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1 transitory
tr['trænsɪtərɪ]1 transitorio,-atransitory ['træntsə.tori, 'trænzə-] adj: transitorioadj.• fugaz adj.• perecedero, -a adj.• transeúnte adj.• transitorio, -a adj.'trænsətɔːri, 'trænsɪtriadjective transitorio, pasajero['trænzɪtǝrɪ]ADJ transitorio* * *['trænsətɔːri, 'trænsɪtri]adjective transitorio, pasajero -
2 transitory
adj.transitorio(a). -
3 transitory mania
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4 transitory zone
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5 transitory noise
ruido transitorioEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > transitory noise
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6 transitory accounts
s.cuentas transitorias. -
7 transitory action
s.acción transitoria. -
8 transitory disability
s.discapacidad transitoria, incapacidad transitoria. -
9 transitory mania
s.manía transitoria. -
10 transitory nature
s.naturaleza pasajera. -
11 transitory provision
s.disposición transitoria, disposición provisional, estipulación transitoria. -
12 be transitory
v.ser de naturaleza pasajera. -
13 transitorio
transitorio
◊ - ria adjetivo‹ situación› temporary; ‹ período› transitional
transitorio,-a adjetivo transitory, temporary ' transitorio' also found in these entries: Spanish: carácter - temporal - transitoria - sustituto English: bad-tempered - temporary - transient - transitory -
14 perecedera
perecedero,-a adjetivo
1 perishable: evite acumular productos perecederos, avoid stocking up on perishable goods
son costumbres perecederas, they are transitory customs
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15 perecedero
perecedero
◊ -ra adjetivo ‹ producto› perishable
perecedero,-a adjetivo
1 perishable: evite acumular productos perecederos, avoid stocking up on perishable goods
son costumbres perecederas, they are transitory customs
2 (vida, cuerpo) transitory, mortal ' perecedero' also found in these entries: Spanish: perecedera English: perishable -
16 ephemera
ɪ'femərəplural noun: objetos coleccionables que no tienen valor intrínseco, como programas de teatro etc[ɪ'femǝrǝ]NPL (pl ephemeras or ephemerae) [ˌɪ'femǝriː] (=transitory items) cosas fpl efímeras; (=collectables) objetos mpl coleccionables (sin valor)* * *[ɪ'femərə]plural noun: objetos coleccionables que no tienen valor intrínseco, como programas de teatro etc -
17 transitoria
transitorio,-a adjetivo transitory, temporary ' transitoria' also found in these entries: Spanish: sustitución
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transitory — I adjective brief, cursory, ephemeral, evanescent, fleeting, flitting, fugacious, impermanent, momentary, not permanent, passing away, provisional, short lived, temporal, temporary, transient, unenduring, unstable, volatile associated concepts:… … Law dictionary
transitory — tran‧si‧to‧ry [ˈtrænztri ǁ tɔːri] adjective formal continuing or existing for only a short period of time: • The current weakness in gold is transitory and will eventually produce greater profits. • The last decade saw powerful but transitory… … Financial and business terms
Transitory — Tran si*to*ry, a. [L. transitorius: cf. F. transitoire. See {Transient}.] Continuing only for a short time; not enduring; fleeting; evanescent. [1913 Webster] Comfort and succor all those who, in this transitory life, are in trouble. Bk. of Com.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
transitory — (adj.) late 14c., from O.Fr. transitoire (12c.), from L.L. transitorius passing, transient, from L., allowing passage through, from transitus, pp. of transire go or cross over (see TRANSIENT (Cf. transient)) … Etymology dictionary
transitory — *transient, passing, ephemeral, momentary, fugitive, fleeting, evanescent, short lived Antonyms: everlasting: perpetual … New Dictionary of Synonyms
transitory — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not permanent; short lived. DERIVATIVES transitorily adverb transitoriness noun. ORIGIN Latin transitorius, from transire go across … English terms dictionary
transitory — [tran′sə tôr΄ē, tran′zətôr΄ē] adj. [ME transitorie < MFr transitoire < LL(Ec) transitorius < L, adapted for passing through < transitus: see TRANSIT] of a passing nature; not enduring or permanent; temporary, fleeting, or ephemeral;… … English World dictionary
transitory — transient, transitory Both words mean ‘brief, fleeting’, with transient conveying rather more strongly the notion of people or things ‘passing through’ while transitory denotes temporary situations that are more static: • The highly transient… … Modern English usage
transitory — [[t]træ̱nzɪtəri, AM tɔːri[/t]] ADJ GRADED If you say that something is transitory, you mean that it lasts only for a short time. Most teenage romances are transitory. ...a sad reminder of the transitory nature of political success. Syn: transient … English dictionary
transitory — adjective Etymology: Middle English transitorie, from Anglo French, from Late Latin transitorius, from Latin, of or allowing passage, from transire Date: 14th century 1. tending to pass away ; not persistent 2. of brief duration ; temporary < the … New Collegiate Dictionary
transitory — See transitory, transient … Dictionary of problem words and expressions