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1 adjusted
tr[ə'ʤʌstɪd]1 equilibrado,-a[ǝ'dʒʌstɪd]ADJ -
2 adjusted death rate
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3 adjusted
adj.aclimatado, acoplado, ajustado.pp.participio pasado del verbo ADJUST.pt.pretérito del verbo ADJUST. -
4 adjusted balance
s.saldo ajustado. -
5 adjusted basis
s.base ajustada. -
6 adjusted figures
s.cifras ajustadas, cifras revisadas. -
7 adjusted rate
s.tasa ajustada, tipo ajustado. -
8 adjusted value
s.valor ajustado. -
9 well-adjusted
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10 daily adjusted progressive resistance exercise
English-Spanish medical dictionary > daily adjusted progressive resistance exercise
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11 size-adjusted value
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > size-adjusted value
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12 factory-adjusted
adjMECH ajustado de fábrica -
13 traffic-adjusted controller
nTRANSP controlador ajustado al tráfico mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > traffic-adjusted controller
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14 average adjusted
s.ajustador de averías. -
15 be adjusted
v.ser ajustado. -
16 cyclically adjusted
adj.ajustado cíclicamente, ajustado en función del ciclo, ajustado en función de variaciones cíclicas, ajustado con respecto al ciclo. -
17 ill-adjusted
adj.mal adaptado. -
18 interest-adjusted cost
s.costo ajustado por intereses. -
19 price-level-adjusted mortgage
s.hipoteca ajustada al nivel de los precios.Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > price-level-adjusted mortgage
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20 re-adjusted
adj.reajustado.
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