FIXED COSTS - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

fixed costs SUST. sust. pl.

fixed costs

costos mpl fijos

fixed costs

costes mpl fijos Esp.

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

the unit cost has been fixed notionally at $3.5

a efectos prácticos, el costo por unidad se ha fijado en 3, 50 dólares

español

inglés

costo fijo

fixed cost

¿cuánto me costará arreglar el reloj?

how much will it be o cost to fix my watch?

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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

fixed [ingl. am. fɪkst, ingl. brit. fɪkst] ADJ.

1.1. fixed (unchanging):

fixed price/rate/premium

fijo

fixed principles/position/view

rígido

a man of fixed ideas

un hombre de ideas fijas

of no fixed abode DER.

sin domicilio fijo

1.2. fixed (prearranged):

fixed date/time

fijado

a fixed-term contract

un contrato a plazo fijo

a fixed-price contract

un contrato a tanto alzado

2. fixed (steady, unmoving):

fixed gaze/attention

fijo

fixed smile/expression

petrificado

3. fixed (provided with) coloq.:

how are you fixed for money/time/food?

¿qué tal andas or estás de dinero/tiempo/comida? coloq.

my husband left me comfortably fixed for money

mi marido me dejó en posición acomodada

I. fix [ingl. am. fɪks, ingl. brit. fɪks] V. trans.

1.1. fix (establish):

fix date/time/price

fijar

fix details

concretar

her arrival has been fixed at 3 pm

su llegada está fijada para las 3 de la tarde

1.2. fix (organize):

fix

arreglar

I've fixed it so we'll be in the same hotel

lo he arreglado para que estemos en el mismo hotel

how are you fixed for next weekend?

¿qué planes tienes para el fin de semana?

2.1. fix (secure):

fix

sujetar

fix

asegurar

the planks were fixed together with two screws

las tablas estaban sujetas con dos tornillos

we fixed the pole in the ground

clavamos or fijamos el poste en el suelo

to fix sth to sth

sujetar algo a algo

fix bayonets! MILIT.

¡calar bayonetas!

2.2. fix (implant):

to fix sth in one's memory

grabar algo en la memoria

you've just got it fixed in your mind that she's jealous

se te ha metido en la cabeza que es celosa

the belief had been fixed in him from an early age

le habían inculcado la creencia desde temprana edad

2.3. fix (pin):

to fix the blame on sb/sth

echarle or achacarle la culpa a alguien/algo

3.1. fix (direct steadily):

he fixed his gaze or eyes on her

la miró fijamente

his eyes were fixed on the road ahead

tenía la mirada fija en la carretera

everybody's attention was fixed on her

la atención de todos estaba fija or centrada en ella

all their hopes were fixed on a truce

habían cifrado todas sus esperanzas en una tregua

3.2. fix (look at):

he fixed her with a stony gaze

clavó en ella una mirada glacial

4.1. fix (prepare):

fix esp ingl. am. coloq.

preparar

I'll fix you some food

te preparo algo de comer

what are you fixing for dinner?

¿qué estás haciendo or preparando de cena?

4.2. fix esp ingl. am. (make presentable):

to fix one's hair

arreglarse el pelo

we'll go as soon as I've fixed my face

nos vamos en cuanto me pinte

5. fix (repair) coloq.:

fix car/household appliance

arreglar

I must take this watch in to be fixed

tengo que llevar este reloj a arreglar

6. fix (influence fraudulently) coloq.:

fix election/contest

amañar coloq.

fix election/contest

arreglar coloq.

fix jury

comprar coloq.

7.1. fix argot (deal with):

fix

arreglar coloq.

I'll soon fix her!

¡ya la voy a arreglar yo! coloq.

7.2. fix argot (kill):

fix

liquidar coloq.

8. fix (neuter) ingl. am.:

fix coloq., eufem.

capar

fix coloq., eufem.

operar coloq., eufem.

9.1. fix (make permanent):

fix film/drawing/colors

fijar

9.2. fix nitrogen:

fix

fijar

10. fix (determine position of):

fix AERO., NÁUT.

establecer la posición de

II. fix [ingl. am. fɪks, ingl. brit. fɪks] V. intr.

fix (make plans, intend) ingl. am.:

we're fixing to go fishing on Sunday

estamos planeando ir de pesca el domingo

we've fixed to meet them at one

hemos quedado (en encontrarnos) con ellos a la una

III. fix [ingl. am. fɪks, ingl. brit. fɪks] SUST.

1. fix (predicament) coloq.:

to be in a fix

estar en un aprieto or apuro

to get (oneself) into/out of a fix

meterse en/salir de un aprieto or apuro

2. fix argot:

fix (of drug)

dosis f

fix (shot)

pinchazo m

fix (shot)

chute m Esp. argot

to give oneself a fix

pincharse coloq.

I need my daily fix of chocolate

no puedo pasarme sin mi dosis diaria de chocolate

3. fix:

fix AERO., NÁUT.

posición f

to get a fix on sth sailor/airman:

establecer la posición de algo

we're trying to get a fix on the likely consequences

estamos intentando estimar or calibrar las posibles consecuencias

4. fix (put-up job):

fix coloq.

tongo m coloq.

fix coloq.

arreglo m coloq.

for the fight, the fix was on or in ingl. am.

en la pelea hubo tongo coloq.

for the fight, the fix was on or in ingl. am.

la pelea estaba arreglada or amañada coloq.

5. fix (solution):

fix

arreglo m

there are no quick fixes for these problems

estos problemas no se arreglan así como así

en el diccionario PONS

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

I. fix [fɪks] V. trans.

1. fix (fasten):

fix

sujetar

to fix sth in one's mind

grabar algo en la memoria

to fix sb with one's eyes

fijar los ojos en alguien

2. fix (determine):

fix

fijar

to fix a date

fijar una fecha

3. fix (arrange):

fix

arreglar

to fix one's face coloq.

maquillarse

4. fix (repair):

fix

arreglar

5. fix ingl. am. coloq. (food):

fix

preparar

6. fix coloq. (manipulate):

fix election, result

amañar

7. fix coloq. (take revenge on):

fix

ajustar las cuentas con

I'll fix him

me las pagará

8. fix FÍS., FOTO:

fix colour

fijar

II. fix [fɪks] SUST.

1. fix coloq. (dilemma):

fix

aprieto m

to be in a fix

estar en un aprieto

2. fix coloq. (shot):

fix

chute m

fix

pichicata f Arg.

3. fix AERO., AUTO.:

fix

posición f

fixed ADJ.

fixed

fijo, -a

to be of no fixed abode DER.

no tener domicilio permanente

en el diccionario PONS

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

fixed ADJ.

fixed

fijo, -a

to be of no fixed abode DER.

no tener domicilio permanente

I. fix [fɪks] V. trans.

1. fix (repair):

fix

arreglar

2. fix (fasten):

fix

sujetar

to fix sth in one's mind

grabar algo en la memoria

to fix one's eyes on sb

fijar los ojos en alguien

3. fix (determine):

fix

fijar

to fix a date

fijar una fecha

4. fix (arrange):

fix

arreglar

to fix one's face coloq.

maquillarse

5. fix coloq. lunch, dinner:

fix

preparar

6. fix coloq. (manipulate):

fix election, result

amañar

7. fix coloq. (take revenge on):

fix

ajustar las cuentas con

I'll fix him

me las pagará

8. fix FÍS., FOTO:

fix color

fijar

II. fix [fɪks] V. intr.

to be fixing to do sth reg: esp. Southern

estar planeando hacer algo

III. fix [fɪks] SUST.

1. fix coloq. (dilemma):

fix

aprieto m

to be in a fix

estar en un aprieto

2. fix argot (dose of heroin):

fix

chute m

fix

pichicata f Arg.

3. fix AERO., AUTO.:

fix

posición f

Present

I	cost
you	cost
he/she/it	costs
we	cost
you	cost
they	cost

Past

I	cost
you	cost
he/she/it	cost
we	cost
you	cost
they	cost

Present Perfect

I	have	cost
you	have	cost
he/she/it	has	cost
we	have	cost
you	have	cost
they	have	cost

Past Perfect

I	had	cost
you	had	cost
he/she/it	had	cost
we	had	cost
you	had	cost
they	had	cost

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

He tried hard and finally moved the load back to the classroom where he was supposed to fix up a broken window.

en.wikipedia.org

He refused to work for white men who would fix the scales and shortchange him when his cotton haul was weighed.

www.chicagotribune.com

There is no quick fix and anything in the direction of euro bonds or something similar would mean for me the end of the stability-oriented currency union.

www.telegraph.co.uk

They need money to fix all the broken items, so they wish for buckets of gold and go off to buy some items.

en.wikipedia.org

A radio fix on two stations can be found in exactly the same way.

en.wikipedia.org