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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

ripple effect SUST.

ripple effect: onda f expansiva

this had a ripple effect throughout the country: esto provocó una reacción que se fue extendiendo por todo el país

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. effect [ingl. am. əˈfɛkt, ingl. brit. ɪˈfɛkt] SUST.

1.1. effect (consequence):

effect: efecto m

to have the desired effect: producir el efecto deseado

to take effect: surtir efecto

did the treatment have any effect?: ¿surtió efecto el tratamiento?

she's still feeling the effects of her illness: todavía se resiente de su enfermedad

the effects of the recession: los efectos or las consecuencias de la recesión

it has had a disastrous effect on exports: ha tenido nefastas consecuencias para las exportaciones

the warnings had no effect on him at all: las advertencias no hicieron mella en él

this will have an effect on prices: esto afectará (a) los precios

it had the effect of increasing output: tuvo como resultado un aumento de la producción

to be of little/no effect form.: dar poco/no dar resultado

I spoke to her repeatedly about it but to no useful effect: le hablé repetidas veces del tema pero sin ningún resultado or sin conseguir nada

1.2. effect:

in effect: de hecho

in effect: realmente

1.3. effect (phenomenon):

effect: efecto m

the Doppler effect: el efecto de Doppler

2. effect (impression):

effect: impresión f

the overall effect is one of absolute chaos: la impresión general es de un caos total

she wore red to great effect: causó sensación vestida de rojo

he only did it for effect: lo hizo solo para llamar la atención

3. effect (applicability, operation):

to remain in effect: permanecer vigente or en vigor or en vigencia

to come into effect to take effect: entrar en vigor or en vigencia

with effect from June 15, it will be compulsory: a partir del 15 de junio será obligatorio

I wish to cancel my subscription with immediate effect: quiero cancelar mi suscripción con efecto inmediato

to give effect to sth form.: hacer efectivo algo

to put sth into effect: poner en práctica algo

4. effect (meaning):

a statement was issued to the effect that the talks had broken down form.: se hizo público un comunicado en el que se daba a conocer la ruptura de las negociaciones

he disagreed and wrote me a letter to that effect form.: no estaba de acuerdo y me escribió para manifestármelo

he said it wasn't true, or words to that effect: dijo que no era verdad o algo de ese tenor

5.1. effect <effects, pl >:

special effects CINE, TV: efectos mpl especiales

5.2. effect <effects, pl > (belongings):

effect form.: efectos mpl form.

personal effects: efectos personales

II. effect [ingl. am. əˈfɛkt, ingl. brit. ɪˈfɛkt] V. trans. form.

1. effect reconciliation/cure:

effect: lograr

2. effect plan/escape:

effect: llevar a cabo

3. effect repairs:

effect: efectuar form.

effect: hacer

4. effect payment/withdrawal:

effect: efectuar form.

effect: hacer

I. ripple [ingl. am. ˈrɪpəl, ingl. brit. ˈrɪp(ə)l] SUST.

1. ripple C (on water):

ripple: onda f

the tide had left ripples on the sand: la marea había dejado ondulaciones en la arena

the breeze made ripples in the grass: la brisa mecía la hierba

2. ripple C (of feeling, mood):

ripple: oleada f

a ripple of excitement ran through the crowd: una oleada de entusiasmo recorrió la multitud

3. ripple C (sound):

a ripple of applause: un breve aplauso

a ripple of laughter: una cascada de risas

4. ripple U or C (ice cream):

raspberry/chocolate ripple: helado m de vainilla con vetas de frambuesa/chocolate

II. ripple [ingl. am. ˈrɪpəl, ingl. brit. ˈrɪp(ə)l] V. intr.

1. ripple (move):

ripple water:: rizarse

ripple wheat/grass:: mecerse

ripple muscles:: tensarse

the lake/wheatfield rippled in the breeze: la brisa rizaba or ondulaba la superficie del lago/trigal liter.

2. ripple <rippling, part. pres. > muscles:

ripple: tensado

3. ripple (make sound):

ripple water/waves:: susurrar liter.

ripple water/waves:: murmurar liter.

III. ripple [ingl. am. ˈrɪpəl, ingl. brit. ˈrɪp(ə)l] V. trans.

ripple water: rizar

ripple grass/corn: mecer

ripple muscles: tensar

en el diccionario PONS

I. effect [ɪˈfekt] SUST.

1. effect (consequence):

effect: efecto m

to have an effect on sth: afectar a algo

to have a disastrous effect on [or upon] sth: tener consecuencias nefastas para algo

to have no effect on sb: no hacer ningún efecto a alguien

2. effect (result):

effect: resultado m

to be of little/no effect: dar poco/no dar resultado

to take effect: surtir efecto

to take effect medicine, alcohol: hacer efecto

to the effect that ...: con el propósito de...

to no effect: en vano

3. effect sin pl. DER.:

effect: vigencia f

to come into [or to take] effect: entrar en vigor

to remain/be in effect: permanecer/estar vigente

4. effect (gist):

to the same effect: por el estilo

he disapproved of our idea and wrote to us to that effect: no estaba de acuerdo con nuestra idea y nos escribió para manifestarlo

5. effect (impression):

effect: impresión f

the overall effect: la impresión general

for effect: para llamar la atención

6. effect pl (belongings):

effect: efectos m pl.

personal effects: efectos personales

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

in effect: en efecto

II. effect [ɪˈfekt] V. trans.

effect: realizar

effect payment: efectuar

effect cure: lograr

I. ripple [ˈrɪpl] SUST.

ripple: onda f

ripple of applause: unos cuantos aplausos

raspberry ripple: helado m de vainilla con vetas de frambuesa

II. ripple [ˈrɪpl] V. trans.

ripple: rizar

III. ripple [ˈrɪpl] V. intr.

ripple: rizarse

en el diccionario PONS

I. effect [ɪ·ˈfekt] SUST.

1. effect (consequence):

effect: efecto m

to have an effect on sth: afectar a algo

to have a disastrous effect on [or upon] sth: tener consecuencias nefastas para algo

to have no effect on sb: no hacer ningún efecto a alguien

2. effect (result):

effect: resultado m

to have little/no effect: dar poco/no dar resultado

to take effect: surtir efecto

to take effect medicine, alcohol: hacer efecto

to the effect that...: con el propósito de...

to no effect: en vano

3. effect DER.:

effect: vigencia f

to come into [or to take] effect: entrar en vigor

to remain/be in effect: permanecer/estar vigente

4. effect (gist):

to the same effect: por el estilo

he disapproved of our idea and wrote to us to that effect: no estaba de acuerdo con nuestra idea y nos escribió para manifestarlo

5. effect (impression):

effect: impresión f

the overall effect: la impresión general

for effect: para llamar la atención

6. effect:

effects (belongings): efectos m pl.

personal effects: efectos personales

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

in effect: en efecto

II. effect [ɪ·ˈfekt] V. trans.

effect: realizar

effect payment: efectuar

effect cure: lograr

I. ripple [ˈrɪp·əl] SUST.

ripple: onda f

ripple of applause: unos cuantos aplausos m

II. ripple [ˈrɪp·əl] V. trans.

ripple: rizar

III. ripple [ˈrɪp·əl] V. intr.

ripple: rizarse

Present
I	effect
you	effect
he/she/it	effects
we	effect
you	effect
they	effect

Past
I	effected
you	effected
he/she/it	effected
we	effected
you	effected
they	effected

Present Perfect
I	have	effected
you	have	effected
he/she/it	has	effected
we	have	effected
you	have	effected
they	have	effected

Past Perfect
I	had	effected
you	had	effected
he/she/it	had	effected
we	had	effected
you	had	effected
they	had	effected

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It's got to have some ripple effect.

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The first one to fall might produce a ripple effect that would unravel the government.

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The ripple effect is a term within the field of software metrics used with respect to a complexity measure.

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This has a ripple effect on their culture and people for generations to come.

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This will ultimately cause a ripple effect where users will also be generating ad hoc navigation and information flows.

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