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1 grievance
'ɡri:vəns(a cause or reason for complaint: a list of grievances.) queja; reivindicacióntr['griːvəns]1 (ground for complaint) motivo de queja; (complaint) queja\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto air one's grievances quejarseto harbour a grievance / nurse a grievance guardar rencorgrievance ['gri:vənts] ncomplaint: queja fn.• agravio s.m.• motivo de queja s.m.• perjuicio s.m.'griːvənsa) c ( ground for complaint) motivo m de quejab) u ( injustice)to be filled with a sense of grievance — sentirse* agraviado, sentirse* víctima de una injusticia
c) c ( Lab Rel) queja f formal; (before n)['ɡriːvǝns]grievance procedure — procedimiento m conciliatorio
1.N (=complaint) queja f ; (=cause for complaint) motivo m de queja; [of workers] reivindicación f2.CPDgrievance procedure N — sistema m de trámite de quejas
* * *['griːvəns]a) c ( ground for complaint) motivo m de quejab) u ( injustice)to be filled with a sense of grievance — sentirse* agraviado, sentirse* víctima de una injusticia
c) c ( Lab Rel) queja f formal; (before n)grievance procedure — procedimiento m conciliatorio
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2 nurse
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1. noun1) (a person who looks after sick or injured people in hospital: She wants to be a nurse.) enfermero2) (a person, usually a woman, who looks after small children: The children have gone out with their nurse.) niñera
2. verb1) (to look after sick or injured people, especially in a hospital: He was nursed back to health.) cuidar2) (to give (a baby) milk from the breast.) amamantar3) (to hold with care: She was nursing a kitten.) acunar, mecer4) (to have or encourage (feelings eg of anger or hope) in oneself.) abrigar, guardar•- nursery- nursing
- nursemaid
- nurseryman
- nursery rhyme
- nursery school
- nursing-home
nurse1 n1. enfermero2. niñeranurse2 vb cuidartr[nɜːs]1 enfermero,-a2 (children's) niñera1 (look after) cuidar2 (suckle) amamantar3 (hold) acunar4 (feeling) guardar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto nurse a cold intentar curarse de un resfriadoto nurse a grudge/grievance against somebody guardar rencor a alguien1) suckle: amamantar2) : cuidar (de), atenderto nurse the sick: cuidar a los enfermosto nurse a cold: curarse de un resfriadonurse n1) : enfermero m, -ra f2) nursemaidn.• aya s.f.• enfermera s.f.• niñera s.f.v.• acariciar v.• alimentar v.• amamantar v.• cuidar v.• fomentar v.• lactar v.
I nɜːrs, nɜːsa) ( Med) enfermero, -ra m,fb) ( nanny) niñera f
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1)a) ( Med) \<\<patient\>\> atender*, cuidar (de)he nurseed her back to health — la atendió or cuidó hasta que se repuso, cuidó de ella hasta que se repuso
b) \<\<wound/injury\>\> cuidar2)a) ( cradle) \<\<baby\>\> arrullar, tener* en brazosb) \<\<drink\>\> tener* en la mano3) ( suckle) \<\<baby\>\> amamantar4) ( harbor) \<\<hope/ambition\>\> abrigar*[nɜːs]1. N1) (in hospital, clinic) enfermero(-a) m / fmale nurse — enfermero m
student nurse — estudiante mf de enfermería
staff I, 3.veterinary nurse — auxiliar mf de veterinaria
2. VT1) [+ patient] cuidar, atender2) [+ baby] (=suckle) amamantar; (=cradle) mecer3) (fig) [+ anger, grudge] alimentar; [+ hope] abrigarto nurse one's constituency — (Brit) (Parl) cuidar de los intereses de los electores de su circunscripción electoral
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I [nɜːrs, nɜːs]a) ( Med) enfermero, -ra m,fb) ( nanny) niñera f
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1)a) ( Med) \<\<patient\>\> atender*, cuidar (de)he nurseed her back to health — la atendió or cuidó hasta que se repuso, cuidó de ella hasta que se repuso
b) \<\<wound/injury\>\> cuidar2)a) ( cradle) \<\<baby\>\> arrullar, tener* en brazosb) \<\<drink\>\> tener* en la mano3) ( suckle) \<\<baby\>\> amamantar4) ( harbor) \<\<hope/ambition\>\> abrigar*
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