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41 self-rising flour
tr[selfraɪzɪn'flaʊəSMALLr/SMALL]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL self-raising flour['selfˌraɪzɪŋ'flaʊǝ(r)]N (US) = self-raising flour -
42 self-willed
self'wild(determined to do, or have, what one wants: a self-willed little brat.) voluntarioadj.• obstinado, -a adj.• terco, -a adj.• voluntarioso, -a adj.[ˌself'wɪld]ADJ terco, voluntarioso -
43 self-absorbed
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44 self-analysis
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45 self-assembly
tr[selfə'semblɪ]1 para montar uno,-a mismo,-a[ˌselfǝ'semblɪ]ADJ [furniture etc] automontable -
46 self-assertive
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47 self-aware
[ˌselfǝ'wɛǝ(r)]ADJ•
to be self-aware — conocerse bien -
48 self-cleaning
tr[self'kliːnɪŋ]1 auto-limpiable[ˌself'kliːnɪŋ]ADJ [oven etc] autolimpiable -
49 self-contained
tr[selfkən'teɪnd]1 (flat etc) independiente, con entrada propia2 (person - independent) independiente; (- reserved) reservado,-aself-contained [.sɛlfkən'teɪnd] adj1) independent: independiente2) reserved: reservadoadj.• completo en sí mismo adj.• dueño de sí mismo adj.• independiente adj.• reservado, -a adj.selfkən'teɪnda) < flat> (BrE) con cocina y cuarto de baño propiosb) < person> ( independent) independiente; ( reserved) reservado[ˌselfkǝn'teɪnd]ADJ [flat] con entrada propia, independiente; [person] autónomo, autosuficiente* * *[selfkən'teɪnd]a) < flat> (BrE) con cocina y cuarto de baño propiosb) < person> ( independent) independiente; ( reserved) reservado -
50 self-denial
tr[selfdɪ'naɪəl]1 abnegación nombre femenino, sacrificioself-denial [.sɛlfdɪ'naɪəl] n: abnegación fn.• abnegación s.f.'selfdɪ'naɪəlmass noun abnegación f, sacrificio m[ˌselfdɪ'naɪǝl]N abnegación f* * *['selfdɪ'naɪəl]mass noun abnegación f, sacrificio m -
51 self-determination
tr[selfdɪtɜːmɪ'neɪʃən]1 autodeterminación nombre femeninoself-determination [.sɛlfdɪ.tərmə'neɪʃən] n: autodeterminación fn.• autodeterminación s.f.'selfdɪ'tɜːrmə'neɪʃən, ˌselfdɪˌtɜːmɪ'neɪʃənmass noun autodeterminación f[ˌselfdɪˌtɜːmɪ'neɪʃǝn]N autodeterminación f* * *['selfdɪ'tɜːrmə'neɪʃən, ˌselfdɪˌtɜːmɪ'neɪʃən]mass noun autodeterminación f -
52 self-image
'self'ɪmɪdʒnoun imagen f de sí mismo[ˌself'ɪmɪdʒ]N autoimagen f, imagen f de sí mismo* * *['self'ɪmɪdʒ]noun imagen f de sí mismo -
53 self-locking
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54 self-opinionated
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55 self-pitying
'self'pɪtiɪŋadjective autocompasivo[ˌself'pɪtɪɪŋ]1.ADJ autocompasivo2.N autocompasión f* * *['self'pɪtiɪŋ]adjective autocompasivo -
56 self-raising flour
tr[self'reɪzɪŋflaʊəSMALLr/SMALL]1 harina con levadura['selfˌreɪzɪŋ'flaʊǝ(r)]N (Brit) harina f con levadura or (And, S. Cone) leudante -
57 self-reliance
tr[selfrɪ'laɪəns]1 independencia, autosuficienciaself-reliance [.sɛlfri'laɪənts] n: independencia f, autosuficiencia fn.• confianza en sí mismo s.f.• independencia s.f.[ˌselfrɪ'laɪǝns]N independencia f, autosuficiencia f -
58 self-righteousness
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59 self-rule
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60 self-sacrificing
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