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Análisis de coste-beneficio

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

cost-benefit analysis [ˌkɒstˌbɛnəfɪt əˈnaləsɪs] SUST. U or C

cost-benefit analysis
análisis m de costo-beneficio
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
análisis de costo-beneficio
cost-benefit analysis
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. benefit [ingl. am. ˈbɛnəfɪt, ingl. brit. ˈbɛnɪfɪt] SUST.

1. benefit:

benefit (good)
beneficio m
benefit (good)
bien m
benefit (advantage)
provecho m
benefit (advantage)
ventaja f
she is exploiting the situation for her own benefit
está explotando la situación en beneficio propio or para su provecho
for the benefit of your children
por el bien de tus hijos
the benefits of a good education
las ventajas de una buena educación
I didn't derive much benefit from the course
no saqué mucho (provecho) del curso
benefit to sb/sth the improvements will be of great benefit to the public
las mejoras serán muy beneficiosas para el público or beneficiarán mucho al público
a change will be of benefit to you
un cambio te resultará beneficioso or provechoso
to give sb the benefit of the doubt
darle a alguien el beneficio de la duda

2.1. benefit (payment from state):

benefit
prestación f
they are not entitled to any benefits
no tienen derecho a recibir prestaciones de ningún tipo
he's on unemployment benefits or ingl. brit. benefit
recibe subsidio de desempleo
he's on unemployment benefits or ingl. brit. benefit
recibe subsidio de cesantía Chile
he's on unemployment benefits or ingl. brit. benefit
está cobrando el paro Esp.

2.2. benefit C (perk):

benefit
beneficio m (extrasalarial)
benefit
ventaja f (extrasalarial)

3. benefit:

benefit (concert, performance)
beneficio m
benefit (concert, performance)
función f benéfica
benefit (game)
partido con fines benéficos
benefit atrbv. concert/performance/game
con fines benéficos

II. benefit <benefiting benefited or ingl. am. also benefitting benefitted> [ingl. am. ˈbɛnəfɪt, ingl. brit. ˈbɛnɪfɪt] V. trans.

benefit person/health/mankind:

benefit
beneficiar

III. benefit <benefiting benefited or ingl. am. also benefitting benefitted> [ingl. am. ˈbɛnəfɪt, ingl. brit. ˈbɛnɪfɪt] V. intr.

benefit
beneficiarse
how will we benefit?
¿de qué manera nos vamos a beneficiar?
to benefit from sth he didn't benefit much from the experience
no sacó mucho (provecho) de la experiencia
you will all benefit from the change
todos se van a beneficiar con el cambio

I. cost [ingl. am. kɔst, ingl. brit. kɒst] SUST.

1.1. cost (expense):

cost often pl
costo m esp amer.
cost often pl
coste m Esp.
notional/operating costs
costos probables/de explotación
notional/operating costs
costes probables/de explotación Esp.
transportation/maintenance costs
costos de transporte/mantenimiento
transportation/maintenance costs
costes de transporte/mantenimiento Esp.
at no additional or extra cost
sin cargo adicional
to cover (one's) costs
cubrir los gastos
he has no idea of the cost of running a car
no tiene idea de cuánto cuesta mantener un coche
to cut costs
reducir (los) gastos
to meet the cost(s) of sth
correr con los gastos de algo

1.2. cost <costs, pl > DER.:

cost
costas fpl
to pay costs
pagar las costas
costs were awarded against the plaintiff
las costas se impusieron al demandante
costs were awarded to the plaintiff
las costas se impusieron al demandado

1.3. cost U (price):

cost
costo m
cost
coste m Esp.
at cost COM.
a precio de costo
at cost COM.
a precio de coste Esp.
at cost COM.
al costo amer.

2. cost U (loss, sacrifice):

at the cost of sth
a costa or a expensas de algo
he became president, but at a cost
llegó a ser presidente, pero a qué precio
she helped me out, at great cost to herself
sacrificó mucho al ayudarme
at little cost to yourself, you could help one of these orphans
haciendo un pequeño sacrificio podrías ayudar a uno de estos huérfanos
she devoted herself to the cause without stopping to count the cost
se entregó a la causa sin detenerse a pensar en sí misma
at all costs
a toda costa
at all costs
a cualquier precio
it must be avoided at all costs
hay que evitarlo a toda costa or a cualquier precio or cueste lo que cueste
he's very convincing, as I know to my cost
es muy persuasivo, como sé por experiencia propia

II. cost <pret. & part. pas. cost> [ingl. am. kɔst, ingl. brit. kɒst] V. trans.

1.1. cost article/service:

cost
costar
how much did it cost you?
¿cuánto te costó?
how much does it cost?
¿cuánto cuesta?
how much does it cost?
¿cuánto vale?
it'll cost you! coloq.
¡mira que te va a salir caro!
that costs money
eso cuesta dinero
keeping fit costs both time and effort
mantenerse en forma cuesta tiempo y esfuerzo

1.2. cost (cause to lose):

cost
costar
one slip cost him the title
un error le costó el título
his frankness cost him dear
pagó cara su franqueza

2.1. cost < pret. & part. pas. costed> (calculate cost of):

cost
calcular el costo de
cost
calcular el coste de Esp.
she costed the project
hizo un presupuesto para el proyecto

2.2. cost < pret. & part. pas. costed> (find out price of):

cost
averiguar el precio de
he costed the different types of engines
averiguó los precios de los distintos tipos de motores

analysis <pl analyses [-lɪsiːz]> [ingl. am. əˈnæləsəs, ingl. brit. əˈnalɪsɪs] SUST.

1. analysis C or U:

analysis BIOL., QUÍM.
análisis m
to carry out/perform an analysis (of sth)
llevar a cabo/hacer un análisis (de algo)
analysis of food/samples
análisis de alimentos/muestras

2. analysis C or U (examination):

analysis
análisis m
literary analysis
análisis literario
syntactic/sentence analysis
análisis sintáctico/de la oración
on closer analysis, I think we should …
tras haberlo analizado más detenidamente, creo que deberíamos …
in the final or last analysis
bien considerado
in the final or last analysis
a fin de cuentas

3. analysis U PSICO.:

analysis
psicoanálisis m
analysis
análisis m
they've both been in analysis for more than a year
hace más de un año que se están psicoanalizando or analizando

en el diccionario PONS

I. benefit [ˈbenɪfɪt] -t- -t- SUST.

1. benefit (profit):

benefit
beneficio m
to derive (much) benefit from sth
sacar (mucho) provecho a algo
I didn't derive much benefit from school
no aprendí gran cosa en la escuela
for the benefit of sb
a beneficio de alguien
to the benefit of sth/sb
para beneficio de algo/alguien

2. benefit (welfare payment):

benefit
subsidio m

II. benefit <[or -tt-]> [ˈbenɪfɪt] -t- -t- V. intr.

to benefit from sth
beneficiarse de algo

III. benefit <[or -tt-]> [ˈbenɪfɪt] -t- -t- V. trans.

benefit
beneficiar

I. cost [kɒst, ingl. am. kɑ:st] cost, cost cost, cost costed, costed V. trans.

1. cost (amount to):

cost
valer
to cost a packet coloq.
costar un ojo de la cara

2. cost (cause the loss of):

cost
costar
to cost sb dear
salir caro a alguien

3. cost (calculate price):

cost
calcular el precio de

II. cost [kɒst, ingl. am. kɑ:st] cost, cost cost, cost costed, costed SUST.

1. cost (price):

cost
coste m
at no extra cost
sin costes adicionales
to cut the cost
recortar costes
to defray the cost of sth form.
costear algo

2. cost pl (expense):

cost
costes m pl.
cost DER.
costas f pl.
to cut costs
recortar costes

3. cost fig. (sacrifice):

to count the cost(s) (of sth) (consider effects)
valorar el riesgo (de algo)
to count the cost(s) (of sth) (suffer)
padecer las consecuencias (de algo)
(only) at the cost of doing sth
(solo) a costa de hacer algo
to one's cost
a expensas de uno
at all cost(s)
a toda costa

analysis <-ses> [əˈnæləsɪs] SUST.

1. analysis (examination):

analysis
análisis m inv.

2. analysis (psychoanalysis):

analysis
psicoanálisis m inv.
to be in analysis ingl. am.
seguir un tratamiento de psicoanálisis

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

in the final [or last] analysis
a fin de cuentas
en el diccionario PONS

I. benefit [ˈben·ɪ·fɪt] SUST.

1. benefit (profit):

benefit
beneficio m
to derive (much) benefit from sth
sacar (mucho) provecho a algo
to be of benefit to sb
ser de utilidad a alguien
for the benefit of sb
a beneficio de alguien
to the benefit of sth/sb
para beneficio de algo/alguien
to give sb the benefit of the doubt
darle a alguien el beneficio de la duda

2. benefit (welfare payment):

benefit
subsidio m

II. benefit <-t- [or -tt-]> [ˈben·ɪ·fɪt] V. intr.

to benefit from sth
beneficiarse de algo

III. benefit <-t- [or -tt-]> [ˈben·ɪ·fɪt] V. trans.

benefit
beneficiar

I. cost [kɔst] V. trans.

1. cost <cost, cost> (amount to):

cost
valer
to cost a fortune coloq.
costar un ojo de la cara [o un riñón]

2. cost <cost, cost> (cause the loss of):

cost
costar
to cost sb dearly
salir caro a alguien

3. cost <costed, costed> (calculate price):

cost
calcular el precio de

II. cost [kɔst] SUST.

1. cost (price):

cost
coste m
at cost
a precio de coste
at no extra cost
sin costes adicionales
to cut the cost
recortar costes
to defray the cost of sth form.
costear algo

2. cost:

costs (expense)
costes m pl.
costs DER.
costas f pl.
to cut costs
recortar costes

3. cost (cost price):

to purchase sth at cost
comprar a precio de coste

4. cost fig. (sacrifice):

(only) at the cost of doing sth
(sólo) a costa de hacer algo
at all cost(s)
a toda costa

analysis <-ses> [ə·ˈnæl·ə·sɪs] SUST.

1. analysis (examination):

analysis
análisis m inv.

2. analysis (psychoanalysis):

analysis
psicoanálisis m inv.
to be in analysis
seguir un tratamiento de psicoanálisis

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

in the final [or last] analysis
a fin de cuentas
Present
Ibenefit
youbenefit
he/she/itbenefits
webenefit
youbenefit
theybenefit
Past
Ibenefited / benefitted
youbenefited / benefitted
he/she/itbenefited / benefitted
webenefited / benefitted
youbenefited / benefitted
theybenefited / benefitted
Present Perfect
Ihavebenefited / benefitted
youhavebenefited / benefitted
he/she/ithasbenefited / benefitted
wehavebenefited / benefitted
youhavebenefited / benefitted
theyhavebenefited / benefitted
Past Perfect
Ihadbenefited / benefitted
youhadbenefited / benefitted
he/she/ithadbenefited / benefitted
wehadbenefited / benefitted
youhadbenefited / benefitted
theyhadbenefited / benefitted
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Each item must cost $15 or more, and the total layaway purchase must be $50 or more.
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This takes account of the effect of lower incomes, reduced productivity, poorer health and the cost of benefits and welfare services.
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Suppliers take a different approach to the optimum cost price.
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Very small regions will shrink away due to the energy cost in maintaining an interface between two dissimilar component materials.
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Upgrading the 130-year-old building would cost a six-figure sum, including earthquake-strengthening, a refurbishment and fit-out for commercial tenants, he said.
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