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1 considerar un honor
• consider an honor• consider it an honor• consider it an honor to• deem an honor• deem it an honor• deem it an honor to• esteem it an honor• esteem it an honor to -
2 parecer bien
• consider appropriate• consider it appropriate• consider it appropriate to• look good -
3 parecer imposible
• consider impossible• consider it impossible -
4 parecer mal
• consider inappropriate• consider it inappropriate• look bad -
5 reconsiderar
• consider again• consider over• examine over• give and take• give appetite• reappraise• reassess• reconsider• reexamine• retentivity• reticence -
6 caer como agua de mayo
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7 considerar adecuado que
• consider appropriate that• think big• think for oneselfDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > considerar adecuado que
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8 considerar apropiado
• consider appropriate -
9 considerar apropiado que
• consider appropriate thatDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > considerar apropiado que
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10 considerar conveniente
• consider appropriate to• see fit to -
11 considerar de antemano
• consider beforehand -
12 considerar de nuevo
• consider again• reconsider -
13 considerar desde un punto de vista filosófico
• consider from a philosophical standpointDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > considerar desde un punto de vista filosófico
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14 considerar equivalente
• consider equal -
15 considerar idéntico
• consider identical -
16 considerar igual
• consider equal -
17 considerarse afortunado
• consider oneself luckyDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > considerarse afortunado
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18 considerarse demasiado importante
• consider oneself too important• think to• think twiceDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > considerarse demasiado importante
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19 creerse
• consider oneself• imagine oneself• think on• think otherwise -
20 dar la impresión de que
• consider that• get the feel• get the feel of• get the feeling that• get the fright of one's life• give the horse the reins• give the impression of being• sound likeDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > dar la impresión de que
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