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estado

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. state [ingl. am. steɪt, ingl. brit. steɪt] SUST.

1.1. state C (condition):

state
liquid/solid state
state of siege/war
state of emergency
state of readiness
State of the Union message ingl. am.
State of the Union message ingl. am.
state of health
state of health
state of mind
the state of play ingl. brit.
the state of play ingl. brit.

1.2. state C (poor condition) coloq.:

my bedroom's in a state
my bedroom's in a state

1.3. state C (anxious condition) coloq.:

to be in/get (oneself) into a state about sth

2.1. state C (division of country):

state
the State of Texas
the States atrbv. law/taxes/police (in US)
the States atrbv. law/taxes/police (in US)
state highway ingl. am.
state prison ingl. am.
State Representative ingl. am. POL.

2.2. state C (nation):

state
atrbv. state apartments
state banquet

3. state U or C (government):

state
affairs of state
Church and State
Church and State atrbv. esp ingl. brit.
state education
the state sector
state security

4. state U (pomp):

to lie in state
to dine in state
atrbv. state occasion

II. state [ingl. am. steɪt, ingl. brit. steɪt] V. trans.

state
state
state
state (in writing)
state (in writing)
consignar form.
state (orally)
state law/document:
state law/document:
to state one's views
dar su (or mi etc.) opinión
to state one's views

slave state SUST. (in US history)

slave state

state capitalism SUST. U

state aid SUST. U

state aid
state aid

state school Info

state school

steady state SUST.

steady state

welfare state SUST.

welfare state
welfare state

corporate state SUST.

corporate state

failed state [ˈfeɪld ˈsteɪt, ˈfeɪld ˈsteɪt] SUST.

failed state

nation-state SUST.

nation-state

en el diccionario PONS

I. state [steɪt] SUST.

1. state (condition):

state
state of siege/war
state of mind
to be in a state coloq.

2. state (nation):

state

3. state pl coloq. (USA):

4. state (pomp):

to lie in state

II. state [steɪt] ADJ. (pertaining to a nation)

state
state secret

III. state [steɪt] V. trans.

1. state (express):

state

2. state (specify, fix):

state

nation state SUST.

nation state

state-owned ADJ.

state-owned

state prison SUST. ingl. am.

state prison

welfare state SUST.

welfare state

police state SUST. pey.

police state

state visit SUST.

state visit

state school SUST.

state school

solid-state [ˌsɒlɪdsteɪt, ingl. am. ˌsɑ:lɪdˈ-] ADJ.

solid-state

state-controlled ADJ.

state-controlled business
en el diccionario PONS

I. state [steɪt] SUST.

1. state (condition):

state
state of siege/war
state of mind

2. state (nation):

state

3. state pl coloq. (USA):

4. state (pomp):

to lie in state

II. state [steɪt] ADJ. (pertaining to a nation)

state
state secret

III. state [steɪt] V. trans.

1. state (express):

state

2. state DER. (specify):

state

nation state SUST.

nation state

solid-state [ˌsal·ɪd·ˈsteɪt] ADJ.

solid-state

state-controlled ADJ.

state-controlled business

state-owned ADJ.

state-owned

state prison SUST.

state prison

state visit SUST.

state visit

police state SUST.

police state

satellite state SUST.

satellite state

welfare state SUST.

welfare state
Present
Istate
youstate
he/she/itstates
westate
youstate
theystate
Past
Istated
youstated
he/she/itstated
westated
youstated
theystated
Present Perfect
Ihavestated
youhavestated
he/she/ithasstated
wehavestated
youhavestated
theyhavestated
Past Perfect
Ihadstated
youhadstated
he/she/ithadstated
wehadstated
youhadstated
theyhadstated

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State aid was also provided for the disabled, together with health insurance for public employees.
en.wikipedia.org
Of the state's 612 districts, 279 will see state aid fall after charter money is deducted.
www.cleveland.com
Most democracies (in one way or the other) provide cash grants (state aid) from taxpayers' money, the general revenue fund, for party activity.
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The normally mild-mannered priest caused some sensation at a public meeting prior to the election by suggesting violence would result if state aid were lifted.
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It was a state aid to exporters who ran possible commercial risks or political risks.
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