
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