power politics en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de power politics en el diccionario inglés»español

power politics SUST. U

power politics

política f de poder

Traducciones de power politics en el diccionario inglés»español

politics [ingl. am. ˈpɑləˌtɪks, ingl. brit. ˈpɒlɪtɪks] SUST.

1. politics + sing. v. (science, activity):

politics

política f

to go into or enter politics

dedicarse a la política

to go into or enter politics

meterse en política coloq.

a career in politics

una carrera política

to talk politics

hablar de política

2.1. politics + pl v. (political relations):

politics

política f

national/international politics

política nacional/internacional

I don't want to get involved in office politics

yo no quiero meterme en intrigas de oficina

I don't want to get involved in office politics

yo no quiero meterme en trapicheos de oficina coloq.

the politics of medicine

la medicina en el contexto político

2.2. politics + pl v. (political views):

politics

ideas fpl políticas

I don't know what her politics are

no sé qué ideas políticas tiene

I.power [ingl. am. ˈpaʊ(ə)r, ingl. brit. ˈpaʊə] SUST.

1.1. power U:

power (control, influence)

poder m

power (of country)

poderío m

power (of country)

poder m

the power of the church

el poder de la iglesia

sea power made us great

el dominio del mar or nuestro poderío marítimo nos hizo grandes

real power lies with the military

en realidad son los militares los que detentan el poder

you are in my power

estás or te tengo en mi poder

power to the people

poder para el pueblo

people power

poder popular

power over sb/sth

poder sobre alguien/algo

power over sb/sth atrbv. center

de poder

1.2. power U (over country, nation):

power

poder m

to be in power

estar en or ocupar el poder

balance of power

equilibrio m de fuerzas

to seize power

tomar el poder

to seize power

hacerse con el poder

to come to power

llegar or subir al poder

1.3. power U or C (official authority):

power

poder m

power to + infin

poder para  +  infin

they have no power to intervene

no tienen poder para intervenir

special powers

poderes extraordinarios

power of veto

derecho m de veto

to exceed one's powers

excederse en sus (or mis etc.) poderes or atribuciones

they were given full powers to …

les dieron plenos poderes para …

it's beyond his powers

no es de su competencia

2.1. power C (nation):

power

potencia f

a major industrial/naval power

una potencia industrial/naval de primer orden

a foreign power

una potencia extranjera

2.2. power C (person, group):

he's a power to be reckoned with

es una fuerza con la que hay que contar

the power behind the throne

el poder en la sombra

the power behind the throne

la eminencia gris

the powers that be

los que mandan

the powers that be

los que detentan el poder

the powers of darkness

las fuerzas del mal

3.1. power U (physical strength, force):

power

fuerza f

more power to your elbow coloq.

¡bien hecho!

3.2. power U:

power (of wind, sun)

potencia f

power (of wind, sun)

fuerza f

power (of drug, chemical)

potencia f

power (of engine, loudspeaker, transmitter, telescope)

potencia f

we have doubled our processing power

hemos duplicado nuestra capacidad de procesamiento

3.3. power U:

power (of tradition, love)

poder m

power (of tradition, love)

fuerza f

power (of argument)

fuerza f

power (of argument)

lo poderoso

power (of argument)

lo convincente

4.1. power U (ability, capacity):

I did everything in my power

hice todo lo que estaba en mi(s) mano(s)

I did everything in my power

hice todo lo que me era posible

it doesn't lie within my power

no está en mi(s) mano(s)

that's beyond my power

eso está fuera de mis posibilidades

she has the power to see into the future

es capaz de predecir el futuro

4.2. power (specific faculty) often pl:

he lost the power of sight/hearing/speech

perdió la vista/el oído/el habla

power(s) of concentration

capacidad f de concentración

power(s) of concentration

poder m de concentración

her power(s) of persuasion

su(s) poder(es) de persuasión

test your mental powers

pon a prueba tu inteligencia or tus facultades mentales

her creative/imaginative power(s)

su capacidad creativa/imaginativa

he was at the height of his power(s)

estaba en su mejor momento or en la plenitud de sus facultades

5.1. power U:

power MEC., FÍS.

potencia f

power (particular source of energy)

energía f

the engine lacks power

al motor le falta potencia

nuclear/wave/solar power

energía nuclear/mareomotriz/solar

atrbv. power brakes

servofrenos mpl

power saw

motosierra f

power saw (electrical)

sierra f eléctrica

5.2. power U (electricity):

power

electricidad f

to turn the power on/off

conectar/cortar la electricidad

power grid esp ingl. brit.

red f eléctrica

power workers ingl. brit.

trabajadores mpl del sector eléctrico

6. power U MAT.:

power

potencia f

10 to the power of 4/of 3

10 (elevado) a la cuarta potencia/al cubo

7. power (a lot) coloq.:

to do sb a power of good

hacerle a alguien mucho bien

your visit's done him a power of good

tu visita le ha hecho mucho bien

II.power [ingl. am. ˈpaʊ(ə)r, ingl. brit. ˈpaʊə] V. trans.

the plane is powered by four engines

el avión tiene cuatro motores

the plane is powered by four engines

el avión está propulsado por cuatro motores

it's powered by electricity

funciona con electricidad

it's powered by electricity

es eléctrico

steam-powered

a or de vapor

nuclear-powered submarine

submarino m nuclear

III.power [ingl. am. ˈpaʊ(ə)r, ingl. brit. ˈpaʊə] V. intr.

power (move rapidly) coloq. + adv. compl.:

we were powering along the highway

íbamos disparados por la carretera coloq.

power politics en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de power politics en el diccionario inglés»español

power politics SUST. + sing. v.

power politics

política f de fuerza

Traducciones de power politics en el diccionario inglés»español

politics SUST.

1. politics + pl v. (activities of government):

politics

política f

to go into politics

dedicarse a la política

to talk politics

hablar de política

2. politics ingl. brit. + sing. v. (political science):

politics

ciencias f pl. políticas

I.power [ˈpaʊəʳ, ingl. am. ˈpaʊɚ] SUST.

1. power sin pl. (ability to control):

power

poder m

2. power (country, organization, person):

power

potencia f

3. power (right):

power

derecho m

4. power sin pl. (ability):

power

capacidad f

5. power sin pl. (strength):

power

fuerza f

6. power sin pl. (electricity):

power

electricidad f

to cut off the power

cortar la corriente

7. power sin pl. (energy):

power

energía f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

more power to your elbow!

¡que tengas suerte!

to do sb a power of good

hacer bien a alguien

the power behind the throne

el poder en la sombra

the powers that be

las autoridades

II.power [ˈpaʊəʳ, ingl. am. ˈpaʊɚ] V. intr.

to power along the track

ir disparado por el camino

III.power [ˈpaʊəʳ, ingl. am. ˈpaʊɚ] V. trans.

power

impulsar

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

His historiography offers penetratingoften pessimisticinsights into the psychology of power politics, blending straightforward descriptions of events, moral lessons, and tightly focused dramatic accounts.

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Marketplace democracies thus share common foreign policy interests in the supremacyand predictabilityof international law over brute power politics, and equal and open global trade over closed trade and imperial preferences.

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The book introduces the concept of political realism, presenting a realist view of power politics.

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Some have seen civil resistance as offering, potentially, a complete alternative to power politics.

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Finally, wars of national liberation are often embedded in a larger context of great power politics and are often proxy wars.

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He was popular with his students, with whom he discussed his novel religious ideas while illuminating contemporary labor struggles and power politics.

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Such courts became known for intrigue and power politics; some also gained prominence as centres and collective patrons of art and culture.

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He chalks this up to power politics in the region at the time.

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Self-help and power politics are institutions, not essential features, of anarchy.

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However, this marriage alliance was cut short by the interests of power politics.

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