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sistema de respiración artificial

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

life-support system [ˈlʌɪfsəpɔːt ˌsɪstəm] SUST.

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I. support [ingl. am. səˈpɔrt, ingl. brit. səˈpɔːt] V. trans.

1.1. support (hold up):

support bridge/structure

1.2. support:

support ECON., FIN. price/growth
support ECON., FIN. price/growth

2.1. support (maintain, sustain):

support family/children
support family/children
support family/children

2.2. support INFORM.:

3.1. support (encourage):

3.2. support (back):

support cause/motion

3.3. support (back up):

4. support:

support CINE, MÚS., TEAT.

5. support (corroborate):

support explanation/theory
support explanation/theory
support explanation/theory

6. support (endure) liter.:

support conduct/impudence/heat
support conduct/impudence/heat

II. support [ingl. am. səˈpɔrt, ingl. brit. səˈpɔːt] SUST.

1.1. support C (of structure):

1.2. support C:

support MED., DEP.
athletic support ingl. brit.
athletic support ingl. brit.
suspensor m Perú Río Pl.

1.3. support U (physical):

support pantyhose ingl. am. or tights ingl. brit.
support pantyhose ingl. am. or tights ingl. brit.
support pantyhose ingl. am. or tights ingl. brit.

2.1. support U (financial):

2.2. support C (person):

3. support C (backing, encouragement):

4.1. support U MILIT.:

to bring up troops/ships in support atrbv. vessels/trenches/troops

4.2. support U (backup):

technical/dealer support atrbv. package/material
technical/dealer support atrbv. package/material
technical/dealer support program INFORM.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

life <pl lives> [ingl. am. laɪf, ingl. brit. lʌɪf] SUST.

1. life C or U (existence):

departed this life May 17 1988 form.
dejó de existir el 17 de mayo de 1988 form.
to save sb's life
salvarle la vida a alguien
to take sb's life form.
darle muerte a alguien form.
to take one's (own) life form.
(llevarse) el susto de su (or mi etc.) vida
life begins at 40 provb.
life begins at 40 atrbv. member/pension/president

2.1. life U (vital force):

resucitar a alguien
to come to life party:
to come to life puppet/doll:

2.2. life U (vitality):

to be the life or esp ingl. brit. the life and soul of the party

3. life U (lifestyle):

get a life! coloq. usually pey.
atrbv. life event

4. life U (living things):

5. life U (duration):

6. life U (imprisonment):

life coloq.

7. life U ARTE:

to paint/draw from life atrbv. drawing
atrbv. life class

8. life C (biography):

system [ingl. am. ˈsɪstəm, ingl. brit. ˈsɪstəm] SUST.

1.1. system (ordered structure):

1.2. system (procedure):

1.3. system (organizational whole):

2.1. system (technical, mechanical):

2.2. system INFORM.:

2.3. system AUDIO:

3.1. system ANAT., FISIOL.:

3.2. system (body):

4.1. system (form of government):

4.2. system (establishment, status quo):

5. system (for gambling):

martingala f Co. Sur

en el diccionario PONS

life-support system SUST.

en el diccionario PONS

I. support [səˈpɔ:t, ingl. am. -ˈpɔ:rt] V. trans.

1. support (hold up):

support roof
support weight
support weight

2. support (provide for):

3. support (provide with money):

4. support (encourage):

5. support ingl. brit. DEP. (follow):

6. support (show to be true):

II. support [səˈpɔ:t, ingl. am. -ˈpɔ:rt] SUST.

1. support sin pl. (backing, help):

2. support (structure):

support fig. person

3. support FIN.:

4. support (knee protector):

5. support (confirmation):

life <lives> [laɪf] SUST.

1. life:

to draw sth/sb from life ARTE
to take sb's life

2. life sin pl. (existence):

to be sb's (whole) life

3. life sin pl. (duration):

4. life coloq. (prison sentence):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be the life and soul of the party ingl. brit.
it's a hard life! irón. coloq.
I'm not able for the life of me to ... coloq.
not on your life! coloq.

system [ˈsɪstəm] SUST.

1. system (set):

2. system (method of organization):

system POL.

3. system (order):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

en el diccionario PONS

life-support system SUST.

en el diccionario PONS

I. support [sə·ˈpɔrt] V. trans.

1. support (hold up):

support roof
support weight
support weight

2. support (provide for):

3. support (provide with money):

4. support (encourage):

5. support (show to be true):

II. support [sə·ˈpɔrt] SUST.

1. support (backing, help):

2. support (structure):

support fig. person

3. support FIN.:

4. support (confirmation):

life <lives> [laɪf] SUST.

1. life:

to take sb's life

2. life (existence):

to be sb's (whole) life

3. life (duration):

4. life argot (prison sentence):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

life is hard! irón. coloq.
not on your life! coloq.

system [ˈsɪs·təm] SUST.

1. system (set):

2. system (method of organization):

system POL.

3. system (order):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

Present
Isupport
yousupport
he/she/itsupports
wesupport
yousupport
theysupport
Past
Isupported
yousupported
he/she/itsupported
wesupported
yousupported
theysupported
Present Perfect
Ihavesupported
youhavesupported
he/she/ithassupported
wehavesupported
youhavesupported
theyhavesupported
Past Perfect
Ihadsupported
youhadsupported
he/she/ithadsupported
wehadsupported
youhadsupported
theyhadsupported

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The drone was still man-rated, it had not been stripped of its on-board controls, ejection seat or life-support system.
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Inside the aircraft there was a life-support system containing a pair of infants.
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The report refers to natural systems as humanity's life-support system, providing essential ecosystem services.
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This can be done via an umbilical from the life-support systems of the spacecraft or habitat, or from a primary life support system carried on the suit.
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They locate the professor, who is unconscious and hooked to a life-support system.
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