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1 working section
nPHYS sección eficaz f -
2 working
1 nMATH operación fMECH ENG funcionamiento m, movimiento m, operación fPROD of furnace marcha f2 -
3 working class
(the section of society who work with their hands, doing manual labour.) proletariadoworking class n clase obreraclase nombre femenino obrera, clase nombre femenino trabajadoranoun (sometimes pl)the working class class(es) — la clase obrera or trabajadora
* * *noun (sometimes pl)the working class class(es) — la clase obrera or trabajadora
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4 población
población sustantivo femenino 1 ( habitantes) population; (Zool) population, colony;◊ población activa/pasiva working/non-working population2 ( ciudad) town, city; ( aldea) town, village;◊ población callampa (Chi) shantytown3 ( acción) settlement
población sustantivo femenino
1 (habitantes) population
población activa, working population
2 (ciudad) town (pueblo) village ' población' also found in these entries: Spanish: conmocionar - densidad - desierta - desierto - diecinueveava - diecinueveavo - EPA - flotante - fortificación - machetazo - predisponer - reflejar - refrendar - saquear - total - vecina - vecino - villa - amotinar - aniquilar - atemorizar - censo - concientizar - doblar - empobrecer - enriquecer - estragos - evacuar - infantil - isleño - localidad - mitad - movilizar - totalidad - urbano English: aerial - civilian - comprise - cross-section - densely - density - Hispanic - popular - population - poverty - town - vital statistics - working - community - deep - over - populace - public - shantytown - work -
5 passage
'pæsi‹1) (a long narrow way through, eg a corridor through a building: There was a dark passage leading down to the river between tall buildings.) pasillo, pasadizo2) (a part of a piece of writing or music: That is my favourite passage from the Bible.) pasaje; episodio3) ((usually of time) the act of passing: the passage of time.) paso4) (a journey by boat: He paid for his passage by working as a steward.) viaje, travesíapassage n1. pasillo / pasadizo2. trozo / pasajetr['pæsɪʤ]2 (in building - corridor) pasillo3 (way, movement - gen) paso; (of vehicle) tránsito, paso4 (of time) paso, transcurso6 (writing, music) pasaje nombre masculino7 (of law, bill, etc) aprobación nombre femenino8 SMALLANATOMY/SMALL conducto\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto grant somebody a safe passage darle a alguien un salvoconductoback passage SMALLANATOMY/SMALL rectopassage ['pæsɪʤ] n1) passing: paso mthe passage of time: el paso del tiempo2) passageway: pasillo m (dentro de un edificio), pasaje m (entre edificios)3) voyage: travesía f (por el mar), viaje mto grant safe passage: dar un salvoconducto4) section: pasaje m (en música o literatura)n.• camino s.m.• galería s.f.• pasada s.f.• pasadizo s.m.• pasaje s.m.• pasillo s.m.• paso s.m.• tramo s.m.• transcurso s.m.• trozo s.m.• trámite s.m.• tránsito s.m.• vía s.f.'pæsɪdʒ1) cb) ( corridor) (esp BrE) pasillo m, corredor msecret passage — pasadizo m secreto
c) ( Anat) conducto m2) ua) ( right to pass) (frml) derecho m de tránsito; ( movement) paso mb) ( transition) paso mc) ( lapse)the passage of time — el paso or el transcurso del tiempo
4) c ( extract) pasaje m, trozo m['pæsɪdʒ]1. N1) (=corridor) pasillo m ; (between buildings, underground) pasaje m ; (=alley) callejón m•
a house full of secret passages — una casa llena de pasadizos secretos2) (Anat) conducto mback•
nasal passages — conductos nasales3) (=voyage) travesía f, viaje m ; (=fare) pasaje m•
to work one's passage — trabajar a bordo a cambio del pasaje4) (=access, way through) paso mhis bodyguards forced a passage through the crowds — sus guardaespaldas se abrieron camino or paso entre la muchedumbre
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their win has given them an easy passage to the final — han llegado fácilmente a la final tras esta victoria5) (=progress) paso mthe opposition was giving the bill a rough passage through Parliament — la oposición estaba obstruyendo la aprobación del proyecto de ley en el Parlamento
bird 2.•
with the passage of time — con el (paso del) tiempo6) (=transition) paso m•
one's passage into womanhood/manhood — el paso de uno a la edad adultarite 2.•
to ease their passage from a socialist to a market economy — para facilitar la transición or el paso de una economía socialista a una de mercado7) (=section) [of book, music] pasaje m2.CPDpassage money † N — pasaje m
* * *['pæsɪdʒ]1) cb) ( corridor) (esp BrE) pasillo m, corredor msecret passage — pasadizo m secreto
c) ( Anat) conducto m2) ua) ( right to pass) (frml) derecho m de tránsito; ( movement) paso mb) ( transition) paso mc) ( lapse)the passage of time — el paso or el transcurso del tiempo
4) c ( extract) pasaje m, trozo m -
6 supplement
1.
noun(an addition made to supply something lacking, or to correct errors etc: A supplement to the dictionary is to be published next year.) suplemento
2. -ment verb(to make, or be, an addition to: He does an evening job to supplement his wages.) complementarsupplement n suplemento1 (charge) suplemento■ a £5.00 supplement un suplemento de £5.002 (dietary) complemento3 SMALLLITERATURE/SMALL suplemento1 complementarsupplement ['sʌplə.mɛnt] vt: complementar, completarsupplement ['sʌpləmənt] n1) : complemento mdietary supplement: complemento alimenticio2) : suplemento m (de un libro o periódico)n.• apéndice (al contrato) s.m.n.• anejo s.m.• suplemento s.m.v.• complementar v.• suplir v.
I 'sʌpləmənt, 'sʌplɪmənt1) (addition to diet, income) complemento m2)a) ( additional part - at end of book) apéndice m; (- published separately) suplemento mb) ( section of newspaper - separate) suplemento m; (- inserted) separata f
II 'sʌpləment, 'sʌplɪmenttransitive verb \<\<diet/income\>\> complementar; \<\<report\>\> completar1.['sʌplɪmǝnt]N (gen) suplemento m2.[sʌplɪ'ment]VT complementar* * *
I ['sʌpləmənt, 'sʌplɪmənt]1) (addition to diet, income) complemento m2)a) ( additional part - at end of book) apéndice m; (- published separately) suplemento mb) ( section of newspaper - separate) suplemento m; (- inserted) separata f
II ['sʌpləment, 'sʌplɪment]transitive verb \<\<diet/income\>\> complementar; \<\<report\>\> completar -
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