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1 recycle
(to put (a used substance) through a particular process so that it is fit to use again.) reciclarrecycle vb reciclarat this plant we recycle glass, metals and paper en esta planta, reciclamos vidrio, metales y papeltr[riː'saɪkəl]1 reciclarv.• reciclar (IND) v.'riː'saɪkəltransitive verb reciclar[ˌriː'saɪkl]1.VT reciclar2.CPDrecycle bin N — (Comput) papelera f (de reciclaje); (for bottles, tins, papers) (large) contenedor m de reciclaje; (in kitchen) cubo m de reciclaje (de basuras)
* * *['riː'saɪkəl]transitive verb reciclar -
2 recycle
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3 recycle time
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4 recycle
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5 Recycle Bin
s.cubo de basura, basurero, papelera de reciclaje, directorio en el escritorio de Windows que almacena archivos suprimidos antes de borrarlos. -
6 reciclar
reciclar ( conjugate reciclar) verbo transitivo ‹papel/vidrio› to recycle
reciclar verbo transitivo
1 (materiales) to recycle
2 (profesionales) to retrain ' reciclar' also found in these entries: English: material - recycle -
7 reciclado
Del verbo reciclar: ( conjugate reciclar) \ \
reciclado es: \ \el participioMultiple Entries: reciclado reciclar
reciclado,◊ reciclaje sustantivo masculino
reciclar ( conjugate reciclar) verbo transitivo ‹papel/vidrio› to recycle
reciclado,-a
I adjetivo recycled
II m (acción) recycling
reciclar verbo transitivo
1 (materiales) to recycle
2 (profesionales) to retrain ' reciclado' also found in these entries: Spanish: economizar - reciclada -
8 recycled
adj.reciclado.pp.participio pasado del verbo RECYCLE.pt.pretérito del verbo: RECYCLE -
9 endlessly
tr['endləslɪ]1 interminablemente, eternamenteendlessly ['ɛndləsli] adv: interminablemente, eternamente, sin parar'endləsli, 'endlɪslia) ( infinitely)the plain/road stretched out endlessly before us — la llanura/carretera se extendía interminable ante nosotros
b) ( incessantly) <talk/chatter> constantemente, incesantemente, sin pararc) ( time and time again) <try/argue> hasta la saciedad['endlɪslɪ]ADV [repeat] una y otra vez, hasta la saciedad; [discuss] hasta la saciedad; [argue] continuamente; [talk] sin parar; [recycle] una y otra vezhe could see his life stretching out endlessly before him — veía su vida extendiéndose interminablemente ante sus ojos
* * *['endləsli, 'endlɪsli]a) ( infinitely)the plain/road stretched out endlessly before us — la llanura/carretera se extendía interminable ante nosotros
b) ( incessantly) <talk/chatter> constantemente, incesantemente, sin pararc) ( time and time again) <try/argue> hasta la saciedad -
10 reclaim
ri'kleim1) (to ask for (something one owns which has been lost, stolen etc and found by someone else): A wallet has been found and can be reclaimed at the manager's office.) reclamar2) (to make (wasteland) fit for use; to get back (land) from under the sea etc by draining etc.) aprovechar, recobrar•tr[rɪ'kleɪm]1 (money, right, etc) reclamar2 (land) ganar (al mar)3 (recycle) reciclar4 (baggage) recogerreclaim [ri'kleɪm] vt1) : ganar, sanearto reclaim marshy land: sanear las tierras pantanosas2) recover: recobrar, reciclarto reclaim old tires: reciclar llantas desechadas3) regain: reclamar, recuperarto reclaim one's rights: reclamar uno sus derechosv.• hacer utilizable v.• reclamar v.• recuperar v.• reformar v.• regenerar v.• rescatar v.• utilizar v.
I rɪ'kleɪma) \<\<rights\>\> reclamar, reivindicar*I filled in a form to reclaim tax — llené un formulario para que me devolvieran parte de los impuestos
to reclaim one's luggage — ( Aviat) recoger* el equipaje; ( at left luggage) (pasar a) retirar el equipaje
b) ( recover) recuperarreclaimed land — terreno m ganado al mar
II 'riːkleɪmmass noun[rɪ'kleɪm]luggage reclaim — (BrE) recogida f de equipaje
1. VT1) [+ throne, title] reclamar; [+ language, culture] recuperar; [+ inheritance, rights] reclamar, reivindicar; [+ baggage] recoger, reclamaryou may be eligible to reclaim income tax — puede que tenga derecho a que le devuelvan parte de lo que ha pagado del impuesto sobre la renta
the town is gradually being reclaimed by the desert — el desierto está reclamando poco a poco el terreno a la ciudad
2) (=salvage) [+ land] (gen) aprovechar; (from sea) ganar al mar; [+ swamp] sanear; [+ materials] recuperar, reciclar2.* * *
I [rɪ'kleɪm]a) \<\<rights\>\> reclamar, reivindicar*I filled in a form to reclaim tax — llené un formulario para que me devolvieran parte de los impuestos
to reclaim one's luggage — ( Aviat) recoger* el equipaje; ( at left luggage) (pasar a) retirar el equipaje
b) ( recover) recuperarreclaimed land — terreno m ganado al mar
II ['riːkleɪm]mass nounluggage reclaim — (BrE) recogida f de equipaje
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11 recycling
adj.de reciclaje.s.reciclaje, reciclado.ger.gerundio del verbo RECYCLE.
См. также в других словарях:
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