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1) (only just; not quite: Speak louder please - I can scarcely hear you; scarcely enough money to live on.) apenas2) (used to suggest that something is unreasonable: You can scarcely expect me to work when I'm ill.) ¡no esperarás/esperará...!scarcely adv apenastr['skeəslɪ]1 (hardly) apenas2 (surely not) ni mucho menos■ you can scarcely expect me to believe that! ¡no esperarás que crea eso ni mucho menos!scarcely ['skɛrsli] adv1) barely: apenas2) : ni mucho menos, ni nada que se le parezcahe's scarcely an expert: ciertamente no es expertoadv.• apenas adv.• con dificultad adv.• escasamente adv.• probablemente no adv.• siquiera adv.• tasadamente adv.'skersli, 'skeəsliadverb apenas['skɛǝslɪ]ADV (=barely) apenas•
I can scarcely believe it — apenas puedo creerlo, casi no puedo creerlo•
I scarcely know what to say — no sé qué puedo decir•
he was scarcely more than a boy — era apenas un niño•
we could scarcely refuse — ¿cómo podíamos negarnos?, difícilmente podíamos negarnos•
it is scarcely surprising that... — no es ni mucho menos sorprendente que...•
he's scarcely what you'd call a cordon bleu chef — iro no es precisamente un maestro de la cocina•
the car had scarcely drawn to a halt when... — apenas se había parado el coche cuando...* * *['skersli, 'skeəsli]adverb apenas -
22 técnico
técnico
◊ -ca adjetivotechnical ■ sustantivo masculino, femenino
técnico,-a
I adjetivo technical
un problema técnico, a technical hitch
II sustantivo masculino y femenino technician, technical expert ' técnico' also found in these entries: Spanish: ATS - diccionario - error - fallo - ingeniera - ingeniero - refrigeración - técnica - tecnicismo - término - taller - vulgar English: advice - electrical engineer - repairman - technical - technical drawing - technical hitch - technicality - technician - work-to-rule - coach - engineer - hitch - manager - professional - quantity - repairer - repair - technically
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