böser en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de böser en el diccionario inglés»español

-based [beɪst] SUFFIX

1. -based (having its base in):

London-based

con sede en Londres

2. -based (having as basis):

acrylic-based

con base de acrílico

grammar-based teaching methods

métodos mpl de enseñanza basados en la gramática

screen-based [ˈskriːnbeɪst] ADJ.

screen-based

por pantalla

water-based [ˈwɔdərˌbeɪst] ADJ.

1. water-based paint/ink:

water-based

a base de agua

2. water-based sport:

water-based

acuático

water-based

de agua

computer-based [ingl. am. kəmˈpjudərˌbeɪst, ingl. brit. kəmˈpjuːtəˌbeɪst] ADJ.

computer-based investigation/approach/communications:

computer-based

computarizado

computer-based

computerizado

computer-based training

entrenamiento m basado en computadora (or ordenador etc.)

computer-based training

enseñanza f basada en computadora (or ordenador etc.)

computer-based training

EBC m

computer-based training

EBO m Esp.

fact-based [ˈfæktbeɪst] ADJ.

fact-based

basado en hechos reales

chip-based [ingl. am. ˈtʃɪpˌbeɪst, ingl. brit. ˈtʃɪpˌbeɪst] ADJ.

chip-based

con microprocesadores

chip-based technology

tecnología f de microprocesadores

broadly-based [ingl. am. ˌbrɔdliˈbeɪst, ingl. brit. ˌbrɔːdlɪˈbeɪst] ADJ.

the research is broadly-based/is not broadly-based enough

la investigación tiene una base amplia/no tiene una base suficientemente amplia

he enjoys broadly-based support in the party

cuenta con un amplio apoyo dentro del partido

broad-based [ingl. am. ˌbrɔdˈbeɪst, ingl. brit. ˌbrɔːdˈbeɪst] ADJ.

1. broad-based (with a wide base):

broad-based

de base amplia

broad-based

con base amplia

2. broad-based (wide-ranging, diverse):

broad-based approach/policy

de gran alcance

broad-based audience

amplio y diverso

zero-based [ˈziroʊbeɪst] ADJ.

zero-based

con base cero

paper-based [ˈpeɪpəbeɪst] ADJ.

paper-based

en papel

böser en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de böser en el diccionario inglés»español

loser [ˈlu·zər] SUST.

loser

perdedor(a) m (f)

riser [ˈraɪ·zər] SUST.

1. riser (person):

early riser

madrugador(a) m (f)

late riser

dormilón(-ona) m (f)

2. riser (part of step):

riser

contrahuella f

user-friendly ADJ. comput

user-friendly

fácil de utilizar

user interface SUST. comput

user interface

interfaz f de usuario

user SUST.

user

usuario(-a) m (f)

user of gas, electricity

consumidor(a) m (f)

user of computer

usuario(-a) m (f)

drug user

drogadicto(-a) m (f)

laser printer SUST.

laser printer

impresora f láser

laser [ˈleɪ·zər] SUST.

laser

láser m

poser [ˈpoʊ·zər] SUST.

1. poser coloq.:

poser (question)

pregunta f difícil

poser (problem)

dilema m

2. poser → poseur

Véase también: poseur

poseur [ˈpoʊ·zər] SUST. pey. (person)

he's a poseur

se hace el interesante

miser [ˈmaɪ·zər] SUST.

miser

avaro(-a) m (f)

I.serve [sɜrv] SUST. DEP.

serve

saque m

serve

servicio m

II.serve [sɜrv] V. trans.

1. serve (attend):

serve

atender

2. serve (provide):

serve

servir

to serve alcohol

servir bebidas alcohólicas

3. serve (be enough for):

serve

servir para

4. serve (work for):

serve

estar al servicio de

to serve sb's interests

servir a los intereses de alguien

5. serve (complete):

serve sentence, mandate

cumplir

to serve time (for sth) coloq.

cumplir condena (por algo)

6. serve (help achieve):

serve

ser útil a

if my memory serves me right

si la memoria no me falla

7. serve DEP.:

serve

sacar

8. serve (deliver):

serve

entregar

to serve sb with papers

proporcionar papeles a alguien

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

it serves him/her right!

¡se lo merece!

III.serve [sɜrv] V. intr.

1. serve (put food on plates):

serve

servir

2. serve (be useful):

serve

servir

to serve as sth

servir de algo

3. serve (work for):

serve

prestar servicio

to serve in the army

servir en el ejército

4. serve:

serve (be acceptable)

ser aceptable

serve (suffice)

ser suficiente

5. serve DEP.:

serve

sacar