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21 self-taught
tr[self'tɔːt]1 autodidactaself-taught [.sɛlf'tɔt] adj: autodidactoadj.• autodidacto, -a adj.'self'tɔːtadjective autodidacta, autodidacto[ˌself'tɔːt]ADJ autodidacta* * *['self'tɔːt]adjective autodidacta, autodidacto -
22 self-centred
self'sentəd(interested only in one's own affairs; selfish: She's too self-centred to take any interest in my troubles.) egocéntricotr[self'sentəd]1 egocéntrico,-aadj.• egocéntrico, -a adj.(US) [ˌself'sentǝd]ADJ egocéntrico -
23 self-drive
tr[self'draɪv]1 sin chófer'self'draɪvadjective (BrE) <car/hire> sin chofer or (Esp) sin chófer; < holiday> con transporte en coche propio or (AmL) en auto propio['selfˌdraɪv] (Brit)1. ADJ1) [car, van] sin conductor2) [holiday] con su propio vehículo2.CPDself-drive hire N — (Brit) (Aut) alquiler m sin conductor
* * *['self'draɪv] -
24 self-imposed
tr[selfɪm'pəʊzd]1 autoimpuesto,-a, voluntario,-aadj.• que uno se impone a sí mismo adj.'selfɪm'pəʊzdadjective <exile/task> voluntario, autoimpuesto; <rules/punishment> autoimpuesto[ˌselfɪm'pǝʊzd]ADJ [punishment etc] autoimpuesto, voluntario* * *['selfɪm'pəʊzd]adjective <exile/task> voluntario, autoimpuesto; <rules/punishment> autoimpuesto -
25 self-seeking
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26 self-study
'self'stʌdinoun autoestudio m; (before n)[self'stʌdɪ]self-study skills — técnicas fpl de autoestudio
1.N autoaprendizaje m, autoestudio m2.CPDself-study course N — curso m de autoaprendizaje or autoestudio
* * *['self'stʌdi]noun autoestudio m; (before n)self-study skills — técnicas fpl de autoestudio
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27 self-adhesive
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28 self-aggrandizement
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29 self-closing
self'klouziŋ(which close automatically: self-closing doors.) de cierre automáticotr[self'kləʊzɪŋ]1 de cierre automático[ˌself'klǝʊzɪŋ]ADJ de cierre automático -
30 self-expression
self-expression [.sɛlfɪk'sprʃən] n: expresión f personaln.• autoexpresión s.f.'selfɪk'spreʃənmass noun expresión f personal[ˌselfɪks'preʃǝn]N autoexpresión f* * *['selfɪk'spreʃən]mass noun expresión f personal -
31 self-styled
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32 self-worth
'self'wɜːrθ, 'self'wɜːθmass noun autoestima f[ˌself'wɜːθ]N autoestima f* * *['self'wɜːrθ, 'self'wɜːθ]mass noun autoestima f -
33 self-raising
self'reiziŋ((of flour) already containing an ingredient to make cakes etc rise.) con levadura'self'reɪzɪŋadjective (BrE) self-rising* * *['self'reɪzɪŋ]adjective (BrE) self-rising -
34 self-acting
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35 self-criticism
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36 self-educated
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37 self-effacing
tr[selfɪ'feɪsɪŋ]1 modesto,-a, humildeadj.• humilde adj.• modesto, -a adj.[ˌselfɪ'feɪsɪŋ]ADJ modesto, humilde -
38 self-governing
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39 self-improvement
n.• perfeccionamiento de sí mismo s.m.ˌselfɪm'pruːvməntmass noun autosuperación f[ˌselfɪm'pruːvmǝnt]N autosuperación f* * *[ˌselfɪm'pruːvmənt]mass noun autosuperación f -
40 self-restraint
tr[selfrɪ'streɪnt]1 dominio de sí mismo,-a, autocontrol nombre masculinoself-restraint [.sɛlfri'streɪnt] n: autocontrol m, moderación fn.• dominio sobre sí mismo s.m.[ˌselfrɪs'treɪnt]N = self-control
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