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1 capítulo
m.1 chapter, main division of book or written paper.2 episode.3 chapter, epoch, period.4 area of business, area, sector.* * *1 (gen) chapter\llamar a alguien a capítulo figurado to call somebody to accountser capítulo aparte figurado to be another story* * *noun m.* * *SM1) [de libro] chapter; [de ley] section2) (=reprensión) reproof, reprimandcapítulo de culpas — charge, impeachment
3) (=tema) subject, matteren el capítulo de las pensiones... — on the subject of pensions...
4) (=contrato)capítulos matrimoniales — marriage contract sing, marriage settlement sing
5) (=junta) meeting ( of a council); (Rel) chapter6) (Rel) chapter house* * *b) (Econ, Pol) ( sector) areac) (Relig) chapterllamar a alguien a capítulo — to bring o call somebody to account
* * *= chapter, chapter.Ex. Figure 8.2 gives an outline of the main chapters and rules of AACR2.Ex. The late 18th century heyday of aristocratic libraries was a brief but important chapter in Hungarian library history.----* título del capítulo = chapter heading.* * *b) (Econ, Pol) ( sector) areac) (Relig) chapterllamar a alguien a capítulo — to bring o call somebody to account
* * *= chapter, chapter.Ex: Figure 8.2 gives an outline of the main chapters and rules of AACR2.
Ex: The late 18th century heyday of aristocratic libraries was a brief but important chapter in Hungarian library history.* título del capítulo = chapter heading.* * *1 (de un libro) chapter; (de una serie) episodeeso es capítulo aparte that is another matter o question altogether, that is a separate issueel capítulo con el crecimiento más notable the area of business with the highest growthlos fondos que se destinaron al capítulo de la vivienda the funds which were allocated to housingen el capítulo económico cabe destacar … in the economic sphere o as regards the economy, it is worth mentioning …3 ( Relig) chapterllamar a algn a capítulo to bring o call sb to account* * *
Del verbo capitular: ( conjugate capitular)
capitulo es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
capituló es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries:
capitular
capítulo
capítulo sustantivo masculino ( de libro) chapter;
( de serie) episode
capitular
I verbo intransitivo
1 Mil (rendirse) to capitulate, surrender
2 (pactar) to reach an agreement
3 (ceder, claudicar) to give in
II adjetivo Rel of the chapter
capítulo sustantivo masculino
1 (de un libro, serie) chapter
2 fig (apartado, tema) area
3 Rel chapter
' capítulo' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
faltar
- venir
- anterior
- apartado
- aparte
- seguir
- siguiente
- suprimir
- traer
- uno
English:
chapter
- outline
* * *capítulo nm1. [de libro] chapter;[de serie] episode;un negro capítulo en la historia del país a shameful chapter in our historyUE Capítulo Social Social Chapter2. [tema] subject;en el capítulo de inversiones, el gobierno ha anunciado… as for investments, the government has announced…;por sectores, destaca el capítulo de agricultura agriculture stands out among the other areas of the economy;ser capítulo aparte to be another matter (altogether)3. Rel assembly, chapter;llamar a alguien a capítulo to call sb to account* * *m chapter;ser capítulo aparte fam be a separate issue;llamar a alguien a capítulo call s.o. to account* * *capítulo nm1) : chapter, section2) : matter, subject* * *capítulo n1. (de libro) chapter2. (de serie televisiva) episode¿viste el capítulo de ayer? did you see yesterday's episode?
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