OBSERVE - Traducción inglés-español

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inglés

español

I. observe [ingl. am. əbˈzərv, ingl. brit. əbˈzəːv] V. trans.

1.1. observe (watch carefully):

observe

observar

police observed the suspect closely

la policía vigilaba de cerca al sospechoso

1.2. observe (perceive, notice):

observe

observar

he was observed entering/leaving the building

se lo vio entrar/salir del edificio

2. observe (comment):

observe liter.

observar

it's getting colder, she observed

—está haciendo más frío —observó

3. observe:

observe custom

observar

observe law

respetar

observe law

cumplir

observe law

obedecer

observe religious festival

guardar

observe religious festival

celebrar

to observe the fast of Ramadan

guardar ayuno durante el Ramadán

II. observe [ingl. am. əbˈzərv, ingl. brit. əbˈzəːv] V. intr. (watch)

observe

observar

observe

mirar

acutely analyze/observe

con perspicacia

acutely analyze/observe

con agudeza

acutely analyze/observe

sagazmente

subtly remark/observe

perspicazmente

subtly remark/observe

con agudeza

to observe the decencies

guardar las formas

español

inglés

la inobservancia de esta regla

failure to observe this rule

observar

to observe

observar un eclipse

to observe an eclipse

observar

to observe form.

como pueden observar, la restauración es excelente

as you can see o as you will observe, it has been superbly restored

observar

to observe form.

observar leyes/preceptos

to observe

observar protocolo

to observe

santificar las fiestas

to observe feast days

costumbres desusadas entre nosotros

customs we no longer observe

observar el protocolo

to observe protocol o convention

respetar ley/norma

to observe

no respetan los límites de velocidad

they don't observe the speed restrictions

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inglés

español

I. observe [əbˈzɜ:v, ingl. am. -ˈzɜ:rv] V. trans.

1. observe:

observe (watch closely)

observar

observe (notice)

fijarse en

to observe sb doing sth

ver a alguien haciendo algo

2. observe (remark):

observe

comentar

3. observe (obey):

observe rules

observar

observe silence, religious holiday

guardar

to observe a minute of silence

guardar un minuto de silencio

to observe Passover

celebrar la Pascua

II. observe [əbˈzɜ:v, ingl. am. -ˈzɜ:rv] V. intr.

1. observe (watch):

observe

observar

2. observe (remark):

to observe (up)on sth

hacer una observación sobre algo

to observe the proprieties

atenerse al decoro

español

inglés

cerner

to observe

cernir (observar)

to observe

respetar

to observe

observar

to observe

remirarse

to observe carefully

examinar (observar)

to observe

cumplir

to observe

guardar

to observe

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. observe [əb·ˈzɜrv] V. trans.

1. observe:

observe (watch closely)

observar

observe (notice)

fijarse en

to observe sb doing sth

ver a alguien haciendo algo

2. observe (remark):

observe

comentar

3. observe (obey):

observe rules

observar

observe silence, religious holiday

guardar

to observe a minute of silence

guardar un minuto de silencio

to observe Passover

celebrar la Pascua

II. observe [əb·ˈzɜrv] V. intr.

1. observe (watch):

observe

observar

2. observe (remark):

to observe (up)on sth

hacer una observación sobre algo

to observe the proprieties

atenerse al decoro

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inglés

cerner (observar)

to observe

respetar

to observe

observar

to observe

examinar (observar)

to observe

cumplir

to observe

guardar

to observe

mirar (observar)

to observe

Present

I	observe
you	observe
he/she/it	observes
we	observe
you	observe
they	observe

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

What is she getting paid all that money for if her own staff is treated with such little decency?

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These kids have more decency than all the judges and coaches in the world.

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The protection of decency was also a proposed objective.

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But there's a basic decency there behind the gruff exterior, and he can occasionally surprise viewers with acts of tenderness.

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He even rejected normal ideas about human decency.

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