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en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS
I. par·ty [ˈpɑ:ti, ingl. am. ˈpɑ:rt̬i] SUST.
1. party (celebration):
Party f <-, -s>
Feier f <-, -n>
to have [or give][or throw] a party
2. party + sing./pl v. POL.:
Partei f <-, -en>
3. party + sing./pl v. (group):
4. party (person involved):
Partei f <-, -en>
to be [a] party to a crime DER.
5. party coloq. (person):
Person f <-, -en>
II. par·ty [ˈpɑ:ti, ingl. am. ˈpɑ:rt̬i] SUST. modifier
1. party (of a party):
2. party POL.:
Parteispende f <-, -n>
Kandidat(in) m (f) einer Partei <-en, -en>
III. par·ty <-ie-> [ˈpɑ:ti, ingl. am. ˈpɑ:rt̬i] V. intr. coloq.
I. third [θɜ:d, ingl. am. θɜ:rd] ADJ. inv.
1. third (in sequence):
Ringfinger m <-s, ->
third form ingl. brit.
third form ingl. brit.
third grade ingl. am.
third grade ingl. am.
2. third (in a race):
3. third MAT.:
Kubikzahl f <-, -en>
Kubikwurzel f <-, -n>
II. third [θɜ:d, ingl. am. θɜ:rd] SUST.
1. third (order):
2. third (date):
the third spoken
the 3rd written
der 3.
3. third (in titles):
George III written
4. third (fraction):
Drittel nt <-s, ->
5. third (gear position):
6. third (in ballet):
7. third (in baseball):
8. third MÚS.:
Terz f <-, -en>
9. third ingl. brit. UNIV. (class of degree):
I. eighth [eɪtθ] ADJ. inv.
1. eighth (in sequence):
eighth grade ingl. am.
eighth grade ingl. am.
2. eighth (in a race):
II. eighth [eɪtθ] SUST. no pl
1. eighth (order):
als Achter an der Reihe [o. coloq. dran] sein
2. eighth (date):
the eighth spoken
the 8th written
der 8.
3. eighth (in titles):
Henry VIII written
4. eighth (fraction):
Achtel nt <-s, ->
III. eighth [eɪtθ] ADV. inv.
bene·fi·ciary [ˌbenɪˈfɪʃəri, ingl. am. also -ˈfɪʃiəri] SUST. DER.
Nutznießer(in) m (f) <-s, ->
Berechtigte(r) f(m) <-n, -n; -n, -n>
I. con·tract1 [ˈkɒntrækt, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] SUST.
1. contract (agreement):
Vertrag m <-(e)s, -trä·ge>
Kontrakt m <-(e)s, -e> espec.
Arbeitsvertrag m <-(e)s, -träge>
Dienstleistungsvertrag m <-(e)s, -träge>
Werkvertrag m <-(e)s, -träge>
Zeitvertrag m <-(e)s, -träge>
den Vertrag [für etw acus.] bekommen
2. contract argot (agreement to kill sb):
Auftrag m <-(e)s, -trä·ge>
II. con·tract1 [ˈkɒntrækt, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] V. intr.
to contract into sth ingl. brit.
to contract with sb [for sth]
III. con·tract1 [ˈkɒntrækt, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] V. trans.
to contract sb to do sth
I. con·tract2 [kənˈtrækt] V. intr.
1. contract (shrink):
contract pupils
2. contract (tense):
contract muscle
sich acus. zusammenziehen espec.
contract muscle
3. contract LING.:
II. con·tract2 [kənˈtrækt] V. trans.
1. contract (tense) muscles, metal:
2. contract LING.:
3. contract (catch):
Entrada de OpenDict
third SUST.
Entrada de OpenDict
beneficiary SUST.
Diccionario especializado de banca, finanzas y seguros PONS
third-party beneficiary contract SUST. DER. ECON.
Diccionario especializado de banca, finanzas y seguros PONS
Diccionario especializado de banca, finanzas y seguros PONS
beneficiary SUST. SEGUROS
contract SUST. DER. ECON.
contract V. intr. CONTR.
contract V. trans. DER. ECON.
contract SUST. MERC. FIN.
Glosario especializado de geografía Klett
contract V.
Diccionario técnico PONS de términos viales y transportes
contract (for work and material)
Present
Iparty
youparty
he/she/itparties
weparty
youparty
theyparty
Past
Ipartied
youpartied
he/she/itpartied
wepartied
youpartied
theypartied
Present Perfect
Ihavepartied
youhavepartied
he/she/ithaspartied
wehavepartied
youhavepartied
theyhavepartied
Past Perfect
Ihadpartied
youhadpartied
he/she/ithadpartied
wehadpartied
youhadpartied
theyhadpartied
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The construction of the houses is the sole responsibility of the beneficiary and engagement of contractors is strictly prohibited.
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A beneficiary may sue under these circumstances only when the trustee refuses or neglects to bring suit.
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Also, such provisions do not protect cash or other property once it has been transferred from the trust to the beneficiary.
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He contends that the beneficiary principle has been misunderstood.
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It enabled retrieval of a beneficiary's health record at the point of care.
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