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control
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. control <part. pres. controlling; pret., part. pas. controlled> [ingl. am. kənˈtroʊl, ingl. brit. kənˈtrəʊl] V. trans.
1.1. control (command):
control country/people/industry
control country/people/industry
efercer control sobre
1.2. control (regulate):
control temperature/rate/flow
control temperature/rate/flow
control traffic
control prices/inflation/growth
2.1. control (curb, hold in check):
control person/animal
control disease/fire/vermin
control emotion
control emotion
to control oneself
to control oneself
2.2. control (manage, steer):
control vehicle/boat
control horse
control horse
3. control (check):
control accounts/expenditure
II. control [ingl. am. kənˈtroʊl, ingl. brit. kənˈtrəʊl] SUST.
1.1. control U (command):
control
control m
to be in control
who's in control here?
to gain control of sth
hacerse con el control de algo
to have/lose control of sth
the zone was under Arab control
1.2. control U:
control (ability to control, restrain)
control m
control (authority)
to be beyond sb's control
estar fuera del control de alguien
to be beyond sb's control
escapar al control de alguien
to be out of control
estar fuera de control
to get out of control
the epidemic is under control
he lost control of the horse
he lost control of the horse
he lost control of himself
he lost control of himself
he lost control of himself
he lost control of the car
2. control U or C (regulation, restriction):
control
control m
control(s) on/of sth
control de algo
arms control
control m de armamentos
wage control(s)
price control(s)
control m de precios
3.1. control U (knob, switch):
control
botón m de control
control
control m
the volume/tone control
el botón or control del volumen/tono
3.2. control <controls, pl > (of vehicle):
control
mandos mpl
4.1. control (headquarters):
control sin art.
control m
4.2. control C (checkpoint):
control
control m
5. control C (in experiment):
control
control experiment
experimento m de control
control group
grupo m de control
6. control U (skill, mastery):
control
stock control SUST. U
stock control
control m de existencias
thought control SUST. U
thought control
control m del pensamiento
crowd control SUST. U
crowd control
control m de multitudes
crowd control barrier
control character SUST.
control character
carácter m de control
control column SUST.
control column
control freak SUST. coloq., pey.
control freak
maniático m del control / maniática f del control
control room SUST.
control room MILIT., NÁUT.
control room AUDIO, RADIO, TV
sala f de control
control panel SUST.
1. control panel (for remote control):
control panel
tablero m de control
2. control panel INFORM.:
control panel
panel m de control
control unit SUST.
control unit
unidad f de control
en el diccionario PONS
I. control [kənˈtrəʊl, ingl. am. -ˈtroʊl] -ll- SUST.
1. control:
control
control m
to bring sth under control
to go out of control
to have the control over sb
to lose control over sth
perder el control de algo
to lose control of oneself
perder el control de uno mismo
2. control (leadership):
control
to be in control
to be under the control of sb
3. control AERO.:
control
estación f de control
4. control pl TÉC.:
control
mandos m pl.
II. control [kənˈtrəʊl, ingl. am. -ˈtroʊl] -ll- V. trans.
1. control (have power over):
control
control vehicle
2. control (restrain):
control anger
control temper, urge
3. control (stop):
control epidemic, disease
4. control ECON., FIN.:
control
stock control SUST.
stock control
control m de existencias
self-control SUST. sin pl.
self-control
control panel SUST.
control panel
tablero m de control
control centre SUST.
control centre
centro m de control
control column SUST.
control column
ground control SUST.
ground control
control m de [o desde] tierra
biological control SUST.
biological control
control m biológico
control desk SUST.
control desk
control tower SUST.
control tower
torre f de control
en el diccionario PONS
I. control [kən·ˈtroʊl] SUST.
1. control:
control
control m
to bring sth under control
to go out of control
to have control over sb
to lose control over sth
perder el control de algo
to lose control of oneself
perder el control de uno mismo
2. control (leadership):
control
to be in control
to be under the control of sb
3. control AERO.:
control
estación f de control
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
controls TÉC.
mandos m pl.
II. control <-ll-> [kən·ˈtroʊl] V. trans.
1. control (have power over):
control
control vehicle
2. control (restrain):
control anger
control temper, urge
3. control (stop):
control epidemic, disease
4. control ECON., FIN.:
control
self-control SUST.
self-control
birth control SUST.
birth control
control m de natalidad
biological control SUST.
biological control
control m biológico
damage control SUST. POL.
damage control
cruise control SUST. AUTO.
cruise control
gun control SUST.
gun control
passport control SUST.
passport control
control m de pasaportes
tone control SUST.
tone control
control m de tonalidad
remote control SUST.
remote control
remote control
control m remoto Col.
Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA
control switch
Dahlander control
capacity control
control panel
control voltage
control thermostat
control circuit
armario de control
control cabinet
control pressostat
Present
Icontrol
youcontrol
he/she/itcontrols
wecontrol
youcontrol
theycontrol
Past
Icontrolled
youcontrolled
he/she/itcontrolled
wecontrolled
youcontrolled
theycontrolled
Present Perfect
Ihavecontrolled
youhavecontrolled
he/she/ithascontrolled
wehavecontrolled
youhavecontrolled
theyhavecontrolled
Past Perfect
Ihadcontrolled
youhadcontrolled
he/she/ithadcontrolled
wehadcontrolled
youhadcontrolled
theyhadcontrolled
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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)
to have the control over sb
his dog is out of control
to career out of control car
perder el control
Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
Many shops now use stock control systems.
en.wikipedia.org
Sell-by and display-until dates are for the benefit of the retailer, rather than the customer, and are mainly used for stock control.
www.bbc.co.uk
The system assisted in stock control and general administration. 1989 saw the purchase of the first thermal imaging camera.
en.wikipedia.org
It encompasses biology field trips and searching for insects in the school garden, as well as indoor activities like observing stock control in a local shop, or visiting a museum.
en.wikipedia.org
Supply control is the process by which an item of supply is controlled within the supply system, including requisitioning, receipt, storage, stock control, shipment, disposition, identification, and accounting.
en.wikipedia.org