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barra estabilizadora
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
sway bar SUST. ingl. am.
sway bar → antiroll bar
antiroll bar [ˌænˌtaɪˈroʊl ˌbɑr, ˌæn(t)iˈroʊl ˌbɑr] SUST.
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. sway [ingl. am. sweɪ, ingl. brit. sweɪ] SUST. U
1. sway (movement):
2. sway:
to hold sway ideas:
to hold sway ideas:
to hold sway leader:
to hold sway leader:
to hold sway over sb
ejercer dominio sobre alguien
to hold sway over sb
dominar a alguien
II. sway [ingl. am. sweɪ, ingl. brit. sweɪ] V. intr.
1. sway (swing):
sway branch/tree:
sway building/tower:
sway building/tower:
sway building/tower:
2. sway (veer):
sway public opinion:
sway public opinion:
III. sway [ingl. am. sweɪ, ingl. brit. sweɪ] V. trans.
1. sway (influence):
sway person/crowd
sway person/crowd
2. sway (move):
sway hips
sway hips
I. bar1 [ingl. am. bɑr, ingl. brit. bɑː] SUST.
1.1. bar:
1.2. bar (of electric fire):
bar ingl. brit.
2.1. bar DEP.:
2.2. bar (in ballet):
3. bar (block):
chocolatín m Río Pl.
barra f de jabón Co. Sur
4.1. bar:
bar m
bar m
4.2. bar (stall):
heel bar ingl. brit.
key bar ingl. brit.
5.1. bar DER.:
the Bar (legal profession) ingl. am.
the Bar (barristers) ingl. brit.
el conjunto de barristers barrister
to be called to the Bar ingl. brit.
obtener el título de barrister
atrbv. Bar exam ingl. am.
5.2. bar DER. (in court):
6.1. bar MÚS. (measure):
6.2. bar MÚS.:
7. bar (impediment):
bar to sth
bar to sth
8. bar (in bay, river):
9.1. bar (band of light, color):
9.2. bar MILIT.:
bar (indicating rank) ingl. am.
bar (to medal) ingl. brit.
9.3. bar (in heraldry):
II. bar1 <part. pres. barring; pret., part. pas. barred> [ingl. am. bɑr, ingl. brit. bɑː] V. trans.
1. bar (secure):
bar door/window
bar door/window
2. bar (block):
bar path/entrance
3. bar (prohibit):
bar smoking/jeans
4. bar (stripe):
bar usu pass
III. bar1 [ingl. am. bɑr, ingl. brit. bɑː] PREP.
excl
barrister [ingl. am. ˈbɛrəstər, ingl. brit. ˈbarɪstə] SUST. ingl. brit.
bar2 [ingl. am. bɑr, ingl. brit. bɑː] SUST. (unit of pressure)
bar m
en el diccionario PONS
I. sway [sweɪ] V. intr.
II. sway [sweɪ] V. trans.
1. sway (move from side to side):
2. sway (persuade):
III. sway [sweɪ] SUST. sin pl.
1. sway (influence):
under the sway of sb/sth
2. sway form. (control):
to hold sway over sth/sb
Bar [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] SUST.
the Bar group of lawyers
the Bar profession
the Bar profession
la Barra Méx.
I. bar1 [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] -rr- SUST.
1. bar:
bar of metal, wood
bar of a cage, prison
bar of chocolate
bar of gold
bar of soap
to be behind bars coloq.
2. bar (band of colour):
3. bar MÚS.:
4. bar MILIT.:
5. bar (sandbank):
6. bar (restriction):
7. bar:
bar m
bar (counter) in bar
bar in store
8. bar INFORM.:
II. bar1 [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] -rr- V. trans.
1. bar (fasten):
bar door, window
2. bar (obstruct):
to bar sb's way/path
3. bar (prohibit):
to bar sb from doing sth
4. bar (exclude):
bar2 [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] PREP. ingl. brit.
excl
en el diccionario PONS
I. sway [sweɪ] V. intr.
II. sway [sweɪ] V. trans.
1. sway (move from side to side):
2. sway (persuade):
III. sway [sweɪ] SUST.
1. sway (influence):
under the sway of sb/sth
2. sway form. (control):
to hold sway over sth/sb
Bar [bar] SUST.
the Bar group of lawyers
the Bar profession
the Bar profession
la Barra Méx.
I. bar1 [bar] SUST.
1. bar:
bar of metal, wood
bar of a cage, prison
bar of chocolate
bar of gold
bar of soap
to be behind bars coloq.
2. bar (band of color):
3. bar MÚS.:
4. bar MILIT.:
5. bar (sandbank):
6. bar (restriction):
7. bar:
bar m
8. bar comput:
II. bar1 <-rr-> [bar] V. trans.
1. bar (fasten):
bar door, window
2. bar (obstruct):
to bar sb's way/path
3. bar (prohibit):
to bar sb from doing sth
4. bar (exclude):
bar2 [bar] PREP.
excl
Present
Isway
yousway
he/she/itsways
wesway
yousway
theysway
Past
Iswayed
youswayed
he/she/itswayed
weswayed
youswayed
theyswayed
Present Perfect
Ihaveswayed
youhaveswayed
he/she/ithasswayed
wehaveswayed
youhaveswayed
theyhaveswayed
Past Perfect
Ihadswayed
youhadswayed
he/she/ithadswayed
wehadswayed
youhadswayed
theyhadswayed
PONS OpenDict

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Thus, while members of the bar practise only as barristers, a practitioner is admitted as a barrister and solicitor.
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Despite wanting to put forward this defence, his barrister refused to do so because the defence was political in nature.
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Miles continued to practise as a barrister until 1980 when he was appointed to the judiciary.
en.wikipedia.org
He was a barrister and solicitor by career.
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His practice as a barrister included both civil and criminal matters.
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