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81 desórdenes
m.pl.riots, unrest.* * *1 (disturbios) riots, disturbances, disorder sing2 (excesos) excesses3 (malestar) disorders -
82 activos socialmente
los activos socialmente= socially committed, theEx: The subjects referred to recur frequently in the writings of the 'socially committed' -- drugs, sex, racism, student unrest, riots, scandals in government, conservation, the role of women in society are among them.
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83 contra,
contra,3 la3 = counterrevolution, the.Ex: The counterrevolution returned to power many of the same governments that had ruled before the unrest began.
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84 ahí va
• here below• here I am• here is• here it is• there is unrest• there must be something in it -
85 ansiedad
• angst• anxiety• anxiousness• apprehension• disquiet• disquietude• distress• excitement• misgiving• unease• uneasiness• unrest -
86 buena se va a armar
• there is plenty of room• there is unrest• there was a big flap about it• there's something fishy here -
87 conflictividad laboral
• labor union• labor unrest• labor variance -
88 desasosiego
• anxiety• apprehension• disquiet• distress• excitement• misgiving• queasiness• restlessness• sorrow• uncomfortableness• unease• uneasiness• unrest -
89 impaciencia
• impatience• restlessness• unrest -
90 inquietud
• anxiety• concern• disquiet• disquietude• misgiving• restiveness• restlessness• uneasiness• unrest -
91 intranquilidad
• disquietude• inner space• inner tube• restiveness• restlessness• uneasiness• unrest -
92 jornal por mano de obra
• labor unrest• labor wages• labor wardDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > jornal por mano de obra
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93 malestar
• indispose• indisputable• Malaga wine• malar bone• unease• uneasiness• unrest -
94 salarios de obreros
• labor unrest• labor wages• labor ward -
95 sindicalista
• labor under• labor unionist• labor unrest• syndicalist• syndicalistic• trade union movement• trade unionist• trade up• trades union• trades unionist• tradesman• union leader• union man• union member• unionist -
96 agitación obrera
f.industrial unrest.
См. также в других словарях:
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