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- 'reti-adjective teóricotr[ɵɪə'retɪkəl]1 teórico,-atheoretical [.ɵi:ə'rɛt̬ɪkəl] adj: teórico♦ theoretically advadj.• teórico, -a adj.'θiə'retɪkəladjective teórico[θɪǝ'retɪkǝl]ADJ (gen) teórico* * *['θiə'retɪkəl]adjective teórico -
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4 theoretical chemistry
nCHEM química teórica fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > theoretical chemistry
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5 theoretical commercial dryness
English-Spanish technical dictionary > theoretical commercial dryness
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6 theoretical cutoff frequency
nACOUST frecuencia de corte teórica fELEC frecuencia de corte téorica fELECTRON frecuencia de corte teórica fPHYS, TELECOM frecuencia de corte téorica fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > theoretical cutoff frequency
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8 theoretical astrophysics
astrofísica teóricaEnglish-Spanish dictionary of astronomy terms > theoretical astrophysics
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9 theoretical depreciation
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12 theoretical-political
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13 maximum theoretical numerical aperture
nTELECOM máxima apertura numérica teórica fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > maximum theoretical numerical aperture
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14 minimum theoretical thickness
nWATER TRANSP of hull espesor mínimo teórico mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > minimum theoretical thickness
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adjective (of or concerning study especially in schools, colleges etc: an academic career.) académicoacademic adj académicotr[ækə'demɪk]1 (gen) académico,-a2 (theoretical) teórico1 (scholar) académico,-a; (lecturer) profesor,-ra universitario,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLacademic year año académicoacademic [.ækə'dɛmɪk] adj1) : académico2) theoretical: teórico♦ academically [-mɪkli] advacademic n: académico m, -ca fadj.• académico, -a adj.• universitario, -a adj.n.• académico s.m.• estudiante s.m.,f.
I 'ækə'demɪk1)a) <career/record> académicoacademic year — ( in universities) año m académico; ( in schools) año m escolar
b) <child/student> intelectualmente capaz2) ( abstract) <question/debate> puramente teórico
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noun académico, -ca m,f[ˌækǝ'demɪk]1. ADJ1) (Scol, Univ) [ability, qualifications, achievement] académico2) (=scholarly) intelectualmente dotado3) (=theoretical) [question] (puramente) teórico, sin interés práctico; [debate] (puramente) teórico2.N académico(-a) m / f, profesor(a) m / f universitario(-a)3.CPDacademic advisor N — (US) jefe mf de estudios
academic dean N — (US) decano(-a) m / f
academic dress N — vestidura f universitaria
academic gown N — toga f
academic officers NPL — (US) personal m docente
academic rank N — (US) rango m académico
academic year N — (Univ) año m académico; (Scol) año m escolar
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I ['ækə'demɪk]1)a) <career/record> académicoacademic year — ( in universities) año m académico; ( in schools) año m escolar
b) <child/student> intelectualmente capaz2) ( abstract) <question/debate> puramente teórico
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teórico
◊ -ca adjetivo ‹existencia/valor/curso› theoretical;examen teórico theory (exam)
teórico,-a adjetivo theoretical ' teórico' also found in these entries: Spanish: teórica - práctico English: academic - sandwich course - theoretic - theoretical - theoretician -
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'præktikəl1) (concerned with the doing of something: practical difficulties; His knowledge is practical rather than theoretical.) práctico2) ((of a thing, idea etc) useful; effective: You must try to find a practical answer to the problem.) práctico3) ((negative unpractical) (of a person) able to do or deal with things well or efficiently: He can look after himself - he's a very practical child.) práctico•- practically
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practical adj prácticotr['præktɪkəl]2 (person - sensible) práctico,-a, sensato,-a, realista; (good with hands) hábil, mañoso,-a3 (real) real, verdadero,-a1 (lesson) clase nombre femenino práctica\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLpractical joke bromapractical ['præktɪkəl] adj: prácticoadj.• práctico, -a adj.• viable adj.
I 'præktɪkəl1) práctico2) ( feasible) factible, viable
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['præktɪkǝl]1. ADJ1) (=not theoretical) prácticoI did better in the written exam than in the practical test — la prueba escrita me salió mejor que la práctica
2) (=sensible) [person] práctico•
let's be practical (about this) — seamos prácticos (con respecto a esto)3) (=feasible) factiblewhat's the most practical way of doing this? — ¿cuál es la forma más factible de hacer esto?
4) (=useful, functional) [clothing, suggestion, guide] prácticoshoes which are both practical and stylish — zapatos mpl que son prácticos y a la vez tienen estilo
his clothes weren't very practical for wet weather — su ropa no era muy práctica or apropiada or adecuada para la lluvia
5) (=virtual)2.N (Scol, Univ) (=exam) examen m práctico; (=lesson) práctica f3.CPDpractical joke N — broma f
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to play a practical joke on sb — gastar una broma a algnpractical joker N — bromista mf
practical nurse N — (US) enfermero(-a) m / f práctica or sin título
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I ['præktɪkəl]1) práctico2) ( feasible) factible, viable
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tr['spekjələtɪv]1 especulativo,-aspeculative ['spɛkjə.leɪt̬ɪv] adj: especulativoadj.• especulativo, -a adj.'spekjələtɪv, 'spekjʊlətɪv1) ( Fin) <venture/purchase/sale> especulativo2) ( theoretical) <ideas/conclusions> especulativo['spekjʊlǝtɪv]ADJ especulativo* * *['spekjələtɪv, 'spekjʊlətɪv]1) ( Fin) <venture/purchase/sale> especulativo2) ( theoretical) <ideas/conclusions> especulativo -
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'pjuə1) (not mixed with anything especially dirty or less valuable: pure gold.) puro2) (clean, especially morally: pure thoughts.) puro3) (complete; absolute: a pure accident.) puro, completo4) ((of sounds) clear; keeping in tune: She sang in a high pure tone.) límpido•- purely- pureness
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- purify
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- pure-blooded
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pure adj puro
puré sustantivo masculino: puré de tomates tomato purée o paste; puré de papas or (Esp) patatas mashed o creamed potatoes
puré m Culin purée, thick soup
puré de patatas, mashed potatoes Locuciones: estar hecho puré, to be exhausted o familiar to be knackered ' puré' also found in these entries: Spanish: candorosa - candoroso - castiza - castizo - comerse - grumosa - grumoso - impoluta - impoluto - lana - ley - liofilizar - mera - mero - pura - puro - simple - aplastar - carambola - conjetura - mancha English: banger - cream - crisps - mash - potato chips - pure - soup - conjecture - croquette - puree - racially - sheer - solidtr['pjʊəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (gen) puro,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLpure and simple puro,-a y simplepure new wool pura lana virgenadj.• acendrado, -a adj.• castizo, -a adj.• casto, -a adj.• fino, -a adj.• genuino, -a adj.• honesto, -a adj.• incorrupto, -a adj.• limpio, -a adj.• lirondo, -a adj.• mondo, -a adj.• neto, -a adj.• puro, -a adj.• terso, -a adj.pjʊr, pjʊə(r)a) ( unmixed) puroit's negligence pure and simple — se trata de negligencia, lisa or simple y llanamente
b) ( not applied) (before n) <science/mathematics> puro[pjʊǝ(r)]1. ADJ(compar purer) (superl purest)1) (=unadulterated) [wool, alcohol, substance] puro; [silk] naturalit's blackmail, pure and simple — esto es chantaje, lisa y llanamente
2) (=clean, clear) [air, water, sound, light] puro3) (=sheer) [pleasure, luck, coincidence, speculation] puro4) (=theoretical) puro5) (=virgin, blameless) puropure in or of heart — liter limpio de corazón
2.CPDPUREpure vowel N — vocal f simple
Position of "puro"
You should generally put p uro after the noun when you mean pure in the sense of "uncontaminated" or "unadulterated" and before the noun in the sense of "sheer" or "plain":
... pure olive oil...... aceite puro de oliva...
It's pure coincidence Es pura coincidencia For further uses and examples, see main entry* * *[pjʊr, pjʊə(r)]a) ( unmixed) puroit's negligence pure and simple — se trata de negligencia, lisa or simple y llanamente
b) ( not applied) (before n) <science/mathematics> puro
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