excesses en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de excesses en el diccionario inglés»español

I.excess SUST. [ingl. am. ɪkˈsɛs, ˈɛksɛs, ingl. brit. ɪkˈsɛs, ɛkˈsɛs, ˈɛksɛs]

1.1. excess (immoderate degree):

excess sin pl.

exceso m

an excess of caution/optimism

un exceso de precaución/optimismo

1.2. excess U (immoderation):

excess

exceso m

to eat and drink to excess

comer y beber en exceso

to carry sth to excess

llevar algo a la exageración

1.3. excess <excesses, pl >:

excess

excesos mpl

excess

desafueros mpl

2. excess U (surplus):

excess

excedente m

in excess of

superior a

in excess of

por encima de

a sum in excess of $2, 000

una suma superior a or por encima de los 2.000 dólares

3. excess C (on insurance policy):

excess ingl. brit.

franquicia f

II.excess ADJ. [ingl. am. ɪkˈsɛs, ˈɛksɛs, ingl. brit. ˈɛksɛs]

excess weight

exceso m de peso

trim the excess fat off the meat

quítele el exceso de grasa a la carne

excess supply/demand

exceso de oferta/demanda

excess profits

exceso de beneficios

excess baggage SUST. U

excess baggage

exceso m de equipaje

excess fare SUST. ingl. brit.

excess fare

suplemento m (pagado en el transporte público)

excess postage SUST. U esp ingl. brit.

excess postage

franqueo m suplementario

excess postage

recargo m por franqueo insuficiente

Traducciones de excesses en el diccionario español»inglés

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sobrecarga

excess load

sobrecarga

excess weight

sobrepeso (de equipaje)

excess

sobrepeso (de equipaje)

excess baggage

sobrepeso (de carga)

excess load

sobrepeso (de carga)

excess weight

sobrecapacidad

excess capacity

desmán

excess

los desmanes cometidos durante su reinado

the abuses of power o outrages o excesses committed during his reign

los desbocados excesos de la Revolución Francesa

the unbridled excesses of the French Revolution liter.

desafuero

excess

excesses en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de excesses en el diccionario inglés»español

excess <-es> [ɪkˈses] SUST.

excess

exceso m

to eat to excess

comer en exceso

to carry sth to excess

llevar algo al exceso

in excess of

superior a

excess baggage SUST., excess luggage SUST.

excess baggage

exceso m de equipaje

excess production SUST.

excess production

excedente m de producción

excess supply SUST.

excess supply

exceso m de oferta

excess expenditure SUST.

excess expenditure

gastos m pl. adicionales

excess charge SUST.

excess charge

suplemento m

excess fare SUST.

excess fare

suplemento m

excess amount SUST.

excess amount

cantidad f excedente

Traducciones de excesses en el diccionario español»inglés

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sobrepeso

excess weight

sobrepeso (de equipaje)

excess baggage

inflación

excess

excesses Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to eat to excess

comer en exceso

to carry sth to excess

llevar algo al exceso

in excess of

superior a

excess baggage

exceso m de equipaje

he/she used to drink to excess

solía beber hasta el exceso

in his youth he indulged in a lot of excess

en su juventud cometió muchos excesos

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Others are driven to excesses and civil strife through a surfeit of prosperity; but we behaved soberly in our prosperity.

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The excesses of polytheism were deplored and the idea of monotheism was encouraged.

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I doubt a more succinct depiction of the ridiculous excesses of state-run culture, of its innate falseness, exists.

www.theglobeandmail.com

A 1980s drama about the razzle-dazzle and excesses of superrich families.

www.theglobeandmail.com

When she is not watching, however, they regain their true personalities and are all horrified at the excesses of their harlequinade characters.

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Despite her success, financial excesses borne by her for her husband led to problems with creditors, and she fell out with her husband.

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The styling excesses and technological gimmicks (such as the retractable hardtop and the pushbutton automatic transmission) of the 1950s were de-emphasized.

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It was believed that orchids were the food of the satyrs, and incited them to excesses.

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However, his notorious behavior, his chemical excesses, and his fierce independence all lead to his diminished standing in the art world.

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If my eyes remind stubbornly dry during the emotional excesses of the second hour, it's only because the first segment put me through the wringer.

www.telegraph.co.uk