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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. course [ingl. am. kɔrs, ingl. brit. kɔːs] SUST.

1.1. course:

course (of river): curso m

course (of road): recorrido m

1.2. course (way of proceeding):

the only course open to us: el único camino que tenemos

the only course open to us: nuestra única opción

your best course is to say nothing: lo mejor que puedes hacer es no decir nada

1.3. course (progress) sin pl.:

in the normal course of events: normalmente

in the normal course of events: en circunstancias normales

in due course: a su debido tiempo

you'll be informed in due course: se le informará en su momento or cuando corresponda or a su debido tiempo

in the course of time: con el tiempo

in or during the course of a few short weeks: en el curso de unas pocas semanas

in the course of our conversation: en el curso or transcurso de nuestra conversación

during the course of the interview: durante (el transcurso de) la entrevista

it changed the course of history/events: cambió el curso de la historia/los acontecimientos

to interfere with the course of justice DER.: entorpecer la acción de la justicia

to run or take its course: seguir su curso

2. course:

of course: claro

of course: desde luego

of course: por supuesto

you know it, don't you? — of course!: lo sabes, ¿no? — ¡claro! or ¡desde luego! or ¡por supuesto!

of course! why didn't I think of that?: ¡pero claro! ¿cómo no se me ocurrió?

am I invited? — of course you are!: ¿estoy invitado? — ¡claro or desde luego or por supuesto or naturalmente que sí!

of course not: claro que no

what do they want? — money, of course!: ¿qué quieren? — ¡pues qué van a querer! ¡dinero!

I'm not always right, of course: claro que no siempre tengo razón

you know, of course, his father's dead: ya sabrás que su padre murió

the lines are, of course, from 'Hamlet': los versos son, claro está or naturalmente, de 'Hamlet'

3. course:

course AERO., NÁUT.: rumbo m

true course: rumbo verdadero

to plot a course AERO.: trazar el plan de vuelo

to plot a course NÁUT.: trazar la derrota

to set course for: poner rumbo a

the plane had gone off course: el avión se había desviado de su rumbo

the project is on course for completion: el proyecto va bien encaminado y se terminará en la fecha prevista

to change course: cambiar de rumbo

the party has changed course: el partido ha dado un nuevo rumbo or giro a su política

4.1. course (series of lessons):

course: curso m

a short course: un cursillo

course in/on sth: curso de / sobre algo

to take or ingl. brit. also do a course: hacer un curso

to go on a course: ir a hacer un curso

they are sending me on a course: me van a enviar a hacer un curso

atrbv. course material: material m de curso

4.2. course MED.:

a course of treatment: un tratamiento

the doctor put me on a course of antibiotics: el doctor me recetó antibióticos

be sure to finish the course: no deje de terminar la serie or el ciclo

5. course (part of a meal):

course: plato m

as a or for the first course: de primer plato

as a or for the first course: de entrada

a three-course meal: una comida de dos platos y postre

6. course DEP.:

course (racecourse): hipódromo m

course (racecourse): pista f (de carreras)

course (golf course): campo m (de golf)

course (golf course): cancha f (de golf) Co. Sur

the race is over a course of three miles: (el circuito de) la carrera tiene un recorrido de tres millas

to last or stay the course (persist to the end): aguantar hasta el final

to last or stay the course literal (complete race): terminar la carrera

7. course (of bricks):

course: hilada f

8. course NÁUT.:

course: vela f mayor

II. course [ingl. am. kɔrs, ingl. brit. kɔːs] V. trans. (hunt)

course: cazar (con perros)

III. course [ingl. am. kɔrs, ingl. brit. kɔːs] V. intr.

course (flow swiftly) liter.:

he felt the blood coursing through his veins: sentía correr la sangre por sus venas liter.

damp course, damp-proof course SUST.

damp course: membrana f aislante

correspondence course SUST.

correspondence course: curso m por correspondencia

foundation course SUST. ingl. brit.

foundation course: curso m preparatorio

golf course SUST.

golf course: campo m de golf

golf course: cancha f de golf amer.

main course SUST.

main course: plato m principal

main course: plato m fuerte

main course: segundo plato m

orientation course SUST.

orientation course: curso m de orientación

obstacle course SUST.

obstacle course: pista f de obstáculos

obstacle course: carrera f de obstáculos

sandwich course SUST. ingl. brit.

sandwich course: curso durante el cual se alterna el aprendizaje con el trabajo práctico

refresher course SUST.

refresher course: curso m de actualización

refresher course: curso m de reciclaje

en el diccionario PONS

I. course [kɔ:s, ingl. am. kɔ:rs] SUST.

1. course (direction):

course: recorrido m

course of a river: curso m

to be off course a. fig.: desviarse

to set course for sth: poner rumbo hacia algo

your best course would be ...: lo mejor que podrías hacer sería...

2. course (development):

course: transcurso m

in the course of time: con el tiempo

3. course (treatment):

course: tratamiento m

4. course DEP. (area):

course: pista f

course golf: campo m

5. course (part of meal):

course: plato m

6. course (layer):

course: hilada f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let sth run its course: dejar que algo siga su curso

to stay the course: aguantar hasta el final

of course: claro

of course not: desde luego que no

II. course [kɔ:s, ingl. am. kɔ:rs] V. intr.

course: correr

Entrada de OpenDict

course SUST.

course (set of lessons): curso m

sandwich course <- -es> SUST. ingl. brit. UNIV.

sandwich course: programa que intercala estudio con prácticas profesionales

induction course SUST.

induction course: curso m de iniciación

golf course SUST.

golf course: campo m de golf

degree course SUST.

degree course: carrera f (universitaria)

crash course SUST.

crash course: curso m intensivo

damp-course SUST. ARQUIT.

damp-course: membrana f aislante

assault course SUST.

assault course: pista f americana

preparatory course SUST.

preparatory course: curso m preparatorio

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

inglés

español

español

I. course [kɔrs] SUST.

1. course (direction):

course: recorrido m

course of a river: curso m

to be off course a. fig.: desviarse

to set course for sth: poner rumbo hacia algo

your best course of action would be...: lo mejor que podrías hacer sería...

2. course (development):

course: transcurso m

over the course of time: con el tiempo

3. course (treatment):

course: tratamiento m

4. course DEP. (area):

course: pista f

course golf: campo m

5. course (part of meal):

course: plato m

6. course (layer):

course: hilada f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let sth run its course: dejar que algo siga su curso

to stay the course: aguantar hasta el final

of course: claro

of course: por supuesto

of course not: desde luego que no

II. course [kɔrs] V. intr.

course: correr

obstacle course SUST.

obstacle course: carrera f de obstáculos

preparatory course SUST.

preparatory course: curso m preparatorio

training course SUST.

training course: curso m de formación

assault course SUST.

assault course: pista f americana

golf course SUST.

golf course: campo m de golf

crash course SUST.

crash course: curso m intensivo

to audit a course: asistir de oyente a un curso

español

español

inglés

inglés

derrota: course

derrotero: course

ir por nuevos derroteros fig.: to follow a new course

Present
I	course
you	course
he/she/it	courses
we	course
you	course
they	course

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

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

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

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

to enrol for/in a course: matricularse para/en un curso

to let nature take its course: dejar que la naturaleza siga su curso

to do sth as a matter of course: hacer algo como parte del procedimiento habitual

prevaricar: to pervert the course of justice

en el transcurso del día: during the course of the day

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

This is a one-year continuation option program which a student may enrol after qualifying through a series comprehensive examinations and interviews.

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In 1998, the university was granted permission to offer master's degrees and enrol foreign students.

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He defended this by claiming that the limitation applied only to the part which allows citizens and businesses to enrol for services.

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In addition, students are encouraged to enrol in many different student societies and to take up numerous leadership opportunities.

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This was partly designed to enrol practising artists, along with academics and theorists, to bridge what he called the gap between town and gown.

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