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- give
- I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo III. sustantivo
- give away
- verbo transitivo
- give back
- verbo transitivo
- give in
- I. verbo intransitivo II. verbo transitivo
- give off
- verbo transitivo
- give on to
- verbo intransitivo
- give out
- I. verbo intransitivo II. verbo transitivo
- give over
- I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo
- give up
- I. verbo intransitivo II. verbo transitivo
- give-and-ˈtake
- sustantivo
- obligation to give information
- sustantivo
- obligation to give testimony
- sustantivo
- give rise to an accident
- give
- verbo
- give
- verbo
- give
- verbo
- give up on
- verbo
I . give <gave, given> [gɪv] V. trans.
1. give (in collocations) → birth , → blood , → call , → chase , → evidence , → kiss , → look , → smile
2. give (hand over):
3. give (administer):
4. give (as present):
5. give (offer):
6. give (entrust):
7. give (sacrifice):
8. give (sell, pay):
9. give (cause):
10. give (grant):
11. give (impart):
12. give (assign):
13. give usu imper. (connect with):
14. give (allow):
15. give (predict):
16. give (present):
18. give (utter, emit):
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aufschreien/-stöhnen
22. give coloq. (punish):
23. give (produce):
24. give (do):
25. give (admit/grant):
27. give (toast):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II . give <gave, -n> [gɪv] V. intr.
1. give (donate):
2. give (bend, yield):
3. give (collapse):
4. give (be at an end):
5. give coloq. (what's happening):
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what gives?
Véase también: support , warning , support , support , support , call , notice , evidence , warning , trouble , support , strength , smile , sigh , pleasure , pain , notice , look , laugh , kiss , kiss , joy , information , example , evidence , chase , call , blood , birth , advice
support SUST. RR. HH.
Terminología especializadasupport SUST. MKTG.
Terminología especializadasupport SUST. INV. FIN.
Terminología especializadacall SUST. MERC. FIN.
Terminología especializada-
Call m
warn·ing [ˈwɔ:nɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈwɔ:r-] SUST.
1. warning no pl (notice):
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Warnung f
4. warning no pl (advice):
5. warning (of dangers, risks):
I . trou·ble [ˈtrʌbl̩] SUST.
1. trouble no pl:
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Ärger m
3. trouble no pl (inconvenience):
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Mühe f
4. trouble no pl (physical ailment):
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Leiden nt
6. trouble (strife):
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Unruhe f
II . trou·ble [ˈtrʌbl̩] V. trans.
1. trouble form. (cause inconvenience):
3. trouble (cause worry):
4. trouble usu passive (cause problems):
I . sup·port [səˈpɔ:t, ingl. am. -ˈpɔ:rt] V. trans.
1. support (hold up):
4. support usu negat. form. (tolerate):
5. support (provide with money):
6. support (provide with necessities):
7. support (comfort):
8. support (encourage):
11. support COM.:
strength [streŋ(k)θ] SUST.
2. strength no pl (health and vitality):
3. strength no pl (effectiveness, influence):
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Stärke f
4. strength no pl (mental firmness):
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Stärke f
5. strength:
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strength MILIT.
6. strength (potency):
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Stärke f
7. strength (attribute):
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Stärke f
10. strength (cogency):
11. strength ECON.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
I . smile [smaɪl] SUST.
II . smile [smaɪl] V. intr.
1. smile (produce a smile):
III . smile [smaɪl] V. trans.
1. smile (express with a smile):
I . sigh [saɪ] SUST.
I . pain [peɪn] SUST.
1. pain (feeling):
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Schmerz m
2. pain no pl (physical suffering):
4. pain (great care):
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Mühe f
5. pain coloq. (nuisance):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
I . no·tice [ˈnəʊtɪs, ingl. am. ˈnoʊt̬-] V. trans.
1. notice (see):
2. notice (pay attention to):
4. notice (inform):
II . no·tice [ˈnəʊtɪs, ingl. am. ˈnoʊt̬-] SUST.
1. notice no pl (attention):
3. notice (in a newspaper):
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Anzeige f
4. notice no pl:
5. notice (written notification):
7. notice no pl (to end an arrangement):
8. notice no pl (period):
I . look [lʊk] SUST.
1. look usu sing. (glance):
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Blick m
2. look (facial expression):
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Miene f
3. look no pl (examination):
4. look no pl (search):
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nachschauen austr., suizo a.
5. look no pl (appearance):
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Aussehen nt
6. look (person's appearance):
II . look [lʊk] INTERJ.
III . look [lʊk] V. intr.
1. look (glance):
3. look (appear):
4. look (pay attention):
5. look (face):
I . laugh [lɑ:f, ingl. am. læf] SUST.
1. laugh (sound):
II . laugh [lɑ:f, ingl. am. læf] V. intr.
1. laugh (express amusement):
2. laugh fig. coloq. (scorn):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II . kiss2 [kɪs] V. intr.
III . kiss2 [kɪs] V. trans.
1. kiss (with lips):
I . in·for·ma·tion [ˌɪnfəˈmeɪʃən, ingl. am. -fɚˈ-] SUST.
1. information no pl:
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Auskunft f
2. information coloq. (enquiry desk):
3. information ingl. am. (telephone operator):
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Auskunft f
4. information DER. form. (official charge):
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Anklage f
II . in·for·ma·tion [ˌɪnfəˈmeɪʃən, ingl. am. -fɚˈ-] SUST. modifier
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information INFORM.
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Daten-
ex·am·ple [ɪgˈzɑ:mpl̩, ingl. am. -ˈzæm-] SUST.
1. example (illustration):
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Beispiel nt
I . chase [tʃeɪs] SUST.
1. chase (pursuit):
II . chase [tʃeɪs] V. intr.
III . chase [tʃeɪs] V. trans.
1. chase (pursue):
2. chase (scare away):
3. chase ingl. brit. coloq. (put under pressure):
I . call [kɔ:l, ingl. am. esp kɑ:l] SUST.
2. call (visit):
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Besuch m
3. call (request to come):
5. call no pl (appeal):
6. call no pl (vocation):
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Berufung f
9. call no pl ECON. (demand):
10. call no pl form. also hum. (need):
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Grund m
11. call (summoning) also COM., ECON., TEAT.:
14. call BOLSA:
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Aufruf m
15. call (judgement, decision):
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call DEP.
16. call DER. (admission of barrister):
II . call [kɔ:l, ingl. am. esp kɑ:l] V. trans.
1. call:
2. call (name):
3. call (regard, describe as):
4. call (shout):
5. call (read aloud):
6. call (summon):
7. call (bring):
8. call (summon to office):
10. call (give orders for):
11. call (predict result/outcome):
12. call ingl. am. coloq. (challenge):
13. call DEP.:
14. call FIN. (demand payment):
15. call DER.:
III . call [kɔ:l, ingl. am. esp kɑ:l] V. intr.
1. call (telephone):
2. call (drop by):
I . blood [blʌd] SUST. no pl
1. blood ANAT.:
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Blut nt
2. blood fig. (violence):
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Blut nt
3. blood fig.:
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Blut nt
II . blood [blʌd] V. trans.
1. blood CAZA:
birth [bɜ:θ, ingl. am. bɜ:rθ] SUST.
2. birth no pl (family):
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Herkunft f
ad·vice [ədˈvaɪs] SUST.
I . give in V. intr.
1. give in (cave to pressure):
I . give out V. intr.
1. give out (run out):
II . give out V. trans.
1. give out (distribute):
I . give over V. trans.
1. give over (set aside):
II . give up V. trans.
1. give up (quit):
2. give up (surrender):
3. give up (devote):
give-and-ˈtake SUST. no pl
1. give-and-take (compromise):
2. give-and-take ingl. am. (debate):
obligation to give information SUST. DER. ECON.
Terminología especializadaobligation to give testimony SUST. DER. ECON.
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